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ADMINISTRATION. . . . . . 7 

FACULTY . . . '. . . . . . 10 

FEBRUARY GRADUATES . . . 21 

JUNE GRADUATES. . . . . . 28 

STUDENT GOVERNMENT . . . 59 

GREEK ORGANIZATIONS . . . 75 

RELIGIOUS, SERVICE, DEPART- 

MENT ORGANIZATIONS . 137 

SPORTS · . . . . . . . 179 

REMINISCENTLY YOURS. . . 233 

ADVERTISING . . . . . . 257 

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AARUP, JERE ABARR, JAMES ABBEY, CLEM ABBEY, FLORENCE ABBOTT, MARY ABEGGLEN, JOHN 

ABELMAN, MARSHALL ABELSON, JANE ABERNATHY, JAMES ABLES, RUTH ABLES, THOMAS ABRAMS, HERBERT 

ABRAMS, ROBERT ABRAMSON, DANIEL ABRAMSON, LESLIE ABRENILLA, FRUTA ACKERMAN, THOMAS ADAIR, RICHARD 

ADAMS, ALLEN ADAMS, ANNE ADAMS, CARL ADAMS, CHARLOTTE ADAMS, DOUGLAS ADAMS, FREEMAN 

ADAMS, IRENE ADAMS, JOANNE ADAMS, JOHN ADAMS, LORRAINE ADAMS, NEIL ADAMS, RICHARD 

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BROWN, DANIEL BROWN, ELMER BROWN, ELMER W. BROWN, EVELINA BR.OWN, FRANK. BROWN J GLORIA 

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BROWN, PATRICIA W. BROWN, RAYMOND BROWN, RICHARD BROWN, ROBERT BROWN, RONALD BROWN, RUTH 

BROWN, STEWART BROWN, SUSAN BROWN, WALTER BROWN, WARREN BROWN, WARREN M. BROWN, WM. BROWNE, MARY 

BROWNE, ROBERT BROWNYER, LLOYD BRUCE, AMELIA BRUCE, BETTY BRUCE, META BRUCKER, EARLE BRUNER, JACK 

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BUH, MARY BULLARD, BILLIE BULLINGTON, RICHARD BUNGE, JANET BUNGER, JAMES BUNGER, WILLIAM 

BUNNELL, ELIZABETH BURDOCK, ROBERT BURGENER, CLAIR BURGERT, MARGARET BURHOP, CAROL BURKE, AVON 

BURKE, CHARLES BURKE, HELEN BURKE, MARJORIE BURKHAROT, FREDERIC BURNS, KENNETH BURNETT, KENNETH 

BURNS, PHYLLIS BURNS, ROBERT BURNS, THOMAS BURNS, WILLIAM BURNS, WINIFRED BURRELL, MOLLY ANN 

BURRIS, BILL BURROWS, GORDON BURTMAN, LEONARD BURTON, ARCHIE, BURTON, CLARENCE BUSBY, HOWARD 

BURTON, DOLORES BUSH, JOSEPH BUSKIRK, CHARLES BUSSY, RICHARD BUTEAU, THEODORE BUTLER, LEE 

BUTLER, VICTOR BUTLER, WILLIAM BUTTS, NEWEL BUXTON, GEORGE BUZGA, FRANK BUSKIRK, CHARLES 

BYERS, CLINTON BYINGTON, HARRY BYNUM, ROBERT BYRNE, BETTY 

CHACHE, ROSA CADLE, JAMES CADY, JOHN CAFFEE, JOHN CAGAMPAN, ROSALIND CALABRESE, DOMINIC 

CALDERON, NICHOLAS CALLAN, MURRAY CALLAWAY, WILLIAM CALDWELL, DALE CALDWELL, DEWEY CALDWELL, DON 

CALDWELL, MARY CAMACHE, HERMAN CAMACHO, MANUEL CAMERLYNCK, NATALIE CAMILLO, YVONNE CAMPBELL, ANN 

CAMPBELL, DON CAMPBELL, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, GRACE CAMPBELL, HUGH CAMPBELL, RAYMOND CAMPBELL, CLAIRE 

CAMPER, FRANCIS CANNON, GEORGE CAPELE, RAY CAPP, WILFRED CAPELA, YOLAND, CAPRIDES, GEORGE 

CAPSALLA, GEORGE CARAWAY, ANNA CARDOZA, HERMAN CARDOZA, LORAINE CARDOZA, LUCILLE CARES, JOHN 

CAREY, H. B. CAREY, WALTER CARLISLE, JOHN CARLSON, DARRELL CARLSON, JOAN CARLSON, VERA 

CARLSON, WALTER CARMONA, DIANA CARNDHAN, PEYTON CARPENTER, ARTHUR CARPENTER, DAVID CARPENTER, FREDERICK 

CARPENTER, LAWRENCE CARPENTER, WILLIAM CARPER, ELEANOR, CARR, BARBARA CARRILLO, GILBERT CARROLL, JEROME 

CARSON, JANE CARSON, LEO CARTER, CALVIN CARTER, MERCEDES CARTER, RUTH CARTER, SHIRLEY 

CARTMILL MAX CARUSO, THOMAS CARVER, JOSEPH CARVER, LAWRENCE CASEY, COLLEEN CASEY, HAROLD 

CASEY, RAYMOND CASEY, ROBERT CASSADY, LLOYD CASTEEL, EARL CASTEEL, SARAH CASTELLANOS, RALPH 

CASTERMAN, ROBERTA CASTILLO, FAUSTO CATALINA, JOSEPH CAEBACH, JOHN CAUTHEN, MARY CAVALLIN, MARION 

CAWLEY, DONNA CAYWOOD, RUBY CELAYA, OTTO CENDALE, BEN CESENA, ILDROFO CESPEDES, CRECENCIO 

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J~AN FENTZLlNG, Names Editor-Joan is the person responsible 

for ,g?t,hering over five thousand names which were used 

for the division pages and the unique dedication. 

JEAN COUTIE~, Gene~al Layout-As a general dut hel er 

Jean gathered information for special pages typed Yd Pk d' 

on the faculty pages, ,an war e 

MARIE TURCOTT C' d" . 

tor,' Marie had th~ t~sQk~~a~~7~ ~d'to~-I-~s hoordinating edigether, 

Acting as messen er shglng a a t ~ loose ends 1'0- 

contacts for the editor anJ w~s r: gav~bolut assignments, made 

the entire index. I spans I e f or much typing and 

BOB GREER, Assistant Ph t h 

pher Bob took man . t 0 ograp er-As assistant photograt, 

Y pIC ures of groups d 

speclol aSSIgnments for f t 'I' d ,campus scenes, an 

of the prints were the ra i;nl Y ah~ sorority activities. Many 

resu SOlS f hours in the dark room. 

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1949.19SG-A SIGNIFICANT YEAR. 

Th~sear of 1949-1950 marks another milestone in our progress 

'tpward the long dreorned-of Greater So!",Diego State College. This 

JUlle!for the first time since the founding of our College in 1897 as 

cftwo~year normal school, graduate students were awarded masters 

rees: Furthermore, many students marched across the platform 

, ommencement to receive their bachelors degree, having successfully 

completed the newly developed occupational curricula 

whfch prepared them both for effective employment in the business 

andindltstry of our great area and far intelligent and contributing 

participation in the cultural and civic life of today's world. Other 

students, have completed the requirements which will permit them 

toentertge graduate programs of the university of their choice for 

advanced study required for ente[ing the higher professions. 

Our faculty of 220 reflects education, and in many instances 

teaching experience, in the best universities of the United States 

and Europe. The student body of 4200 regular full-time students, 

and a total enrollment of 5000, compares most favorably with the 

intellectual potentiality of the notion's outstanding universities and 

colleges in terms of standardized test results. 

Our' campus acreage has been extended by some 38 acres and 

plans for six new buildings are nOwon the architects boards, while 

two such buildings were completed and occupied during the past 

year. And before another twelye months have passed the six oddltiona! 

buildings will be hearing completion,' . 

Thus We see that 1949-195.0 has been a year of great signifi'" 

conce in the deyelopment of your Alma Mater. Each of us, faculty 

member and student alike, can view with justifiable pride the 

increasing size and beouty of the plont and the comprehensiveness 

and quotity of the educational program of the Greeter Son Dieqo 

State College. 

W. R. Hepner 

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DR. WILLIAM H. LUCIO 

Diredor of Elementary Education 

DR. JAMES J. HUNTER JR. 

Chairman of the Department of Education 

DR. FRED HARCLEROAD 

Director of Secondary Educotion 

ond Audio Visual 

Oil. MARY MENDENHALL 

DeGn of Women 

MR. CHARLES E. PETERSON 

Dearl of Men 

DR. FAY V. PERRY 

Director of Gu.idonce for Provisiollo' Students 

DR. I. N. McCOLLOM 

Director of Summer Sessions 

, 

DR. HERBERT C. PEIFFER JR. 

,Dean of Students . 

DR. WILL M. KIDWELL 

Director of Occupotlonal Guidollce 

and Plocement 

MR. S. C. HARTIGAN 

BIl.iness Monj:lge, 

DR. ALFRED 

E. WHITE 

Registrar olld' Directa, of Educational 

Reseorch ' . 

DR. JOHN PAUL STONE 

Heeld Librarian 

~ 

EUGENE ·F. DE BRECHT 

Director of ExtensJon Education 

DR. KENNETH W. EELLS 

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HOME ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Left. to right:WM~ss Ruth 

Commin, Mr. J. C. Sllverncil, Mr. L. . uce. 

AliT-Firat row, left to right: Mr. GeorgeMSor"'Jnson.S~~con; rAX~sM~~~~w~~d~~~~' 

er Mr. Everett Jackson, Mrs. lise Ruocco, \. eon wlgge,. , 

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Gaughey, Mr. Julius Leib, 

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Mr. J. R. Felton, Dr. Josep c C rn I , . 

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'Miller, Dr. Lionel Joseph, Dr. Dudley Robinson, Miss EnoSchwartz. Second 

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PLACEMENT OFFICE-Left to right: Will M. Tidwell, Robert J. Williams, 

Hester. Newman, Dorothy Slaugh. 

HISTORY-Left to right: Dr. C. R. Webb, Dr. Lewis Lesley, Dr. Katherine ~agan, 

. Dr. K. J. Rahfliesh, Mr. John E. Merrill. 

ELEMENTAR~ EDUCATION-First ro., left to ..;ghh 

Hammack, AIleen J. Birch, Marguerite 8rydegQord Edweena MOo 

ond row: Gliinivere Bak!!r, Fred

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Marshand, Dr. William Bruner, Oyx.e WIlkerson, 

Dr. Florence Dickhaut, Hannah Fo!SQrJ:!, 

Dr Mabel Trail, Dr. Gail Burnett, Dr. SIdney 

G~lick Dr Edward Block, Mr. Charles Byrne. 

Second ro~: Mr. Claude Shouse, Dr. Chesteh" 

B Kennedy, Dr. John Theobald, Dr. Josep 

Keeny, Dr George C. Gross, Dr. Fronk J'inson 

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ChO,plin Mrs. A/lPO Merle Panosh, Dr. Elizol:ieth Brown, Dr. Gil Burnett. Second 

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Dr. Leonard Messler. 

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Sjostrand, Mr. C. R: Wailing, Mr. C. Margan, Mr. M .8. Richardson. 

LIBRARY SCIENCE - Fint row, left to n~hr 

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Helen J~cobson, Dr. John Pavl Stone, fma 

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DICK THOMAS 

Business Manager of Athletlc:s 

Director of Publications 

CHARLES BYRNE 

Pub llcity Director 

MATH-fi 

M. M Len 

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Dr. C. R. Moe, M. C. K. Rutledge. Back row: Dr. L. E. Smith, William Vulliet, R. Holley, 

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Sports Public Relations 

MRS. PAULINE KIRKPATRICK 

Secretary, A. S. Office 

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'/tren, Vero Mtller, Emrna Benson. Thll'd ro",: .John' 

E KI Daley; Ruby Kirk. FOllrth row: Jerf~ Bireloquo, 

d undt, An e Fonnle Ross, Angie EJr~~~ "'!0~7'""'4'+50"~j 

AUDIO VISUAj..-...F'roftt row, left, to rlg"t': Roy Best, W. L· McLoney, Louy 

Cotton, Persis H~rlbuti Mary Cc;>x,., David Jurling, Ivan Heothmon, Don Nyie, 

Fred Harclerood.oBac:k 1'0"': Tom Guhnetfe Norman Head, Bll! Gorham, BerflOrf 

Hoyden, Thornas F!OY~I Art Sprague, Charles West, ~ichord Neal Bert 

L. Bird.· , EtiZ'abeth Cartl'nifl, Barbara Kilpatri~k, 

A•. S.Sect~tar~es, and Betty 

MonnGtt, Bookstore. 

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Carmel Botte' an~i'Jean Totreau, Mrs. Patricio Nordstrom and Mrs. 

Bookstore Clerks Gerry Berger, A. S. Cashiers 

BOOK STORE OFFICE-Left to right: Ber~ice Linton, 

Dorothy Thompson r Marjorie Baker~ Dor.s Heskett, 

James McGowan, Moe Wilbert. 

FOREIG 

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CHABOURLY, FRANK CHADWICK, RICHARD CHAFFEE, CYNTHIA CHAFFEE, RICHARD CHAFFEE, MERICK CHAFFIN, ROGER 

CHAMBERLIN. ALAN CHAMBERLIN, MARGARET CHAMBERLIN, MARILYN CHAMBERLIN, ROBT. CHAMBERLIN, S. CHAMBERS, LORAINE 

CHAMBERS, SHIRLEY CHAMBLIN, NAN CHANDLER, MACK CHAMP, LEILA CHAMP, VIRGINIA CHAN, JEAN 

CHAPIN, GEORGE CHAPMAN, D.L. CHAPMAN, EDNA CHAPMAN, THOMAS CHAPMAN, WAYNE CHAPPELL, CAROL 

CHASE, BYRON CHASE, GLENN CHASE, JEAN CHASEY, JOHN CHEATAM, JAMES CHECKHART, BARBARA 

CHECKHART, MARYANN CHEDESTER, HARRY CHENEY, WARREN, CHESIRE, FLOYD, CHESIRE, JAMES CHESIRE, HENRY 

CHESIRE, MARGARET CHEW, EDIS CHEW, MAY CHICK, GWENDOLYN CHILTON, JAMES CHINO, FREDERIC 

CHISHOLM, MARY CHIVAS, ROBERTA CHODAS, MARY CHRISTENSEN, CLINTON CHRISTIAN, JOHN CHRISTENSON, EARL 

CHRISTENSON, GERALD CHRISTENSON, RALPH CHRISTIAN, CHARLES CHRISTIANSON, LAWRENCE CHRISTY, DON CHUBB, WAYNE 

CHULA, LEONA CHURCHILL, HUGH CIARROCCA, LOU CIAVOLINE, MICHAEL CICCATI, BEN CLAGUE, DONALD 

CLARE, CURTIS CLARK, EDITH CLARK, JEAN CLARK, JOHN CLARK, LELA CLARK, PAUL 

CLARK, ROGER CLARK, SARAH CLARK, STEWART CLARK, VIRGIE CLARK, WILLIAM CLARKE, PHIL 

CLARKSON, EDWARD CLASON, ROBERT CLAVEL, JERRY CLEMENT, NANCY CLICK, HENRY CLIFF, JANET 

CLIFFORD, WILLIAM CLINE, PAT CLIPE, MARY CLOSE, CLARENCE CLOSE, GORDON CLOUD, BEN 

CLUTTER, WILLIAM COADY, MERLY COATS, MORRIS COBB, MARY COBB, PAT COBEN, JOE 

COBURN, RICHARD COCHRAN, JAMES COCHRAN. HUBERT, CODY, JOYCE COFFEY, AUSTIN COFFIN, HARRY 

COFFMAN, SHIRLEY COHEN, ARTHUR COHEN, JOHN COIL, EDMONSTON COLBURN, JOHN COLBY, CAROLIN 

COLBY, ROBERT COLE, IRENE COLE, JAMES COLEMAN, GEORGE COLER, IDA COLLETTI, ALEXANDER 

COllA, JOHN COLLINGS, CURTIS COLLINGS, REX COLLINS, CHARLES COLLINS, FRANKLIN COLLINS, MARY 

COLLINS, WILLIAM COLOCADO, NELLIE COLTON, JOE COMERFORD, JO COLMERFORD, RICHARD COMSTOCK, ERIC 

COMSTOCK, ROBERT CONDIT, CURTIS CONE, ROBERT CONGER, DAVID CONGER, ROBERT CONGER, OMAR 

CONKLIN, BOB CONKLIN, DONALD CONLEY, JOHN CONLEY, ROBERT CONN, RICHARD CONNELLY, VARVANIS 

CONNER, DONNA CONNER, THOMAS CONNOLLY, RICHARD CONNORS, MARTHA CONNORS, TED CONRAD, FRED 

CONSIDINE, THELIA CONSOLE, RUSSELL CONWAY, MONA CONWAY, ROBERT COOK, CORTON COOK, PHIL 

COOK, BOB COOKE, GEORGE COOKEY, MARY COOLEY, MASON COOLEY, GEORGE COOLIDGE, DICK 

COON, EARNEST COOPER, ETHEL COOPER, GERTRUDE COOPER, HENRY COOPER, PEARL COOPER, ROBERTA 

COOPS, JAMES COOTER, ROBERT COPELAND, ANN COPITAS, SALLY COPLEY, LAURA COPPESS, LYMAN 

CORAM, FRANK CORMA, THEMAS CORDON, DIANA COREY, EARL CORNELIUS, BETTY CORNELIUS, WILEY 

CORNETT, BOB CORNETT, EDWARD CORNETT, W. F. CORNMAN, HOWARD CORPIS DICK CORPIS GEORGE 

CORWIN, WILLIAM CORY, JOAN CORRY, JEAN COSIO, OFELIA COSSOLlAS, ELEC~RA COTTAM PAULA 

COLTON, CAROLYN COLTON, DIXIE COLTON, IRA COLTON, LARRY COLTER, JAMES COLTER, KENNETH 

DIETZ, RICHARD DIEZ, GRETCHEN DIGBY, MATHEW DIGIULIO, EMANUEL DILLEY, NORMAN DILL, HAROLD 

DILLAHUNT, STEWART DILLERBACK, W. H. DILLEN, RICHARD DILLON, HARRY DINES, THOMAS DINKINS, GEORGE 

DISSINGER, GEORGE DITTO, RAY DITTRICH, NORMAN DIXON, DALE DIXON, JOHN DIXON, QUENTIN 

DOCK, BARBARA DODDS, MARGARET DODGE, ELIZABETH DODGE, MARION DODGE, WILSON DOLAN, FRANK 

DOLL, MARY DOMBY, JAQUELINE DONAHEY, DURENE DONAHUE, ELIZABETH DONALDSON. LILLIAN DONLEY, WARD 

DONNAN, GLADYS DONNAN, MARY DONNELLY, DONALD DONOHUE, JAMES DOOLITTLE, RUTH DORLAND, PHILLIP 

DORMAN, PHYLLIS DORNER, ARLENE DOSS, MARGARET DOSTER, LANDRY DOTTY, WILLIAM DOUGHTY, RICHARD 

DOUGLAS, ROLAND DOUGHTY, THOMAS DOUORAU, PANDORA DOW, RALPH DOWD, JAMES DOWDS, GERALD 

DOWNS, DARRELL DOYLE, JAMES DOYLE, JOHN DRAKE, WAYNE DRANE, THOMAS DRAPER, JACK 

DRASIL, IDA DRAYNER, ALLEN DRESSER, LELAND DREWERY, JOAN DRESCHER, ROBERT DREYER, DONALD 

DREYER, DONNA DREYER, MARIE DRINKWATER, MARGARET DROLLINGER, RALPH D'RONEY, MINNTAHOIA DROWN. HOWARD 

DRUMMET, MARCIA DRUMMET, RICHARD DRURY, FLORENCE DUARTE, AMPARTO DUBA, DOROTHY DUDLEY, PATRICIA 

DUEA, VIRGIL DUERMIT, JOSEPH DUFFETT, WALTER DUFFY, JAMES DUFFY, THOMAS DUGGER, BERTHA 

DUGGER, FELIX DUKES, WARREN DULL, BEVERLY DULL, GEORGE DUNCAN, JAMES DUNCAN, JOE 

DUNCAN, MYRLEN DUNCAN, RUTH DUNDON, WILLIAM DUNN, JOHN DUNN, PAUL DUNSTAN, HARRY 

DURANT, FRANCES DURBIN, RICHARD DURHAM, BETTY DURHAM, HAROLD DURHAM, HENRY DURHAM, MARY 

DURHAM, RICHARD DURHAM, ROBERT DURNAL, DON DURNAL, GENE DUSTIN, CARL DWYER, DANIEL 

DYER, ROBERT DYKES, EUGENE DYKES, MARVIN DYSON, DAVID DYSON, RICHARD DZAJIC, MARIE 

EADS, THOMAS EARL, MARY EARNEST, LESTER EASON, BETTY EASTMAN, SUE EATON, EMILY 

EATON, GENE EATON, JOSEPH EATON, WALLACE EATON, 'WILLIAM EBNER, GERALD EBNER, JOYCE 

EBNER, LOWELL EBRITE, TED ECHEVARRIA, VICTOR ECKERT, MARJORIE ECKERY, CHARLES ECKERY, PATRICIA 

ECKHART, JOANN EDELBROCK, EUGENE EDENS, BENNIE EDERER, JOAN EDEREE, MARY EDGE, RUTH 

EDSON, ELIZABETH EDSON, ELIZABETH V. EDWARDS, BARBARA EDWARDS, FRANK EDWARDS, GEORGE EDWARDS, RICHARD 

EDWARDS, WILLIAM EGGERT, BONNOE EHLERS, WARREN EICHE, EDWARD EICHENLAVB, MARTIN EICHMAN, NICKOLETTA 

EICHMAN, ROBERT EISENTRAUT, DONALD ELDRIDGE, JOHN ELIASON, ROBERT ELKINS, HENRY ELLEDGE, ROBERSON 

ELLERY, PATRICIA ELLIOTT, ALICE ELLIOTT, EVELYN ELLIOTT, RICHARD ELLIS, DOROTHY ELLIS, GEORGE 

ELLIS, SALLEE ELLISON, CAROLINE ELM, CLAYTON ELMORE, GEORGE EMBLETON, RONALD EMBREY, ROBERT 

EMERSON, EDWIN EMERSON, WILLIAM EMERY, LILA EMERY, QUENTEN EMERY, WILLIAM EMRICK, JOHN 

ENGELHORN, GEORGE ENGLE, JOYCE ENGLEMAN, WARREN ENGLER, JOHN ENGLISH, WILLIAM ENLUND, WILLIAM 

ENTRINGER, RICHARD EPLER, JAMES EPLER, MARGARET EPLER, MARY EPPERSON, JAMES EPSTEIN, BURTON 

ERICKSON, ARTHURS ERICKSON, ELERTH ERICKSON. KARYN ERICKSON, RUBY ERICKSON, VALORIE ERICKSON, WILLIAM 

COURTER, JEAN COUSINEAU, HARRISS COUSINEAU, JAMES COVEY, JAMES 

COWLING WILLIAM COX, A"""" COVERY, MARGARET COWHERD, CLIFFORD 

, '''''' COX, KENNETH COX, MARY 

CRABTREE, CRADON CRAIG, ELLEN CRAIG, JIMMIE CRANE, ELMER COX, ROBERT COZENS, ANN 

CRANEY, JACQUELINE CRANS, MURREL CRAWFORD, DIANE CRAWFORD, GRETA CRANE, ETHEL CRANE, ROBERT 

CRAWFORD, ROBERT CRAWFORD, RONALD CREECH, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, JAMES CRAWFORD, LEIGHTON 

. CREEKMUR, ED CREEL, JAMES CRESCE""ZO L 

CRICKMORE , DON CRITTENDON, CYNTHIA CROCKER, BILL ." , OUIS 

CROUCH, DERRILL CROUCH, BEATRICE CROW, KENNETH CROOME, HARRY CRONAN, BILL CROSTHWAITE, BOB 

CHOW, WAYNE CROWDER, MARRIO"" CROWSO"" 

CROZIER , ALB ERT CRUM, JACK CRUMPACKER, JOANNE CRUSE, ALBERT ." ,,,, JOHN 

CULLY, ALICK CULVER, ELIZABETH CULVER, GRACE CULVER, JAROLD CUMMCI"'~GDSI,GAHNA'RRPyAT CULBERT, NORMA 

CUNNINGHAM, MERLE CU""""I""GHAM VIR "" ." CUNNINGHAM JEA"" 

"'''' ." , GI,,,IA CUPP, JIM CURLEY, JOHN CURRY JOY , '" 

CURTIS, RICHARD CURTIS, EVAN CUSHMAN, ERNEST CUTLER SIDNEY , CURRY, MARY 

D'ABLAING, GERRIT DACOLIAS, JAMES DAHLIN, RAYMOND DAGLEY, ROBERT DAHMS, ALBERT CUTTER, PHILLYS 

DAIGLE, MARGARET DALBY, MAX DALE, WILLIAM DALE GORDON DALE HURBERT DAHMS, THOMAS 

DAMERSON, DATON DAMERON, ALTON DAMRON M' , DALTON, PATRICIA 

~~~~EELLL~1~~I:E~ DANIELS, CHARLES DANIELS, GAY E MI~:NIELS~~~~~~'L~~N D:~~B~O ~~~ON DAR~~~~LH~~~~ 

DAVENPORT, ERNEST DARR, RALPH DARSEY, BERNARD DARROW EDNA DAVID WAYNE 

DAVIS, DORA DAVIDSAVEDI EWS'AMRDARY DDAAVIES, WILLIAM DAVIS, ADRIAN DAVIS, 'BARBARA DAVIES, MARGARET 

, VIS, ELIZABETH DAVIS HOMER DAVIS, CONSTANCE 

DAVIS, JOHN DAVIS, LLOYD DAVIS MILTON DA' DAVIS, HOPE DAVIS, EDWARD 

DAVIS, WILLIAM D'AURA, JOHN DAWSON PAUL VIS, JOHN S. DAVIS, MARTIN DAVIS, ROLAND 

DEAN, WALTER DEAN, WINFIELD DEARDORFF 'GLEN DE:~WSON, SAM DAY, FLORENCE DEAM, FRANK 

de BECK, JOHN De BOER, MARIE DeCARO ' J R ELL, LABE DEASON, JACK DEASON, WILLIAM 

DEHNEL, GEORGE DEISTER, LLOYD DEJARNETT' R AMES DECK, KEITH DEEBLE, JACK DEEWALL, NANCY 

DELANO, DAVID DELANO, STEVENS DELASALAS JOSEP~ DE ~~B~~T, CAROLYN DELANEY, DANIEL DELANEY, EILEEN 

DE MARCE, DONN DEMERS, GLORIA DEMETRE JIMMIE DEN RRE, MARILYN DELLE, MARTHA DE LONG, CHARLES 

DENNIS, JESSE DE NOYETTES, DORIS DENTON EDWARD D,BOESTERT, JUNE DENK, JUNE· DENNING, ERNEST 

DEPUE, STANLEY DEPUTY, ELIZABETH DEPUTY W"lLLI ENTREMONT, LIANE DENTT, LESLIE DEPEW, STUART 

DE STEFANO, RICHARD DESELLE, CARROLL DETATE JOH AM DE RIEMER, THOMAS DERX, MARTIN DE SILVA, ROGER 

DEVORRAUX ALYCE DEWHURST, ROBERT DEWES PH~LLJP DEUTCH, FLORENCE DEVEREUX, ROBERT DEVIN, JOANNE 

DIAMOND, DALE DIAZ, HELEN DIBB, WALLACE' DIBOLL :"~:ITT, ROBERT DE WOODY, LLOYD DEXTER, ROBERT 

DICKERMAN, KEN DICKINSON, BILL BICKSON, BILLY DICKSON ED DICKASON, MARY DICKENSON, JAMES 

, CAROL DICKSON, CONNIE DIERDORFF, LOREN 

ERIKSSON, HELEN ERKENBECK, JAMES ERNEST, DELIA 

ERZ\l'oIGER, EUGENE ESCAMILLA, AUGUSTINE ESCOVADO, ROBBIE 

ESTEP, NO,RMA ESTERSON, HOWARD ESTES, EARL ESTEVANE, 

EULBERG, ALVIN EUSTIS, DELBERT EVANS, CHARLES 

EVANS, JANE EVANS, JERRY EVANS, JOANNE EVANS, 

EVERINGHAM, WALTER EVERSON, WILLIAM 

ERWIN, CHARLIE ERWIN, DALE ERWIN, JOHN 

ESTAVILLO, ROBERT ESTEP. JOAN ESTEP, JOHN 

HECTOR ESTOK, HAROLD ESTRADA, CHARLES 

EVANS, DANIES EVANS, ELVIS EVANS, GARY 

ROBERT EVANS, WILLIAM EVERETT, LIONEL 

FABARES, PAUL FADDIS, JOHN FADNER, RICHARD FADWELL, MATHEW FAHIEN, NANCY FAIMAN, MERWYN 

FALL, LOIS FAHSLER, WILLIAM FANST, WILLIAM FARMER, ARCHIE FARNSWORTH, EARLE FARNSWORTH, KENNETH 

FARR, EVELYN FARRELL, GERALD FARRER, LLOYD FARRIS, THOMAS FASSLER, ROBERT FAUDOA, MARIE 

FAULKNER, DOROTHY FAULKNER, ORVAL FAULWETTER, WILLIAM FAUNCE, WILLIAM FAVEL, CHARLINE FAWCETT, KEN 

FAZIO, MARGARET FEATHERINGILL, WALLACE FEDERLE, FRANCIL, FEENEY, EILEEN FEENEY, THOMAS FELDMAN, DAVID 

FELDMAN, SHIRLEY FELKER, CHARLES FELIX, DANIEL FENTZLING, JOAN FENWICK, RUSS FERGUSON, FRANK 

FERGUSON, JEAN FERGUSON, NORMAN FERNANDEZ, RAFAEL FERRELL, CONSTANCE FERRIS, DAVID FERRIS, JOSEPH 

FICK, ROBERT FICKEL, MARY FIEGER, NANCY FIELD, ELIZABETH FIET, FRED FIET, NORENE 

FILER, JULIAN FILIPPI, FRANK FILIPPI, JOSEPH FILSON, ART FINCH, ROBERT FINCH, VERNON 

FINK, JAMES FINK, JOHN FINK, KIETH FINKLE, CHESTER FINKIEL, KATHRYNE FINNEY, FRANK 

FINSTER, DAVID FINSTER, JOHN FINSTER, JAMES FIRESTONE, SHIRLEY FISCHBECK, PAT FISCHER, LORELEI 

FISCHER, JOSEPH FISCHER, RICHARD FISCHER, PATRICIA FISH, DEANE FISHBURN, BILLIE FISHER, CHARLES 

FISHER, DONALD FISHMAN, FREDERIC FITIELD, ROBERT FITZE, WALTER FITZGERALD, STEVE FITZPATRICK, CURTIS 

FITZPATRICK, ROBERT FITZPATRICK, VIRGINIA FLAVEN, ALLEN FLEISHNEIN, REUBAN FLEISHER, KLAUS FLEMING, JASPER 

FLEMING, WILLIAM FLEMING, ROBERT FLESIA, ROMAY FLETCHER, EDWARD FLETCHER, THOMAS FLINN, ROBERT 

FLORES, ROSE FLOURNOY, LUCILE FLOYD, ROBERT FLUCK, RICHARD FLYNN, FRANCIS FODOR, ALVIN 

FOLD, RAYMOND FOLEY, JOHN FOLEY, ROXIE FONG, YOKE FOOTE, MARK FORAN, WILLIAM 

FORD, ROBERT FOREMAN, LAWRENCE FOREMAN, PAUL FORRESTER, SARAH FORSHAW, ANDREW FORTHMAN, ROBERT 

FORTNER, JAMES FOSTER, EDWARD FOSTER, GEORGE FOSTER, JACK FOSTER, JACK S. FOSTER, JO ANN 

FOSTER, JOHN FOSTER, LAWRENCE FOSTER, WILLIAM FOTIAS, ATHANASIA FOUCETT, OWION FOUGEROUSSE, HENRY 

FOUGEROUSSE, NICHOLAS FOUSHEE, FABIAN FOWLER, RHUDOLPH FOX, DENVER FOX, GEORGE FOX, GEORGE O. 

FOX, MARK FOX, STEWART FOX, WILLIAM FRADENBURG, JACQUELINE FRANK, ROBERT FRANCIS, GORDON 

FRANCIS, JOE FRANGER, VINCENT FRANKLIN, HARRY FRANKLIN, JAMES FRANKLIN, SYDNEY FRANKSTON, MORRIS 

FRANOVICH, CHRIS FRASHER, CARL FRAUER, ELINOR FRAWCIS, JACK FRAZIER, ALICE FRAZIER, JEANNINE 

FRAZIER, WILBUR FREDLUND, LYLE FREDERICKS, WILLIAM FREE, THOMAS FREED, EUGENE FREED, LEWIS 

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FEBRUARY 

GRADUATES 

Ackerman, Thomas C. Assay, Cliffard H., Jr. Austin, Tam A. 

Bach, Chandler E. 

Degree: B.A 

Degree: AB. 

Degree: AB. Liberal Arts Degree: A B. 

Major: Economics 

Major: Commerce 

Major: Sociology 

Major: Commerce (Business 

Minor: Political Science Minor: Economics 

Minor: Psychology, Econom. Administration) 

Activities: Tau Sigma (President), 

Canterbury Club ogy Club, Social Service Activities: Sigma Alpha 

Activities: Oceotl, Psychol- 

Minor: Economics 

Club, Lambda Chi Alpha, Epsilon (Eminent Deputy, 

EI Club Azteca 

Archon, Vice-Pres.) 

Bain, Julia A. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Education 

Minor: Social Science 

Barham, Eric G., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Zoology 

Minor: Botany 

Beamish, William S., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Christian Science 

Organization (President and 

Reader) 

Bevill, Daisy D. 

Degree: AB. 



Birdsall, Fred 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Physics 

Minor: Mathematics 

Activities: Alpha Phi Omega, 

Student Council, Com. of 

Elections, Delta Pi Beta, 

Blue Key, Engineers' Ass'n. 

Birdsall, Helen Kothleen 

Degree: A B. Liberal Arts 

Major: General (English, 

Art, Journalism) 

Activities: Student Council, 

Cop and Gown, Cetza, Delta 

Zeta, AWS Boord, Aztec 

Reporter, Who's Who, Xolotl 

Blumer, Arline 

Degree: AB. 

Major: General (Sociology, 

Psychology, Economics) 

Activities: Interfaith Council 

(Sec'v), Hillel, Inter-Cultural 

Organization, Social 

Service Club 

Boe, Rollin O. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Moth 

Activities: L u the r n Students' 

Ass'n (Pres.), Eng. 

Ass'n, Sigma Pi Sigma (Trs.) 

Bowen, 

Degree: 

William 

A.B. 

Bayle, George Wesley 

Degree: A. B. 

Major: Mathematics 

Minor: Chemistry 

Act i v i tie s: Alpha Phi 

Omega, Phi Sigma Kappa 

Bradbury, George Lewis 

Degree: B.A. 


Minor: Commerce 

Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon 

(Sec'v), Tau Sigma, Rolly 

Committee 

l 

CLA~RE STEPP~ER, Senior Editor-Claire put in many hours 

mak,~g reservations an? appointments for portraits. In addition 

to this ~he was ~espons,ble for the Senior section which was th 

largest In the history of the school. e 

FAYE ~EASO~ER, Senior Co-editor-Faye devoted 

to straightening aut typing and fili S. many hours 

blanks. "ling en lor information 

MARIAN JOHNSTON, General L 

~I~dg~, gave many hours to . ayout-. -Marian, a sorority 

tlflcatlOn work. typlnq, running errands and iden- 

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Brand, Raymond D. 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: English 

Brixey, John O. 

Degree: A B. Special Secondary 

Major: Physical Education 


Brown, Halleck Narris 

Degree: AB. 

Major: English 

Minor: Psychology 

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Bynum, Robert Fulton 

Degree: AB. 


Administration) 


Casey, Raymand Knight 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Music 


Activities: Delta Sigma Phi, 

Bond, Orchestra

, ", • •••• t ~. , • • • • • - 1» 

. 

- -- 

. 

Cast el, Sally L. 

o gr c: AB. 

Mojor: Sociology 


Activities: Soclol Service 

Club, P s y c hoi 0 g y Club, 

Chonnlng Club, Xolotl 

Cespedes, Crescencia 

Sanchez 

Degree: A.B. liberal Arts 


Minor: Sociology 

Activities: Inter-Cultural Organization, 

Social Service 

Club 

Chaboudy, Frank R. 

Degree: A.B. 



Champ, Leila Lande 

Degree: AB. 



Chapman, Wayne R. 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: A I p haP hoi 

Omega, Tau Sigma 

Foran, William Lester 

Degree: AB. Education 

(Special Secondary Cred.) 


Minor: Music 

Activities: A.M.S. Boord, 

Varsity Football, Letterman, 

Track, Omega XI 

Gauss, John 

Degree: AB. 



Foster, Jack E. 

Degree: A,B. 



Gold, James Milton, Jr. 

Degree: A.B. liberal Arts 


Minor: History 

Activities: C.S,T.A, Education 

Club 

Fougerousse, Henry L. 

Degree: B.S. 

Mojor: Physics 


Activities: Sigmo Phi Sigma, 

Electronics Club 

Graham, Alexander 

Degree: A. B. 



Activities: Sigma Lombdo 

(Pres.), Oceotl (V.P.>, Footboll, 

Lightweight Footboll, 

Tou Sigma 

Fougerousse, Nicholas C. 

Degree: B.S. 

Mojor: Engineering 


Graves, Lawrence Eugene 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Speech Arts 


Activities: Co-Fdr. KARA, 

Orol Intrpt. Club, Recipient 

Meritorious Servo Award for 

Interpretotion, Theotre Gld. 

Gantz, Forrest, Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Mojor: Music 

Minor: Geogrophy 

Activities: Pep Bond, Bond, 

Men's Glee Club, Choral 

Club, Chorollers, "S" Medal 

Winner 

Hadley, Raoul B. 

Degree: B.A. 

Mojor: Speech Arts 


Activities: Freshman Closs 

(President), Tau Delta Chi, 

Oceotl, Astronomy C I u b , 

Rodio Guild 

Hadreas, Georgette 

Degree: B.A 

MJ;or: English 

Minor: French 

Harriman, David Bruce 

Degree: B.A 

Mojor: Economics 


Activities: Tou Sigma 

Hartley, William 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Commerce (Bus. Ad.) 


Activities: AM,S. Boord 

(Sec'y). 

Hassey, Wilma Louise 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Geography 

Activities: Baptist Student 

Union, Choral Club 

Henneberg, Paul L., Jr. 

Degree: A.B, 

Major: Music 

Minor: Geogrophy 

Activities: Mu Phi Alpha, 

M.E.N.C. (Pres.), C.S.T.A., 

Education Club, Orchestra, 

Bond 

Christensen, Earl Virgil 

Degree: AB. liberal Arts 



Activities: Blue Key, Oceotl, 

Deseret Club, AM.S. Boord, 

Award~ Corn., Rolly Com., 

Tau Sigma, Delta Pi Beta 

Clark, John DeWitt 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Art 


Activities: Delta Sigma Phi 

(V.-Pres., Sec'v), Art Guild· 

Conklin, Donald Brodgett 

Degree: AB. 



Cooley, E. Mason 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: EI P a len que 

Gamma Psi ' 

Coram, Frank John 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Phi Sigma Xi 

Corwin, William L. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Sigma Chi, Phi 

Sigma Xi 

Ebner, Gerald Lincoln 

Degree: AB. 



Delaney, Daniel A. 

Degree: AB. 

General Major: Physical Education, 

Sociology 

Edens, Bennie Frank, Jr. 

Degree: AB. Special Secondary 

Education 


Minor: Social Science ' 

Activities: Varsity Football 

Omega Xi, Let'm'n's Club' 

C.S,T.A, Sophmore Cabinet 

De Lang, Charles B., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Tau Sigma, Sigma 

La.mbda, Inter-Fraternity 

Council '47, 

'48, '49, '50 

Soiling Team 

Feeny, Eileen Ann 

Degree: AB. 

M~jor: Commerce-Market_ 

Ing 

Mi~o~:. Sociology 

Actlvl~les: Inter - Sorority 

Council. Alpho Phi,Cap and 

Gown, AS. Social Com. 

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Dines, Thomas R. 

Degree: A B. Education 

(General Jr. High) 


Mlno~:. Physics, Gen, Science 

Activities: Education Club 

~at~ematics 

PI Sigma 

Club, Sigm~ 

Filippi, Joseph, Jr. 

Deqree: AB. Liberal Arts 


Minor: Speech Arts 

Acti~ities: Sigma Lambd 

President. 0, 

Dixon, John 

Degree: A B. Liberal Arts 

Major: Chemistry 


Activities: Aztec Christian 

Fellowship, Delta Kappa 

Fleischer, Klaus D. 

Degree: AB. Liberal Arts 



Politicol Science 

Heyer, Warren 

Degree: AB. 



Jennings, Marilyn Corinne 

Degree: B.A Liberal Arts 

Major: Commerce (Mktng,) 


Activities: Quetzal Hall 

Cob., Col. "Y" Cob., Cetza, 

A.W.S. Bd., Rolly Com., Del 

Sudoeste, Sophomore Cob. 

Johnston, William Linton 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Mothemotics 

Minor: Physics 

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Jones, Betty Ann 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Kappa Delta Pi, 

C.S.T.A. 

Jones, James F. 

Degree: AB. and Gen. Jr. 

High Teaching Credential 

Major: Mathematics . 

Minor: Social Science'

Kaihatsu, Arthur S. 

Degree: A,B, 

Major: Comm rce 


Kapes, Ernest William 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: Political Science 

Keeler, Donald E. 

Degree: B,S. 


Minor: Zoology 

Activities: Gymnastics 

King, Robert Edward 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Psychology 


Kinsley, Theodore R. 

Degree: A B, 



Activities: Varsity Gym 

Team, Lambda Chi Alpha, 

Pi Phi Epsilon, I.-F,e., Half- 

Time Entertainment 

McKellar, William H. 

Degree: AB, 



Activities: Wrestling 

McLaren, Kenneth Earl 

Degree: A.B. 




(Treas,), e.S.T,A, Rowing 

Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, 

e.TA 

Newton, Charles H. 

Degree: A B. Education, 

Gen. Jr. High 

Major: Sociol Studies 


Activities: e.S.T.A, Phi 

Alpha Theta, History Club 

(V.-Pres,) 

Pierce, Richard Hicks 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Engineering 


Pigniolo, Jock Charles 

Degree: B.S. Physics 



Activities: Sigma Pi Sigma, 

Phi Sigma Kappa (Treos.), 

I.R.E" Westminister Club 

Pratt, Russel/ Murray 

Degree: B,A. 



Activities: Ae s cu l c p lo ns 

(Pres.), Band, A I ph a Mu 

Gamma, Tau Delta Chi, Phi 

Sigma Xi, w.c.. P,D.e. 

Radican, Jack E. 

Degree: A,B. 



Rodovich, Nicholas John 

Degree: A B. 



Rophoel, Robert 

Degree: A.B. 

Mojor: Psychology 


Activities: Inter - Cultural 

Organization 

Rimbach, Bev. Ward 

Degree: AB. 



Rodgers, James F. 

Degrez: AB. 

Maj'Jr: Commerce 

(Accounting) 


Activities: Tau Sigma 

Roloff, Leland H. 

Degree: B,A. 

Mojor: Speech 


Activities: Lam b d 0 Chi 

Alpha, Pi Kappa Delta, 

KARA, Oceotl, Open Forum, 

H,S. Speech Tournament 

Rusk, Frances M. 

Degree: B,A, 


Minor: Social Studies 

Activities: e.S.T.A, Alpha 

Phi (V,-Pres,), Delta Phi Upsilon 

(Cor. Sec'v), Kappa 

Delta Pi (Hen. Education) 

Ryan, Paul E. 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Commerce (Bus. Ed.) 


Activities: H,1. 

Rybel, Frances 

Degree: B.A. 


Minor: Life Science 

Activities: Pi Beta Phi 

Knapp, Robert Louis 

Degree: B,S. 



Activities: Institute of Radio 

Engineers 

Kusche, Thelma Dixie 

Degree: B.A. 

Major: Speech 


Act i v i tie s : Anthropology 

Club, Theater Guild 

Radio Guild (Sec'y), Skull 

ond Dagger 

Lee, Herbert Glen 

Degree: AB, Liberal Arts 



Geography , 

Activities: Tau S i g m a 

Alpha Phi Omega ' 

Livesay, Elizabeth Field 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Alpha Delta Chi, 

Phi Mu Epsilon 

Lowerison, Courtland W. 

Degree: B.A. 

M:Jjor: Commerce 



Makie, Donald Jay 

Degree: AB. 

General Major: P.E" Sociology, 

Psychology 

Mol/ering, Geraldine M. 

Degree: AB. 



Maynord, Helen Fronces 

Degree: AB, General Elementary 



Activities: Sigma Alpha Iota 

(Sec'v), Orchestra, YM-YW 

Quetzal Hall, e.S,T.A ' 

Monette, Theodore A. 

Degree: AB, 



Activities: Newman Club 

Camera Club, Tau Sigma ' 

Myers, Rexol F. 

Degree: B,S. 



Activities: Sigma Pi Sigma 

(Treos.), Math, Club, Institute 

of 

(Sec'y) 

Rod i 0 Engineers 

Montello, George 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: General Science 

Mills, James R. 


Major: Social Science 


Activities: Interfaith Coun 

Intrpr. Anglican Council 

(Pres.J, Phi Alpha Theta 

R,W,e., Xolotl, Ed. Club.' 

Moore, James Francis 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Basketball Mgr 

(4 years), Letterman's Club' 

Omega Xi ' 

Miyashita, Miyoko 

Degree: B,A 



Activities: Social Servo Club, 

Inter-Cultural Organization, 

Channing Club 

Moore, Walter Earl 

Degree: AB. 



Rye, George William 

Degree: A.B, 



Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 

Xolotl, Tau Sigma, 

Choral Club, Men's Glee 

Club 

Sable, Cathleen Jackson 

Degree: A,B. 



Activities: Alpha Phi, Junior 

Class (V.-P,), AW,S. Board, 

I.-S. Council, e.S.T.A, Del 

Sud, Xolotl, Rally Com. 

Sanford, William A. 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: I.-F. Council, Ed. 

Club, AM.S. Board, Social 

Com., Extra-Curricular Committee, 

Sigma Phi Epsilon 

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Schniepp, Gene R. 

Degree: AB. Elemen. Ed. 



Activities: e.S.T.A (State 

Pres.), K a p p a Delta Pi 

(Pres.), Pi Kappa Alpha, inter-Cultural 

Organization 

Scott, Alfred G., Jr. 

Degree: A.B, General 

Majors: Sociology, Journalism, 

English 

Activities: Aztec, Emit, Del 

Sud, Handbook, International 

Relations Club, I.-e. Or., 

Soc. Science Coun, Cacti

Siegel, Bernard I. 

D gr e: AB. 

Major: History 


Silbaugh, Ralph Gordon 

Degree: AB. 

Molar: Social Science 

Minor: Physical Education 

Activities: A I p haP h I 

Omega, C. S. T. A, Intra- 

Mural Athletics 

Simcox, John Lawton 

Degree: A.B. 


Minor: Sociol Science 

Activities: Varsity Footboli 

(Letters 3 years), Letterman's 

Club, Phi Lambda Xi 

Simmons, Dick 

Degree: A B. 

Malor: Physical Education 


Activities: Varsity Foatbali, 

Sigma Chi, Letterman's 

. Club. 

Skidmore, Robert Kalani 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Pre-Social Work 

Activities: Who's Who, Pep 

Bond, Blue Key, Oceotl 

Christian Science Orgoniza~ 

tion, C h 0 r a I Club, Rolly 

Committee, Choralairs 

Taylor, Ramie Allen 

Degree, B.S. 



Thompson, Richard Elmer 

Degree: AB. 



Turoski, Zigmund James 

Degree: AB. 




Tuttle, Patrick M. 

Degree: A.B. Kindergarten, 

Primary 



Activities: Christian Science 

Organization (Sec'y, Pres., 

V.-Pres., Reeder), C.S.T.A. 

Updegraff, William 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Life Science 


D., 

Jr. 

Vance, Dorothy 

Degree: A. B. 



Activities: C.S.T.A., L.AC., 

Xolotl, Kappa Theta, Gamma 

Phi Beta, Wesley Club, 

Choral Club, Choralaires 

Walker, Charles Paul 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Tau Delta Chi 

Wallace, Warren H. 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: Phi Alpha Theta, 

C.S.T.A., History Club 

Williams, Jackson B., Jr. 

Degree: A.B. Liberal Arts 


Minor: Econom.cs 

Williams, Leon L. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Oceotl, Psychology 

Club, EI Club Azteca, 

I.-CuI. Or.. Toastmasters, 

International Relations Club 

Wilson, James Bruce 

Degree: A.B. 



Yee, Mee K. 

Degree: A B, Spl. Secondary 

Credential in Art 

Major: Art 


Activities: Alpha Delta Chi 

(Pres.), Art Guild, Education 

Club 

Smith, Dallas C. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: General, Economics 

Sociology, Commerce r 

Activi.ties: Tau Sigma, Aztec 

Rifle and Pistol Club 

Stewart, Vera C. (Mrs.) 

Degree: BE (Elern. Ed.) 

Major: Education Social 

Science ' 

Sutton, Robert E. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: General Science 

Snyder, J. F. Sogo, Power B. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Mathemotics 

Activities: ~igma Pi Sigma 

(Corres. Sec y), Mathematics 

Club (V.-Pres.) 

Stimson, Russell C. 

Degree: A.B. Liberal Arts 

Major: General, Psychology, 

SOCiology, Economics 


Tau Sigma ' 

Taddiken, Robert L. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Political Science 

Club, Tau Sigma 

Stormes, John Max 

Degree: AB. 



Ac!ivities: Moth Club, Radio 

Gull.d, Institute 

Engineers 

of Radio 

Taliaferro, John Ransom 

Degree: AB. 

M?jor: Psychology 


Spears, Kent C., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 



Strong, Maurice 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: Tau Sigma, Sigma 

Lambda, P.c., S,D.S.C., 

Tn. Club, S.A.E., Anth. Club 

Tanner, William James 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Kapa Sigma 

Stevens, Robert Lee 

Degree: A.B. 


Minor: Special Science 

Activities: Del Sudoeste (Ed, 

'50), B.K., S. Photo., Aztec, 

Del Sud (Photo '49) Photo. 

Club, Sigma Delta Psi 

t 

Sutherland, Robert E. 

Degree: B.A 


Activities: Theta 

Phi Omega 

Chi Alpha 

Tarantino, Isadore Salvatore 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Kappa Phi Sigma 

(Treas,) 

FEBRUARY GRADUATES 

Charles L. Bohannan A.B. 

Robert Balm A.B. 

Marshall K. Brandon A.B. 

Paul D. Clark A.B. 

Robert G. Cook A.B. 

Ernest W. Davenport A.B. 

Roland J. Douglas A.B. 

Andrew W. Forshow A.B. 

Clarence C. Graham A.B. 

John D. Gressett A.B. 

Jack T. Hancock A.B. 

Gerald A. Handley A.B. 

Charles E. Helms A.B. 

Alice H. Hahn 

A.B. 

IN MEMORIAM 

David N. Jones 

John D. Kelsey 

Richard H. Kinser 

Robert J. Kircher 

William Low 

Hobart W. Mitchell 

Jane E. Neeper 

James T. Quesenberry 

Frederick L. Schwartz:, 

Jr. 

John L. Scott, Jr. 

Paul K. Sewell 

David L. Thomas 

James H. Walters 

Dale G. Walton 

Condolences are extended to the family of ROBERT ARTHUR 

RAPHAEL, 26, February graduate, who died early in May, a month 

before he was to have participated in commencement exercises. 

He held a bachelor's degree with a major in psychology. He is 

survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Raphael, of San 

Diego; his wife, Frances Isabel Raph.ael, and his daughter, Frances 

Jayne Raphael, of Alexandria, Va. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

Donald N. Weston A.B. 

Thomas J. White A.B. 

Betty E. Willis A.B. 

James L. Squire, Jr. B.S. 

Robert D. Chamberlain A.B. 

James E. Epler, Jr. A.B. 

Mary F. Gilliland A.B. 

John E. Lynch, Jr. A.B. 

John R. O'Malley A.B. 

Betty W. Quayle A.B. 

Helen D. Weyhgandt A.B. 

Lawrence T. White A.B. 

Walter J. Whittemore A.B. 

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JUNE 

Abbott, Mary Lou Ables, Thomas E. 

Degree: AB. General 

Majors: Journalism, English, 

Psychology 

Activities: Blue Key, Who's 

Who, Alpha Phi Omega, 

Aztec, Del Sud, End Zone, 

H.S.J.C. '49, P.R.D.S. Pub. 

GRADUATES 

Abrams, Robert Graham 

Degree: AB. 



Adair, Richard Douglas 

Degree: Special Sec. in P.E. 

Major: P.E. 


Act i v i tie s: Omega Xi, 

Oceotl, Education C I u b , 

Football Letter '47, '48, 

'49. 

Adams, Irene Russell 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Attended S. D. S. 

C. '39-'40, Lt. SC USNR 

until June, 1949, Transferred 

from USC Jon., 1950 

Baldridge, Allan L. 

Degree: B.S. 



Engineers' Association, Institute 

of Radio Engineers 

Bass, James O. 

Degree: General Jr. High 

Major: P.E. 

Minor: Social Science, 

Speech 

Activities: I.-F. Sports Director, 

Omega Xi, Letterman's 

Club, Varsity Baseball 

Baldwin, 

Lewis 

Ballantyne, Elizabeth Jean Ballantyne, Tom 

Degree: 



Activities: 

Westminister 

Club, Toastmistress, 

A.W.S. Boord, Interfaith 

Council, c.P.C., S.S.c. 

Beason, Steve Bechtel, Vanferd Mohr Beck, Ernest Lynn 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Phi Lambda Xi, 

Letterman's Club, C.S.T.A., 

Education Club 

Bardot, Donald Francis 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Varsity Football, 

Omega Xi, Letterman's Club 

Beck, Kenneth Robert 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Track, '48, '49, 

'50, S.D.AA.U. Decathlon 

Champion, N.C.A.A. Decatha 

lon, 6th place. 

Beck, Stanley Beckman, Robert F. 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: Psychology Club, 

Sociology Club 

Beers, William N. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Engineering 

Activities: Institute of Rodio 

Engineers, Engineers' Assn., 

Sigma Lambda. 

Bell, Donna Elaine 

Degree: AB. 




Aztec Christian Fellowship, 

C.S.T.A. 

Belloni, 

Wilson 

Adelson, Fred L. 

Degree: A.B. 

General Major: Chemistry, 

Zoology, Commerce 

Activities: A I p h a Epsilon 

Delta, Blue Key, Delta 

Kappa, E.A, N.S.C., Tau 

Delta Chi, Wesley Club 

Allison, 

Beverly 

Andrews, Arthur 

Degree: B.A 



Agee, Ernest O. 

Degree: A B. 

Major: Art 


Activities: J. V. Football, 

Aescalaepians, Phi Sigma 

PSI, Theta Chi, L. and AC., 

N.C., Blue Book Ball Com. 

Allison, Violet 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Pre-Social 

Activities: I.C.O., EI Club 

Azteca, Social Service Club 

Arnold, Don E. 

De~ree: A.B. Spl. Secondary 



Activities: Kappa Sigma, 

TIZOC W res t lin g Club 

(Pres.), Varsity Wrestling 

Who's Who ' 

Aiken, Edwin Gary 

Degree: B.A. 


Mi,:or:. Philosophy, Sociology 

Activities: Channing Club 

Camera Club, Psycholog; 

Club, Inter - Cultural Organization 

Almgren, Dona Dee 

Degree: A.B. 

Mojor: Life Science 


Phi Activities: 

Majorette, 

Alpha 

Cetza, 

Aztec 

R a I I y 

Committee 

Arnold, 

Dorothy 

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Albaugh, Donald F. 

Degree: B.A. 

Major: 

ing) 

Commerce (Account- 


Altman, Daniel E. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Math 


Institute of Radio Engineers, 

Student Branch 

Atkinson, Paul J. 

Alf, Edward F. 

Anderson, Lawrence E. 

Degree: B.S. Mech. Eng. 

M?Jor: Mechanical Eng. 


Activities: Sigma Pi, Society 

Automotive Engineers, Engineers' 

Association 

Baldessari, Betty Ann 

Degree: Special Secondary 

in S pee c h Art sand 

Speech Correction Cred 

Major: Speech Arts . 


Activities: Cap and Gown 

A.W.S., Gamma Phi Beta ' 

Bengston, Joan 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Education Club, 

C.S.T.A, Delta Phi Epsilon, 

Xolotl, Orchestra 

Benintende, Joseph John 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Frosh Football, 

J.V. Football, Toastmasters, 

Theater Guild, Lambda Chi 

Alpha, Pi Kappa Delta, D.S. 

Berg, Wallace S. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Lambda Chi 

Alpha, Inter. Col. Debate, 

Poly. Science Club 

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Berger, John Charles 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Music 


Activities: Mu Phi Alpha, 

Men's Glee Club, Choral 

Club 

Berkey, Max Leslie, Jr. 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: French, Spanish 



Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Alpha 

Theta, Xolotl, Le Cercle 

Francois, EI Club Azteco

Berliner, Jock William 

D gree: B.A. 



Activities: Hillel 

Berridge, Donald F. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Lambda Chi Alpha, 

Tau Sigma, Newman 

Club 

Berriman, Mildred 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: C h 0 r a I Club, 

C.S.T.A., Kappa Delta Pi 

(Sec.) 

Berry, Thomas Newton Berry, William E., Jr. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Psychology Club, 

Sigma Pi, Racquettes, Badminton 

Club 

Braun, John W. 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Accounting 



(Pres.), Tau Sigma 

Brocato, William C. 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Mothemotics 


Activities: Mathemotics 

Club, Sigma Phi Sigmo 

Brogan, Thomas Eugene 

Degree: A. B. 

Major: Physico I Education 


Activities: Newman Club, 

Theta Chi, Xolotl 

Browll, Jock Ellsworth Brown, Patricia 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Oceotl, Westminster 

Club, Radio Guild, 

Toastmasters, Tennis Club 

Brown, Robert Molcolm 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Tau Delta Chi, 

American Chemical Society 

(Student Affiliate) 

Brownyer, Lloyd R. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Geography 


Brown, Ruth Alice 

Degree: A B. 

Major: Art 

Minor: Home Arts 

Activities: Cop and Gown, 

Cetza, AS. Council, Alpha 

Xi Delta, WRA Boad, Y.M.- 

Y.W., AS. Social Committee 

Brown, Warren M. 

Degree: A.B. 


Minor: Business Adminis. 

Activities: Theta Chi, Interfroternity 

Council 

Brown, William Kilgore, Jr. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Toastmasters, Pi 

Kappa Delta 

Browne, Mary Elizabeth 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Alpha Gomma 

Delta, Phi Mu Epsilon, Orchestra 

Bruce, Amelia Bruce, Meta Bruner, William Bryan, Daniel A. 

Degree: B.A. 




Beseda, Woodrow Lee Best, Howard Vincent 

Degree: A.B. 




Y.M.-Y.W. 

Biehl, Patricia L. Bingham, Carleton D. Blackwell, Jack 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: G.S. of Kappa 

Sigma, Eta Omega Delta, 

Delta Kappa, Sigma Pi Sigma, 

Men's Glee Club, Oceotl 

Blair, Allen M. 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Science 


Activities: C.S.T.A., Education 

Club, Westminster Club, 

Soccer Team 

Blair, Betty Lorenz 

Degree: A. B. Education 

Major: Special Secondary 


Activities: Pres., Treas. of 

A.W.S., Cap and Gown 

Who's Who, Kappa Delta; 

C.S.T.A., Pi 0 meg a Pi, 

Bliss, Jackson Bliss, Mary Elizabeth 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: Shen Yo, Quetzal 

Hall, C.S.T.A., Education 

Club 

Blount, David H. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Delto 


Kappa, 

Bortz, L. Franklin 

Degree: B.A. 

Major: Special Speech 

Minor: English . 

Activities: Theater Guild, 


Bartz, Mrs. Margaret E. 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Elementary Education 


Activities: C.S.T.A., I.R.C. 

Batte, Louis J. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Kappa 

Newman Club 

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Sigma, 

Bowler, Leo F. Bradshaw, John 

Buehler, Genevieve Denice 

Degree: 

(Jean) 




Cetza, Toastmistress, Alpha 

Xi Delta, Junior Class Secretary, 

Xolotl, A.W.S. Boord 

Burgener, Clair W. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Inter-collegiate 

Debate, Deseret Club, Sigma 

Chi, Pi Kappa Delta, Theater 

Guild, Who's Who 

Burns, William Richard 

Degree: B.A. 




(Pres., Sec.), Tau Sigma, 

Basketball 

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Burton, Dolores Byington, Harry W. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Engineers' Association

Byrne, Betty Jeanne 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Alpha Phi, College 

Y,M.-Y.W. 

Caffee, John R. 

Degree: B,A. 



Activitites: Kappa Sigma 

Calderon, Nicolas 

Degree: A.B, 


Minor: Science 

Caldwell, D. H. 

Degree: B,A, 

Major: Political Science 


Campbell, Ann Appleton 

Degree: A.B. 

Majors: General Major Art 

English, Commerce ' , 

Activities: Aztec Staff, Social 

Committee (A.S,), Kappa 

Theta (Historian), Geology 

Club, Theater Guild 

Cheshire, Margaret Mary 

Degree: A.B. in Education 


Minor: Social Science Psychology 

Activities: Alpha Phi (Vice- 

Pres., Sec.), Delta Phi Upsilon, 

Xolotl, C.ST.A. 

Christensen, Clinton M. 

Degree: A.B. 



Cloe, Mary 

Degree: A.B. 



Click, Henry Cole, James Eugene, Jr. 

Degree: A. B. 



Activitites: Sigma Phi Epsilon, 

Rally Committee 

Collins, Billee Ann 

Degree: A. B. 



Activities: Xolotl 

Collins, Charles Warren 

Degree: A.B. 



Collins, James T. 

Degree: A.B., General Major 

Majors: Psychology, Sociology, 

Physical Education 

Activities: Omega Xi, Sigma 

Delta Psi 

Collins, W. Franklin 

Degree: A.B., Liberal Arts 



Activities: Sigma Chi, Tau 

Sigma 

Cone, Robert John 

Degree: B.A. 



Conley, Robert F. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Sigma Nu, Tau 

Sigma 

Connolly, Richard Conner, Donna Jean 

Degree: A.B. 




C.S.T.A., Canterbury Club 

Connors, Theodore Thomas 

Degree: B.A. 

Mojor: Commerce 

Minor: Geology 

Activities: Blue Key, Pi 

Kappa Alpha, Delta Pi Beta, 

Oceotl, Tau Sigma, Aztec 

Rifle Club, Delvers 

Cooley, George Robert 

Degree: A.B. 

Mojor: Economics 

Minor: Poly. Science 

Activities: Sigma Lambda 

Camper, Claire 

Degree: A.B., with Teaching 

Cred. 


Minor: SOcial Sciences 

Activities: C. S, T. A., Zeta 

Tau Alpha, Education Club 

Caraway, Ann Marie 

Degree: A. B. 



Activities: Sigma Pi Theta, 


Carrloza, Loraine Cecilia 

Degree: A.B. 



Activitites: Sigma Pi Theta, 

Newman Club (Sec.), Toastmistress 

(Trecs.), C.S.T.A., 

Student Union Committee 

Carey, Walter Andrews 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Aesculapians, 

R a I I y Committee, Bond 

(Pres.) 

Carlisle, Jahn R. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Civil Engineering 

Minor: Mothematics & Econ. 

Activitites: Tau Delta Chi 

(Pres., Vice-Pres.), Wrestling, 

American Society of 

Civil Engineers 

Carnahan, Peytan S. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Aesculapions 

Chaffin, Rager Allen 

Degree: B.A. 

Major: Speech 



(Pres.), Associated Students 

Council, Athletic 

Blue Key (Pres.) 

Committee 

r 

Cassady, Lloyd Ralph Cassalia, Electra Casterman, Roberta Marie 

Degree: A.B. 


Minor:. Economics, Sociology 

Activities: Social Service 

Club, Psychology C I u b 

Inter-Culturol Organization' 

Boptist Student Fellowship' 

Chamberlin, Marilyn Wilsan 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Educotion 


Activities: Quetzal H a I I 

Cetzo, Canterbury Club' 

Education Club CST 

Alpha Gamma Delta' . 

A ' 

. ., 

Chamblin, Nan H. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Cop and Gown 

Inter-Sorority, A.W.S. Boord' 

Kappa Delta, Ponhelleni~ 

Council, C.S.T.A., Xolotl 

32 

Chapman, D. L. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Sigma 

Xolotl, Bond 

Pi (Treos.) 

. , 

Cates, Robert V., Jr. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Band Manager, 

Rolly Committee, 

Chappell, Carol L. 

Degree: A. B. 

Mojor: Education 


Coolidge, R. N. 

Degree: B.A. 



Cooper, Louis S. 

Degree B.A. 



Activities: Tau Sigma, Kappa 

Phi Sigma 

Cousineau, Harris C. 

Degree: B,A. 

Major: Business Education 


Activities: Pi Omega Pi, 

Kappa Delta Pi, Tau Delta 

Chi, C.S.T.A. 

33 

Cox, Kenneth Crane, Robert Lindsey 

Degree: A.B. 


Activities: Xolotl, Sigma 

Chi, Aztec Staff, Debate 

Squad, Pi Kappa Delta, Social 

Service Club

• ., ., ~ • L _. .-.J" 'noJ>. '. ,.~ • -. ~_. L ¥ ,..,. .! ~. 

Crawford, Leighton 

Degree: AB. 



Activitites: Psychology Club, 

History Club, International 

Relations Club, Sigma Phi 

Epsilon, College Y.M.-Y.W. 

Crickmore, Don Cunninghom, Virginia Lee 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Phi Mu Epsilon 

Cushman, 

Ernest 

Curley, John W. 

Degree: A B. in Commerce 



Activities: Sigma Lambda, 

Blue Key, Who's Who, Athletic 

Committee, Student 

Union Committee 

Doolittle, H. Ruth 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Music 


Activities: Delta Chi Phi, 

Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Alpha 

Iota, Canterbury Club, 

Treble Clef, Choral Club 

Ebner, Lowell B. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Kappa Sigmo 

Dorman, Phyllis 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Pi Beta Phi 

(Pres.), Awards Committee 

Dukes, Warren Charles 

Degree: A.B., General 

Majors: Political Science, 

Economics, History 

Activities: Kappa Phi Sigma, 

Phi Kappa Tau, AS. Social 

Committee, Inter-Fraternity 

Council, Varsity Boseball 

Eckert, Marjorie Violet Edelbrook, Eugene 

Degree: A. B. 



Activities: Sigma Pi Theta 

(Pres'>, Skull ond Dogger, 

Kora, Aztecadets 

Dustin, Carl Dexter 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: Natural Science 

Activities: Pi Kappa Alpha, 

Delta Pi Beta, Aztec Rifle 

and Pistol Club, Tau Sigma, 

Inter-Fraternity Council 

Eotan, Wallan B. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Kappo Sigma 

Eggert, Bonnie Emerson, Edwin A., Jr. 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Business Adminis. 



(Vice-Pres'>, Cross Country 

Emery, William Frank Emrick, John 

Degree: AB. 

Mojor: Zoology 

Minor: 

Activities: Sigma Alpho 

Epsilon 

Erickson, Helen Erickson, Ruby Escamilla, Augustine 

Degree: A.B., Speciol Section 

in Physical Education 

Major: Physical Educotion 

Minor: Social Sciences 

Activities: Cross Country, 

B Basketball, Social Service 

Club, Lettermen's Club 

Curry, Mory Ellen Daigle, Margaret M. 

Degree: B.A. 


Minor: Educotion 

Activities: Psychology Club 

Damron, Emmitt Darnell, Alfred J. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Mothematics 

Activities: Astronomy Club, 

Delto Kappa, American 

Chemical Society 

Davies, Margaret Ann 

Degree: B.A 

Mojor: Educotion 


Activities: Art Guild, Newmon 

Club, Education Club, 

C.S.T.A, Alpha Xi Delta, 

Kappa Delta Pi 

Davies, William Davis, Roland Vernon Deck, Keith C. 

Deeble, Jack D., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Degree: A.B. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Art 




Minor: Social Science Minor: Economics 

Activities: Oceotl, Xolotl, Activities: AS.M.E., Education 

Club, C.S.T.A 

Inter-Fraternity Counci I rep- 


Phi Lambda Xi (Sed, Sigma 

Chi (Historian, Sed, Senior 

resentative, Tau Sigma 

Publicity Chairman 

Dentt, Leslie Charles 

Degree: B.S. 



Depew, Stuart B. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Epsilon Eta, Sigma 

Alpha Epsilon 

Dexter, 

Robert 

Dill, Harold W. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Pi Kappa Alpha 

(Vice-Pres'>, Oceotl, Interfraternity 

Co unc l l, Intramural 

Handball 

34 

Dodge, Mrs. Marion Jane 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Engl ish 


Activities: 

Union 

Baptist Student 

Donnan, Mary Helene 

Degree: B.S. 

Mojor: Life Science 


Activities: Sigma Kappa, 

Tau Zeta Rho, Phi Mu Epsilon, 

Phi Sigma Xi 

Estep, John Lloyd 

Degree: B.S. in Civil Engineering 



Activities: American Society 

of Civil Engineers, Engineers' 

Association, Wesley Club 

Estep, Norma Estes, Earl P. 

Degree: AB. 




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Everingham, Walter B. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Sigma Pi (Treos.) 

Faddis, 

John

Fahicn, Nancy Dane Fazio, Margaret 

Degr c: A.B., General Elem. 



Activities: Delta Zeta, Kappa 

D Ito Pi, Delto Phi Epiton, 

Education Club, Y.M.- 

vv«, C.S.TA 

Featheringill, Wallace 

Degree: B.A. 




Phi Kappa Tau. 

Fickel, Mary 

Fillippi, 

Frank 

Gaughan, Vivian C. 

Degree: B.A 




C.S.TA 

Goodwin, Donald LeRoy 

Degree: AB. 




Alpha Phi Omega, 

Newman Club, Bond, Inter- 

Fraternity Council 

Ghio, Emil C. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Business Admlnis. 

Minor: Speech 

Activities: Kappa Sigma 

Gilbert, M. Richard 

Degree: AB. 



Goerlitz, Harvey Theodare 

Degree: B.A. 




Gardon, Alex Groy, Robert F. 

Greenleaf, Richard D. 

Degree: Special Section, Art Degree: B.A. or A.B. 

Major: Art 




Activities: Kappa Delta Pi, Minor: Speech Arts 

Art Guild (Pres.), Aztec Activities: Sigma Lambda 

Radio Club 

(Vice-Pres., Rush Chairman), 

Radio Guild, Theater Guild 

Goforth, Joseph K. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Art 



Y.M.-Y.W., Art Guild 

Gregory, Eloise 

Degree: B.A 



Guasti, Richard M. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Phi Lambda Xi, 

Sigma Chi (Pres.), President 

of Junior Closs 

Gudmunsan, Helen 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Music 


Guild, Lee R. Holfhaill, Elmer Hall, Barbara Jean 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Pi Phi Epsilon, 

Sigmo, Omicron, Toastmistress, 

Political Science Club, 

I.C.O., I.R.C., Newman Club 

Fil/ippi, Joe Filion, Art Finch, Robert 

Fleischbein, Reuben Richard 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Alpho Phi Omego, 

Society of Civil Engineers, 

Engineers' Associotion, JV 

Footboll, Frosh Footboll 

Flores, Rose E. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Spanish 


Activities: Alpho Mu Gamma, 

Toastmistress 

Floyd, Robert W. 

Degree: B.S., Engineering 




of Civil Engineers, Engineers' 

Association, Institute Radio 

Engineers, Wesley Club 

Forthman, Robert 

Degree: A B. 

Major: General 


Activities: I.C.O., EI Club 

Azteca, Channing Club, Psychology 

Club 

Fox, Stewart R. 

Degree: AB. in Commerce 



Activities: Phi Delta Xi 

(Vice-Pres.l, Sigma Xi 

Fredlund, Lyle Frederick 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Sigma Chi, Sigma 

Pi Sigma, Football 

Freemesser, Bernard L. 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: Speech 

Activities: Photo Club, Chess 

Club, Bond, Newman Club, 

History Club, Education Club 

Frias, Ralph M. 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: French 

Activities: Spanish Club, 

French Club, Alpha Mu 

Gamma 

Friederich, George T. 

Degree: B.A 




Activi:ies: Delta Sigma Phi, 

Tau Sigma 

Frommer, Hubert J. 

Degree: A B. 


Minor: Sociology, Economics 

Politico I Science 

' 

Activities: Oceotl, Pi Kappa 

Alpha, Varsity Rowing, Aztec 

Sports Reporter 

36 

Fuller, George 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Engineers' Association, 

Tau Sigmo 

Galdeano, Ruben V. 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: EI C Iu b Azteca, 

Circle Francoise, Alpha Mu 

Gamma 

Hall, Haskall J. 

Degree: B.S. 




Society of Automotive Engineers, 

Ski Club, University 

of Florida 

Humer, Robert Hamilton, Charles M. 

Degree: AB. 




Tau Sigma 

37 

Hanger, William Hanson, Robert Everett 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Inter-Fraternity 

Council, Tau Delta Chi, 

Wesley Club

• 'I ~ _'."~.' ' •• JO. I • ,~ • .- • ,'. .... _. 

Harbison, Barbara Hardesty, Sharlotte 

Degree: AB. 

Majar: Educatian 

Minar: Soclcl Science 

Activities: Educatian Club, 

C.S.TA, Kappa Delta Pi, 

Delta Phi Upsilon 

Harper, 

Jock 

Haslim, Leonard Arthur Hatch, Donovon C. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Mathematics, 

Physics 

Activities: Theta Chi, Delta 

Kappa, SAAe.S., Lt. Wt. 

Football, W.e. (Pres.), E.A 

Hill, Howard Hillyer, Donald Hinck, Robert Charles Holland, Henry 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon, 

Society of Automotive Engineers. 

Holmes, Dorothy Mae 

Holt, Robert G. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Engineers Ass'n, 

Sigma Pi Sigma 

Howard, Joan Elise 

Degree: A B. 

Major: G en era I (History, 

Engl ish, Psychology 

Activities: Alpha Phi 

Howard, Paul Reading 

Degree: AB. 



Howerton, Nathaniel Phillips 

Degree: AB. 



Hughes, Vera Lenore 

Degree: B.S. 

Mojor: Chemistry 

Minor: Bacteriology 

Activities: Sigma Omicron, 

Soc. Auto. Eng., B.S.T.F.G., 

Xolotl, Phi S i g m a, Nu 

(Treos.), Pi Beta Phi (Pres.J 

Hull, David Vinson 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Math 

Activities: Transfer fro m 

U.e.L.A. 

Huntington, Betty Ann 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: General _ 

Minor: Elementary Teaching 

Activities: Transfer fro m 

University of Calif., Berkeley, 

Sigma Kappa 

Hysham, Charles James 

Degree: A B. 


Minor: Speech 

Activities: S i g m a Alpha 

Epsilon, Psychology Club, 

Aztec Staff 

Ingrum, Helena 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: e.S. T.A. (Sec'v) 

Ingrum, Robert G. 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Xolotl (V.-Pres.), 

Education Club, e. S. T. A, 

Kappa Delta Pi 

Hutter, Paul Hatz, John Colvin 

Havens, Edward D., Jr. Howes, Williom Thomos 

Degree: AB. Liberal Arts Degree: B.S. in Physics Degree: AB. 





Minor: Mothemotics 


Activities: Boseboll, Camero Activities: Sigma Pi Sigma 

Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Pres.), Regionol Science 

Council, Mathematics Club 

Honors Group 

r 

Hoyes, Solly Ann 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Engl ish 

Minor: Business Adm. 

Activities: Alpha Phi (Pres.J, 

Newman Club 

Hayes, William L. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Rifle Club, Psychology 

Club, Camera Club 

Heath, Wallace T. 

Degree: A.B. 




Alpha Phi Omega 

Helmuth, Lawrence Henderson, Betty 

Heothering, Dorothy Hedberg, Robert J. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Ae.S. 

Hendrick, Margaret A. 

Degree: Elementary Ed. 



Henry, Fred 

Degree: A.B. 

Majar: Psychology 


Activities: 

Epsilon 

S i g m a Alpha 

Heifers, Morian Jane 

Degree: AB. Gen. Major 

Majors: Education, Engl ish, 

Home Arts 


e.S.T.A, Wesley Club, College 

YM-YW, Treble Clef, 

e.e., Xolotl, I.-P. Council 

Herberg, Roland L. 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Accaunting 


Activities: Sigma Chi (Pres.), 

Toastmasters, 

Wrestling, Inter - Collegiate 

Debate 

Ireland, George Jansen, Richard J. 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Sigma Pi 

Jenkins, Barbaro Anne 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: P i Bet a Phi, 

(Pres.), Delta Phi Upsilon 

39 

Jensen, Sterling Brown 

Degree: A B., Special Credo 

in Speech Arts 



Activities: Thea. Guild, Skull 

and Dagger (Pres., Vi-Pres.), 

Knight in Eagle Mouth 

Jett, Marion 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: S i g m a Kappa 

(Pres.), AS Socl. Com., Pan- 

Hellenic Rep., Campus Chest 

Com., Charity Ball (Co-Ch.J

, '~ •••• '. ft • ..' • - .. 

John.on, Jenne 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: C.S.T.A., College 

Y, Interfaith Council, Education 

Club, Quetzal Hall, 

Cord Tricks Committee 

Johnson, Keith Johnson, Westley 

Jones, Catherine M. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: C. S. T. A, Delta 

Phi Upsilon 

Jones, Eugenia K. 

Degree: B.A 


Minor: Music, Chemistry 

Activities: Sigma Alpha Iota, 

Skull and Dagger, Thea. G., 

Treble Clef, T.e. Sextette, 

Choral c., Del Sud, Drama 

Kirkland, Paul Clifford 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Sigma Pi (Rec, 

Sec'y Fall, 1949), Mathematics 

Club 

Knowles, Ethel 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: EI Club Azteca, 

Social Srv. Club, Psychology 

Club, Inter-Cultural Organization, 

Internot'l Rela. Club 

Kissinger, Adele Marie 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: French 


Treble Clef (B) 

La For, William H. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Art 


Kittredge, 

James 

Loke, Beverly Jane 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Chi Theto (Pres.), 

A.W.S. Boord, Scripps Cottage 

Chairman, Rolf Marc 

Walker Scholarship 

Klein, Rosemarie 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Pi Beta Phi, AS. 

Extra-Cur. Com., A.S. Social 

Corn., Sec'y of Senior Closs 

Landis, Harold E. 

Degree: A. B. 




Varsity Track, Lettermen's 

Club, Tau Sigma 

Kliewer, Shirley Moe 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: C. S. T. A, Publicity, 

College "Y", Wesley 

Club 

Lantry, Marilyn Phyllis 

Degree: Spcl. Sec'dary AB. 

Major: Art 


Activities: Tau Zeta Rho, 

Sigma Kappa (Pres., V.-P., 

Treos.), Art Guild, Cerzo, 

A.S. Social Corn., C.S.T.A 

r 

Larsen, Harold 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Alphi Phi Omega, 

American Society of Civil 

Engineers, Engineers' Association, 

Men's Glee Club 

Lasley, James M. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Society of Automotive 

Engineers, Engineers' 

Association (Sec'y) 

Laughon, Allen W. 

Degree: A.B. in Commerce 

Major: Business Administrotion 



Leal, Luz Lawson, Ronald 

Jones, Richard L. 

Degree: AB. 


Minar: Ecanomics 


Tau Sigma 

Jorgenson, William LeRoy 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Cammerce

Lippitt, Jon Lloyd, Thomas E. 

Degree: A.B. 




Tau Sigma, Orchestra, 

Band 

Lomenick, Betty June 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: S i g m a Kappa 

(Pres.), C.S.T.A., Choralairs, 

A.S. Social Committee, Education 

Club 

Loomis, Prentice R.. Loren, Shirley 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce-Accounting 



Meyer, Eldon Mintz, Martin 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Math 


Engineers, Hillel, I.C.O. 

Mackler, William Richard 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Gen. (Journalism) 

Minor: English, History 

Activities: Aztec (Rewrite 

News Ed., Managing Ed'), 

Public Relations Sub-Com. 

Mollering, William Mooers, John 

Moore, James Robert 




Moran, Thomas E. 

Morell, George Moran 

Degree: AB. 


Activities: Soc i a I Service 

Club 

Morikawa, Kenji 

Degree: B.A. 



Morrison, Helen Joann 

Degree: AB. Education 



Activities: Delta Zeta, Treble 

Clef, C.S.T.A., College 

YM-YW 

Morrison, Richard 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Eng i nee r s ' 

Association (Pres') 

Munchus, Paul Osborne 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Pi Kappa Alpha 

Murphy, Seward Underwood 

Degree: A.B. 




Pi Omega Pi, C.S.T.A. 

Murphy, Teresa MacGregor, Francis Judson 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Sigma Pi The to 

(Treos.), New man Club 

(Sec'v), C.S.T.A 

i 

l 

.; 

Lane, William Buchanon Lawerison, Lorraine F. 

Degree: Spl. Sec. in Bus. Ed. 


M:nor: English 

Activities: Pi 0 meg a Pi 

(Sec'v), C.S.TA 

Moos, Harry E. 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: "B" Basketball, 

Oceotl, Cheerleader, Rolly 

Com., Aesculopions, Kappa 

Sigma 

Maceviez, Clem Mack, Louis P. 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: Phi Sigma Xi 

Madden, John Madigan, John T. 

Degree: B.S. 




(Vice-Pres.J, Phi Sigma Xi, 

Fencing Team (Copt.), Inter- 

Fret. Coun. Representative 

Maguire, Robert Charles 

Degree: B.A. in Commerce 

Major: Bus. Administration 


Activities: Theta Chi 

Manard, David Wesley 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Omega Xi 

Mansfield, Robin 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce, 

Accounting 

Min::>r: Economics 


Markley, James Normon 

Degree: AB. in Liberal Arts 




(Treos.), Phi Kappa Tau 

Martin, Barbara Sue 


in Speech, Arts and Speech 

Correction, Credentials 



Activities: Who's Who, Cap 

Gown, Panhellenic, AW.S. 

Maxwell, Willard Mello, 

Geneva Gertrude Breon 


Major: Elementary Ed. 


Activities: Delta Zeta Education 

Club, C.S.T.A, 'L.S.A. 

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Menchaca, Miriam Greta 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Spanish 

Activities: Int'l Rela. Club, 

Phi Alpha Theta, His. Club, 

EI Club Azteca, Alpha Mu 

Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi 

MacKenzie, Gerald L. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Math 

Activities: Lambda Chi Alpha 

McAllister, Adore F. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Spanish 

Activities: Theta Chi, Alpha 

Mu Gam m a, Phi Alpha 

Theta Blue Key, Xolotl, In- 

Frat. en., C.S.TA, W.S.S.B. 

McClain, Lloyd 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Fresh Basketball, 

S i g maC h i (Magister), 

C. S. T. A, Baptist Student 

Fellowship 

43 

McClellan, Lloyd Wayne McCommins, Robert B. 

Degree: AB. 




Phi Sigma Xi, Frosh Basketball

McCord, Richard B. 

Degree: A B. 

Major; Commerce 

Minor; Moth 

Activities: Blue Key, Sigma 

Pi (Sec'y), AM.S., Inter-Fraternity 

Coun., Xolatl, Senior 

Closs Committee, Del Sud. 

McCrocker, 

Richard 

McCrary, Phyllis J. 

Degree: A B. 

Major; History 


Activities; History Club, Phi 

Alpha Theta 

McDermott, Marion 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: AS., Alpha Xi 

Delta, Cap and Gown, Who's 

Who, Newman Club, Xolotl, 

Sophomore Cabinet 

McDonald, John Norris, Jr. 

Degree: AB. in Liberal Arts 

Majors: Journalism, History, 

Political Science 

Activities: Aztec Editor, Del 

Sudoeste Sports Editor, Kappa 

Phi Sigma, Public Relations, 

Rally, Who's Who. 

Newton, Robert Merrill 

Degree: AB. Liberal Arts 


Minor; Economics 

Activities: Theta Chi (Marshall, 

Vi-Pres.), Baseball 

Odom, Francis Richard 

Degree: AB. 


Minor; Economics 


Nichols, Geraldine 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Music 


Activities: Cetza, Xolotl, Education 

Club, Wesley Club, 

Pi Beta Phi 

O'Keefe, Robert Lee 

Degree: B.S. 

Major; Zoology 

Minor; English 

Nielsen, Paul E. 

Degree: General Elementary 

Teaching Credential 


Minor; Social Science 

Activities: C.S.T.A 

Oliver, Austin J. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce-Finance 


Activities: Kappa Sigma, Finance 

Committee, Track, 

Lettermen's C I u b , Tau 

Sigma 

Norberg, Ruth Elaine 

Degree; AB. 




Fellowship, Sigma Pi Sigma, 

Baptist Student Fellowship, 

Mathematics Club 

Olson, Kenneth Robert 

Degree: AB. 


M:nor: Psychology 

Activities: Lam b d a Chi 

Alpha 

Nuttall, Edmund Charles 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Speech 


Activities: Blue Key, Oceatl 

(Pres.), Soph Closs (Pres.), 

W.W., Box. T. (Copt.), Football, 

Db. T., Pi Kappa Delta 

Owens, Wilton J. 

Degree: AB. 




Sig~a Phi Epsilon, C.S.T.A., 

Education C1u!:> 

Oxford, Keith E. 

Degree: A.B. 




Theater Guild, Skull and 

Dogger, Radio Guild, Public 

Address 

Oxsen, Lowell Stanley 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor; Chemistry 

Activities; Aesculapians, Phi 

Sigma Xi 

Padfield, 

Harland 

Pohan, J. M., Jr. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: K a p p a Sigma, 

Oceotol (Vv-Pres.) 

Palermo, John J. 

McElwee, Frank Brown, Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Mojor; Business Adminis. 



Kappa Delta Pi, C.S.T.A 

McFall, Elizabeth 

Degree: B.S. 

Major; Chemistry 

Minor; Mathematics 

Activities; Sigma Omicron 

(Pres.), S i g m a Pi Sigma, 

AC.S., S.A (Treas.), N.S. 

Coun. (Sec'y), Xolotl 

McGehee, Charles R. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major; Physics 



Engineers 

Mcllraith, James D. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Aztec Rifle Club 

SAAC.S., Handbook '49~ 

'50, Social Com. '49-'50, 

Theta Chi, Newman Club 

Mcintyre, Dorothy V. 

Degree: AB. 



McKee, 

Harry 

McKinney, Sheila Jo 

Degree: AB. General Major 

Majors: English, Journalism, 

History 

Activities: Senior CI. (V.-P.), 

Pi Beta Phi, Soc. Ed. Aztec, 

AW.S., AS., Aztec-nicalities 

S.D. Union,Cap & G. 

McKonic, Marc S. 

Degree: A B. 



McNary, Rolland D. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Epsilon Eta (V.- 

P., Treas., Sec'y), Sigma Alpha 

Epsilon, Tau Sigma 

Xolotl, Men's Glee Club ' 

McQuiston, Betsy Jo 

Degree: AB. 


Activities: College YM-YW, 

Quetzal Hall 

Nagel, Leonard Elliott 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce-M'keting 


Activities: Tennis Club, Tennis 

Team '48, '49, '50 

Nelson, Helen Mae 

Degree: A.B. 


Minar: Economics 

Activities: Que t z a I Hall 

(Pres.) 

Nelson, 1010 Mae New, William R. 

Degree: A.B. in Commerce 



Activities: Xolotol, Sigma Pi 

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Newsome, Joel P. 

Degree: AB. 



Kap~a Sigma, Tau Sigma, 

Varsity Tennis, Frosh Track, 

Inter-Cultural Organization 

Pamperin, Robert L. 

Panner, Greta Anne 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Natural Science 

Council, Phi Mu Epsilon 

Park, Lockton 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Geography 


Activities: Xolotl, International 

Relations Club, Photo 

Fans 

45 

Parlin, Charles D. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Theta Chi (Pres') 

Patterson, 

James

Peck, Mary Peters, Alton M., Jr. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Civi I Engineering 


Activities: AS.C.E., Theta 

Chi, Lettermen's Club, Varsity 

Footboll 

Petrone, Thomas Petry, Jack D. 

Degree: A B., Ge~eral M~jor 

Majors: Economics, SOCIOlogy, 

Commerce 


(Vice-Pres., Pres.), Veterans' 

Committee, Upper Division 

Council, Elections Committee 

Phillips, Patricia Lee 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, 

Xolotl 

Reed, Donald Reed, Nancy Jo 





Activities: Pi Beta Phi, Az· 

tec Stoff, W.R.A Board, 

Toastmistress, C.S.T.A 

Rhodes, Jane 

Degree: A B., General Elementary 


Minor: Social Science and 

Psychology 

Activities: Alpha Phi, Xolotl, 

C.S.T.A. 

Ribeiro, Manuel 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: 'History 

Activities: Alpha Mu Gamma, 

Phi Alpha Theta, Le 

Cercle Francaise, EI Club 

Azteca 

Riley, Richard Ross 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Omega Xi, Varsity 

Basketball 

Rimland, Bernard 

Degree: AB. 



Risty, Donald E. 

Degree: B.s. 


Minar: Mathematics 

Activities: Sigma Pi Sigma 

(Pres.), Mathematics Club 

Ritchie, John Robbins, Elizabeth Lee 

Degree: Special Secandary 

Major: Art 


Activities: C.S.T.A., Art 

Guild (Sec.) 

Roberts, Glen Aldon 


Major: Art 


Activities: Art Guild 

Roberts, Gordon K. 

Degree: A B., General' Elementary 



Activities: C.S.T.A, Education 

Club 

Robinson, Claire T. 

Degree: A.B., General 

Majors: History, Sociology, 

English 


Inter-Cultural Organization, 

Internatianal Relations Club 

Robinson, Jere Rodriguez, Rigo 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Omega Xi, Basketball, 

Wrestling 

Roehr, Jock D. 

Degree: B.S. 




Society of Automotive Engineers, 

Engineers' Association, 

Inst. Radio Engineers 

Pierce, Gaylor F. Pitsenberger, Kenneth Plemons, Thelma Elaine 

Degree: Special Secondary in 

Physical Education 



Activities: Alpha Gam m a 

Delta, Gamma Phi Zeta, 

C.S.T.A, Social Committee 

Polk, Robert 

Degree: B.A. 



Ponsford, Robert E, 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Delta K a p p o , 

American Chemical Society, 

Inter-Science Council (Sec.) 

Poyser, Alice R. Priester, Dewey, Jr. 

Degree: AB. 



Puterbaugh, Herbert J. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Physics, Mathematics 

Activities: Delta Sigma Phi 

(Treos.), Society of Automative 

Engineers, Membership 

Chairman 

Pyle, Robert Quinby, David V. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Electrical Engineering 



Christian Science Club 

Quinn, William F. 

Degree: A.B. 




Aesculcpions, Social Service 

Club 

Randall, Robert R. Ravey, Don 

Degree: B.S. 




Society of Autorno-. 

tive Engineers 

46 

Reardon, John H. 

Degree: A.B. 



Reasoner, Juanita Marie 

Degree: AB., Education 



Activities: Alpha Xi Delta, 

Education Club, C.S.T.A 

Romanelli, Paul Roper, Alvin Earl 

Ross, Marion 

Ruffin, Roger S., Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Degree: A B. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Music 

Majar: Drama 





Activities: C h o r a I C1u~, Activities: Sec. Freshman Activities: Sigma Larnbda 

Men's Glee Club 

Class, Cap and Gown, Skull (Pres., Sec'>, Xolotl 

and Dagger (Sec.), Theatre 

Guild (Sed, Who's Who 

47 

Ruiz; Jesus Fitch 

Degree: B.S., General Engineering 

Major: Chemical Engineering 

Minor: Mathematic~

R.ung, Rolland B. 

Degree: B.S. 




Rusconi, Jemes E. 

Degree: A.B. 




Mathematics Club 

Russell, Phyllis L. 

Degree: B.A, General Major 

Majors: Journalism, English, 

History 

Activities: Who's Who, Cop 

and Gown, '49 Editor, Del 

Sudoeste, Vice-Pres. Junior 

Closs, Gamma Phi Zeta 

Rust, Penniman Moehl 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Theta Chi, Delta 

Kappa, Alpha Phi Om~ga, 

American Chemical SOCiety 

Rutledge, 

Ann 

Schutte, Yvonne Ellen 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Recreation 

Activities: Shen Yo (Pres., 

Vice-Pres.J, Rally Committee 

Schwartz, Irwin 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Beta Tau, Hillel 

Scott, J. Reid 

Degree B.A 



Activities: Alpha Mu Gamma, 

Anthropology Club, EI 

Club Azteca, Education 

Club, C.S.T.A., Boxing Team 

Secor, Virginia Lee 

Degree: A.B., General Elementary 




Education Club, C.S.T.A, 

Delta Phi Epsilon 

Sherwin, Nancy 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Chi Theta, Xolotl, 

C.S.TA 

Shine, David Gaither 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Theta Chi 

Shogren, Howard A. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: General Science 

Activities: Delta Kappa 

Sieler, Stanley R. 

Degree: A.B. 


Minor: Electrical Engineering 

Activities: Wesley C I u b , 

Westminster Club, Astronomy 

Club, Phi Sigma Kappa 

Silberman, Richard T. 

Degree: B.S. 




Engineers, Audio Visual TV 

Project, Sigma Pi Sigma, 

Engineers' Association, Hillel 

Simer, Harry 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Electrical Engineering 




Ass'n, Institute Radio Engrs. 

Sinclair, Joyce Moe 

Degree: AB. 

M:Jjor: Art 


Activities: Kappa Delta, 

Scripps Cottage Chairman, 

AW.S. Board, Lecture and 

Assembly Committee 

Sloan, William R. Smedley, Lois 

Smith, Glenn L. 

Degree: AB., Special Secondary 



Minor: French 

Activities: Theatre Guild, 

Skull and Dogger, Le Cercle 

Francois, C.S.T.A. 

Smith, Jerome Jay 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon 

Ryan, Austin Harold 

Degree: B.S. 




Sigma Pi Sigma, I.R.E. 

(Student Member) 

Ryder, Algernon S. 

Degree: A.B. 




Safford, Charles D., Jr. 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: K a p p a Sigma 

(Pres') 

Saint-Aude, Jean 

Degree: A.B. 


Minors: English, Business 

Administration 

Activities: Le Cercle Francis, 

EI Club Azteca, Internotional 

Relations Club 

Sample, Mrs. Betty Miller 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: Longuage, Arts 


Activities: Transfer from 

University of Indiana 

Sandlin, Robert Eugene 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Who's Who, Pres. 

Senior Closs, Blue Key, Student 

Council, Cheer Leader, 

Sigma Phi Epsilon 

Saucier, 

Jack 

Saunders, Earl William 

Degree: A. B. in Art, Special 

Secondary 

Major: Art 


Activities: Art Guild, Sigma 

Phi Epsilon, Wesley Club, 

Oceotl, Xolotl, Blue Key 

Saunders, Robert J. 

Degree: A. B., Special Secondary 

in Art 

Major: Art 

Minor: Education, English, 

History 

Activities: Art Guild, Wesley 

Club, Xolotl 

Schaniel, Carl Louis, Jr. 

Degree: AB. 




Mathematics Club, Newman 

Club (Pres') 

Schaper, Harold J. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Lambda Chi Alpha 

Schooley, Henry A. 

Degree: Pre-Social Work 

Major: Social Work 

Minor: -Psycholoqy 


Toastmasters, EI Club Azteca, 

Psychology Club, Social 

Service Club, I.C.O. 

Schroeder, Donald 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce, Business 

Administration 


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Schuler, Lillian 

Degree: AB. in Art 

Major: Art 


Activities: Art GUild, Psychology 

Club, C.S.T.A. 

Schunemann, Lloyd L. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Freshman Basketball 

Letter, Varsity Letter in 

Cross Country, Two Varsity 

Letters in Golf, Kappa Sigma 

Smith, Peggy June 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Alpha Delta Chi 

Smits, Mary Snow, Jean B. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Alpha Sigma Chi 

(Pres.), Xolotl, Inter-sorority 

Council, Delta Zeta (Pres') 

49 

Solomon, Lorry Spencer, Shirley 

Degree: AB. 


Minors: Philosophy, Sociology 

Activities: Hillel (Pres.), 

Channing Club, Psychology 

Club, Inter-cultural Org.

Spencer, Verdella 

Degree: A B. 



Activities: C.S.T.A, History 

Club 

Springer, Betty Ethlyne 

Degree: A B., General Elementary 

Mojor: Education 

Minor: Sociol Studies 


C.S.TA 

Standefer, Ray C. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Mathemotics 

Activities: Engineers' Association 

Stdrkey, John Phillips 

Degree: B.A. 




Tau Sigma 

Steiner, Fred Alvin, II 

Degree: B.S. 



Activities: Institute of Rodio 

Engineers, Math Club, Fencing 

Sweezey, Donald Tabor, Pat Taesler, Paul F. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minors: Physics, Economics 


(Sec.), Society of Automotive 


Association 

Talbott, Dorothy Grace 

Degree: AB. 


Minors: History, Sociology 

Activities: College Y.M.- 

Y.W., Quetzal Hall, AW.S. 

Board, Sophomore Cabinet, 


Talbott, Laurence F. 

Degree: A B., General Major 

Majors: Engineering, Physics, 

Economics 


College Y.M.-Y.W., Engineers' 

Association, Phi 

Kappa Tau 

Tanaka, Francis Tausch, Joseph H. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Who's Who, Blue 

Key, Theta Chi, AS. Council, 

Rally Committee, Campus 

Chest, Newman Club 

Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, John Thomas 

Degree: B.S. 



Taylor, Phillip O. 

Degree: B.S. 




of Civil Engineers, Sigma 

Lambda 

Telfer, William B. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: Music 


History Club 

Terwilliger, Earl W. Teyssier, Leonard Edward 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Student Directory, 

Editor, Alpha Phi 

Omego, Blue Key, Tau Delta 

Chi, Aztec Advertising 

Thatcher, Robert Clinton 

Degree: B.A 

Major: Commerce, Accounting 


Activities: Transfer from U. 

of Chattanooga, Theta Chi 

(Treos.), Tau Sigmo 

Thatcher, Wolter E. 


in Business Education 

Major: Merchandising 



Aztec Shops Financial Board, 

Omega Xi 

Stewart, Charles Jack 

Degree: AB. 

Mojor: Chemistry 

Minors: Mathemotics, Physics 


Delta Kappa 

Stimson, Noel Otis, Jr. 

Degree: B.S. 

Mojor: Generol English 



Newman Club 

Stinnett, Helen 

Degree: AB. 




Stitt, Rodney Dean 

Degree: 

mentary 

AB., General Ele- 




January Graduate 

Stockwell, Paul 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Alpha Phi Omega 

(Sec., Vice-Pres.) , Tau Sigma 

Stormes, Janet Heldring 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Art 


Activities: Skull ond Dagger, 

Phi Alpha Theta, Shen 

Yo 

Stott, Kenhelm W. 

Degree: AB. 




History Club, Tau Sigma 

Strack, Philip J. 


Major: Music 


Activities: Band, Orchestra, 

Mu Phi Alpha, Xolotl, Education 

Pi 

Club, Kappa Delta 

Strong, Charles P. 

Degree: B.S. 




Engineers' Association Pub~ 

lic Relations, Americ~n Society 

of Civil Engineers 

Stryker, Lois 

Stryker, Robert 

Stuart, Samuel Edward, II 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Pre-Law 

Activities: Inter-cultural Organization, 

EI Club Azteca, 

Toastmasters 

Sturz, Sylvia 

Degree: AB. 

Majors: 

tion 

Elementary Educa- 



Fellowship, Alpha Delta Chi 

C.S.T.A, Kappa Delta Pi ' 

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Sue, Edward K. M. 

Degree: Liberal Arts 



Sutliff, Charles Weiss 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Awards Committee, 

Kappa Sigma (Treos.) 

Thomas, Ralph Franklin, Jr. 

Degree: A B., Special Secondary 

Major: Physical Educotion 


Activities: Sigma Chi, Transfer 

from John Muir College 

Thompson, Clyde M. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Journalism 


Activities: Gibraltar Lodge 

No. 58, F. & AM., Omego 

Psi Phi 

Thompson, 

Gordon 

51 

Thompson, Shirley Joanne 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Pre-Sociol 

Activities: Social Service 

Club 

Thorpe, Wm. Von Antwerp 

Degree: AB. 




Band, Orchestra, College 

Y.M.-Y.W.

Tieri, Sadie Lau 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Theatre Guild, 

Skull and Dogger (Pres.) 

Timmins, Thomas A. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: C.S.T.A, Mathematics 

Club 

Tipton, Lewis Edward 

Degree: A B., Special Secondary 






Tisdale, William K. 

Degree: AB. 




Aesculapians 

Tomlinson, 

Bob 

Walsh, 

Robert 

Warfield, 

Richard 

Warnke, Patricia 

Degree: AB. 




Le Cercle Francois, Xolotl, 

Big Sisters, History Club, 

. Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Zeta 

Webb, John Nordeen 

Degree: A.B. 

Major: Art 



Webb, Robert S. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Mathematics, Economics 

Weedn, Charles G. 

Degree: AB. 


Minor: English, Political 

Science 

Activities: Sigma Chi, Xolotl, 

AS. Council, Comm. of Elections, 

Trecs., Senior Class 

Weld, John Lincoln 

Degree: AB. 




Fellowship, 2 Corinthians 

5: 14-15 

Wenger, Lola M. 

Degree: AB., Special Secondary 




Activities: Pi Omega Pi, College 

Y.M.-Y.W., Wesley 

Club, C.S.T.A, Quetzal Hall 

West, William T. 

Degree: A.B. 



Activities: Social 

Club 

Weston, Donald Neil 

Degree: B.S. 



Service Activities: Engineers' Association, 

Delta Phi Beta 

White; Lyle D. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Economics, Physics 

Activities: Engineers' Association 

White, 

Margaret 

White, Virginia L. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, 

Education Club, C.S.T.A, 

Delta Phi Epsilon 

Whitted, Robert D. 

Degree: B.A. 



Activities: Political Science 

Club (Pres.), Lambda Chi 

Alpha (Society Chairman), 

Inter-fraternity Council 

Whittinghill, Gwen 

Degree: AB. 




(Treos.), C.S.T.A (Trecs.), 

Delta Phi Epsilon (Pres.) 

Tracy, Viola 




Activities: W.R.A Board, 

P.E. Majors Club, C.S.T.A 

Trivett, Paulo Marie 

Degree: A.B., General Elementary 



Activities: Alpha Gamma 

Delta, Quetzal Hall (Pres.), 

Education Club, C.S.T.A 

Trup, Gerhart Ulloa, Alma H. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Le Cercle Francais, 

Club Azteca (Treos.) 

Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi AI~ 

pha Theta 

Valore, Leonard 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Aesculapians 

Van Daren, Joan 

Wade, William R. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Commerce, Marketing 


Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon 

Vance, Russell 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: C.S.T.A, Sigma 

Chi 

Wahler, Barbara 

Degree: AB., General Elementary 



Activities: Chi Theta, Interfaith 

Council (Pres.), Newman 

Club, C.S.T.A 

Van Houten, Charles Lee 

Degree: 

ondary 

AB., Special Sec- 



Activities: Frosh Football 

College Y.M.-Y.w., C.S.T.A: 

Van Norman, Allen 

Degree: AB. 



nomics 

r 

Eco- 


C.S.T.A, Society of Auto~ 

motive Engineers 

Walker, Betty Walker, Glennen J. 

Degree: B.A 



Activities: Psychology Club 

Von Zile, Forrest A. 

Degree: B.S. 

Major: General Engineering 



Engineers 

Waller, H. J. 

Widmann, Chester H. 

Degree: AB. 




Wilkinsan, Robert E. 





Activities: Pi Omega Pi 

(Pres') 

Williams, Ross V. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: Pol itical Science 



Williams, Ranney Williamson, Francis S. L. 

Degree: B.S. 


Minor: Botany 


Phi Sigma Xi, Student 

Assistant, Zoology

Wills, Robert Wilsie, Worren E. 

Degree: B.S. 




Sigma Pi Sigma, Institute of 

Radio Engineers, Engineers' 

Association, J. V. Baseball 

Wilson, Ray E. 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Mathematics Club 

(Pres.) 

Wilton, John W. 

Degree: AB., General Secondary 



Activities: Phi Sigma Xi, 

Veterans' Housing Committee 

Winninger, Gordon C., Jr. 

Degree: B.S. 



OTHER JUNE GRADUATES 

I 

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Patricia Gail Barrett A.B. 

Lloyd R. Baskerville A.B. 

Louis Black, Jr. A.B. 

Dominic Calabrese A.B. 

Thomas C. Caruso A.B. 

Electra Cossolias A.B. 

Jimmie Merle Craig A.B. 

Ernest W. Davenport A.B. 

Wayne Chester David A.B. 

George S. Dehnel A.B. 

Quentin Durward Dixon A.B. 

William E. Erickson, Jr. A.B. 

John Dill Erwin A.B. 

Norma Jean Estep A.B. 

Mary Ellen Collins A.B. 

Thomas Harold Gadson A.B. 

Ruben V. Goldeono A.B. 

Theodore N. Gangursk A.B. 

Clyde Raymond Garten A.B. 

Robert C. Gattiker A.B. 

Marshall L. Greenwood A.B. 

Dorothy M. Grus 

Williom H. Hagan 

William K. Hargis 

Paul S. Harmer 

Samuel F. Hartman 

Harold Jay Horvey 

Eleanor Marie Howell 

William S. Jamison 

Richard J. Jansen 

J. Blaine Johnson 

George Roy Koler 

John R. Kellogg 

Williom B. Kenyon 

Frank Kinesella 

John Jay Lybarger 

Robert H. Marsh 

Armand D. Mattia 

Norval Leon Miller 

Alvan G. Mitchell 

Violet Moorhouse 

Jae:k Noble 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

Alan D. O'Hara 

Alton Hale Putnam 

Leland C. Rader 

Nicholas J. Radovich 

Bev W. Rimbach 

Berdine Harold Rogers 

Charles E. Collins 

Daniel Wooten Russell 

Warren W. Scott 

Norman R. Seneco 

James F. Snyder, Jr. 

Dwight H. Stone 

John Francis Stubbs 

Donald A. Taylor 

Richard H. Thomas 

George R. Trumpler 

Charles H. Von Natter 

Dorothy Van Nice 

William C. Wilson, Jr. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

A.B. 

I Edwin E. Anderson B.S. 

Otto C. Celoya B.S. 

Ira George Cotton B.S. 

Gerrit 0' Ablaing, '" B.S. 

Donn H. DeMaree B.S. 

Joe Shannon Duncon B.S. 

Robert A. Eie:hman 

John Lloyd Estep 

Frank Brue:e Finney 

George Fuller 

Louis V. La Chusa 

Martin W. Melhorn 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

Harry Joseph Moore 

Alan Lyman Robbins 

Sue:retia H. Sawyer 

Donald Louis Schmitz 

Daniel K. Yee 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

B.S. 

Winrow, Bert Wurfel, David O. D. 

Degree: AB., General Major 

Activities: Westminster Club 

I.R.C., I.C.O. ' 

Young, Lee Young, Hugh R. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: 

ing 

Commerce, Account- 


Wootters, 

Harry 

Zeglis, Donna Mae 

Degree: AB. 



Activities: Gamma Phi Beta 

Cap and Gown, W.R.A; 

Delta 

AW.S. 

Phi Epsilon, 

Boord 

Xolotl, 

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Wortman, Edgar Youmans, Elmer Glenn, Jr. 

Degree: AB. 

Major: 

ing 

Commerce, Account- 



I 

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I 

I, 

Muriel U. Carver A.B. 

James S. Fredrick A.B. 

Edward C. Foster A.B. 

Annie D. Prie:e A.B. 

Robert W. Squire A.B. 

Mary Esther Anderson A.B. 

Joseph Richord Bain A.B. 

Darrel Dean Beers A.B. 

Rie:hard M. Belovich, Jr. A.B. 

Erwin John Borlick A.B. 

George Marion Buxton A.B. 

Gilberta Carrillo A.B. 

Raymond K. Casey A.B. 

Stuart Thompson Clark A.B. 

Phil Clarke 

A.B. 

John Colia A.B. 

Erie: G. Comstoe:k A.B. 

Marie Dreyer A.B. 

John Alan Finster A.B. 

George Louis Fox, Jr. A.B. 

Gordon B. Froncis A.B. 

Robert James Glenn A.B. 

Truman S. Goodman A.B. 

George Wayne Griggs A.B. 

Robert R. Brookshire B.S. 

Orlando Coons B.S. 

William S. Cronan, III B.S. 

Don Durnal 

B.S. 

Frank Mae:omber Hall A.B. 

Franklin R. Harwood A.B. 

Mary Myrtle Hollins A.B. 

Lyle Edward Hufford A.B. 

Ray C. Jolly 

A.B. 

Charles Emory Koehler A.B. 

Max Koller A.B. 

Charles Philip Leiner A.B. 

Freeman H. Meskimen A.B. 

Thomas E. Moran A.B. 

Samuel J. Morebello . A.B. 

James R. Morgenson A.B. 

Carson James Oswald A.B. 

Darlis F. Parker A.B. 

Frane:is Marion Parker A.B. 

Gerald Gordon Rundle A.B. 

John Wendell Sanders A.B. 

Harry Se:honfeld A.B. 

Rodney R. Sims A.B. 

Gene Harrison Smith A.B. 

Rosemary Snyder A.B. 

Lyle H. Stumbaugh A.B. 

Douglas W. Swanson A.B. 

Raymond A. Swanson A.B. 

Raymond C. Grandstedt B.S. 

Ralph Eugene Kenyon B.S. 

Edward A. Kubichek B.S. 

James Louis Lievens B.S. 

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Philip Joseph Thorton A.B. 

Lewis Loren Townsend A.B. 

Jack Neale Voorhees A.B. 

William Curtis Ward A.B. 

Hal Edward Weirather A.B. 

Phyllis D. Ball A.B. 

Corinne E. Brandt A.B. 

Stanley Depue, Jr. A.B. 

Mary D. Farnham A.B. 

Elma Jenkins A.B. 

Roy R. Johnson A.B. 

Leone P. Le Maire A.B. 

Mildred B. MacDonald A.B. 

Helen G. Meyering A.B. 

Dorothy M. Q. Minie:k A.B. 

Helen I. Penie:k A.B. 

Pauline M. Ritter A.B. 

Josephine S. Roberts A.B. 

Ruth B. Steinmetz A.B. 

Alta O. Teeter A.B. 

Helen L. Thompson A.B. 

Meryl De Walt Wagner A.B. 

Earl C. Wagner A.B. 

Charles R. Lockhead B.S. 

Thomas H. Se:holder B.S. 

Donald Eugene Wilson B.S.

FREEMAN, ANN FREEMAN, BERKLEY FREEMAN, GLENN FREEMAN, MARILYN FREEMAN, NORMA 

FREEMESSER, BERNARD FREITAG, RALPH FRELINGER, DAVID FRENCH, AL FRENCH, WENDELL 

FRERS, LORRAINE FREYER, JEANNE FRIAS, RALPH FRIEDERICH, GEORGE FRIEDMAN, STANLEY 

FRIESEN, BETTY FRITZENKOTTER, JOSEPH FROMMER, HUBERT FROMMER, ROGER FRY, WAYNE 

FUENTES, JOHN FUHRMAN, BERNADINE FUJIMOYO, FUSATOSHI FULCKER, ALAN FULLER, ERWIN 

FULLER, LEO FULLER, PATRICK FULLER, ROY FULTON, ROSEMARY FUNDERBURK, ALONZO 

FURBISH, CLARENCE FURLONG, JOHN FUSON, EUGENE 

FREEMAN, NORMAN 

FRENKEN, ROBERT 

FRIEND, GERDA 

FUELLEMAN, J. H. 

FULLER, GEORGE 

FUNNELL, JAMES 

GADSON, THOMAS GAGNON, MARY GAHAGEN, MARY GAIL, JANET GALASZEWSKI, STANLEY GALDEANO, RUBEN 

GALES, DOROTHEA GALINDO, JOE GALLAGHER, MARIE GALLANES, HARRY GALLANT, HENRY GALLANT, MARY 

GALLIER, LOIS GALLUCCI, HENRY GALLUP, FRED GALLWAS, LOIS GALVAW, RUTH GAMBLE, DAVID 

GAMSON, ROBERT GANGURSKY, TED GANTZ, FORREST GARAHEDIAN, LILY GARDING, RAYMOND GARDNER, DOUGLAS 

GARDNER, RALPH GARMAN, HENRY GARNETSON, R. G. GARNETT, HOKE GARNETT, BRUCE GARRETT, HELEN 

GARRISON, EDYTH GARRISON, LOUISE GARSTANG, RICHARD GARTEN, CLYDE GARTEN, TED GARTNER, SHIRLE 

GARRIN, MARTHA GARRIN, MARTHA B. GASTINEAU, OLIVE GATES, NEIL GATTIKER, ROBERT GAUIN, JANE 

GAUSS, JOHN GAUSS, WILLIAM GAUTEREAUX, BETTY GAUTEREAUX, KENNETH GAY, HOMER FRANKLIN GAYLORD, WILLIAM 

GEAN, BETTY GEE, DOUGLAS GEESEY, MARY GEHRING, ELIZABETH GEIBERGER, ANNE GEIGER, ELEANOR 

GEARRY, GILBERT GEISE, ROBERT GEISTWEIT, WILLIAM GELIN, JOAN GENDELMAN, MILTON GENTZLER, VIRGIL 

GEORGE, ALMA GEORGE, LOUIS GEORGE, ROBERT GEORGE, ROBLEY GERE, GEORGE GERARD, RAYMOND 

GERLACH, FREDERICK GERRISH, WILLIAM GEYER, PHYLLIS GHIO, CHARLES GHIO, EMIL GHIO, NORMA 

GIBBS, DANIEL GIBSON, ALEXANDER GIBSON, DOROTHY GIBSON, LEILA GIBSON, LILLIAN GIGLIOTTO, MABELLE 

GIFFORD, RICHARD GILBERT, MARION GILBERT, PAUL GILES, LOUISE GILLIAM, EARL GILLMAN, DONALD 

GILMAN, ORAN GILLOGLY, GILBERT GILMORE, ROBERT GILSON, RHEA GILSON, PHYLLIS GIRARD, RAY 

GLASS, BETTY GLASSER, ELAINE GLASSON, MARGUERITE GLASSON, MARY GLENN, PETHA GLiTHERO, HELEN 

GLENN, ROBERT GLORE, JAMES GODWIN, LEONARD GOERLITZ, HARVEY GOFF, THEODORE GOFF, MAX 

GOFORTH, JOSEPH GOLD, JAMES GOLDBERG, IRWIN GOLDBERG, FRANK GOLDER, ROBERT GOLDER, WINNIFRED 

GOLDFUS, SYLVIA GOLDMAN, MERLE GOLDMAN, SEYMOUR GOLDSTEIN, GORDON GOLPITTS, FRANK GOLUMBICK, WILLIAM 

GOMEZ, JOHN GOODHUE, WELLS GOODMAN, JERRY GOODMAN, TRUMAN GOODRIDGE, BARBARA GOODROW, DIANA 

GOODROW, GEORGE GOODWALT, KARL GOODWIN, BURNS GOODWIN, DONALD GOODWIN, FAY GOODMONSON, REBEKAH 

GOOKIN, MARCIA GOOSWIN, RICHARD GORDON, ALEXANDER GORE, RICHARD GORHAM, CARL GORHAM, CARROLL 

GOSET, VALDEN GOSET, WILLIAM GOSNELL, CAROLYN GOSS, MARION GOTSES, DANNY GOULD, ELMER 

GOULD, HELEN GOURLEY, CARL GOURLEY, GEORGE GOURLEY, MIRIAM GOULDING, LETTYBETH GRAEHL; JACK 

HARGIS, LOUELLA HARGIS, WILLIAM HARGREAVES, CHARLES HARKLEROAD, JOHN HARKER, DALE HARLAN, NORMA 

HARLAN, SHIRLEY HARMER, BERNARD HARMER, PAUL HARMSTEAD, JOHN HARNER, BARBARA HARPER, BERNICE 

HARPER, FRANKLIN HARPER, JACK HARPER, JAMES HARRIGAN, MARCELINE HARRIMAN, DAVID HARRINGTON, JAMES 

HARRINGTON, JOHN HARRINGTON, NEIL HARRINGTON, PATRICIA HARRINGTON, WILLIAM HARRIS, BARBARA HARRIS, DEAN 

HARRIS, GLADYS HARRIS, JACK HARRIS, MARCIA HARRIS, NEIL HARRIS, ROBERT HARRIS, ROBERT 

HARRIS, SID HARRIS, STASIA HART, ANNE HART, BENTON HART, JAMES HART, VERNA 

HARTIN, HOMER HARTLEY, KENNETH HARTLEY, MARION HARTLEY, SHIRLEY HARTLEY, ROBERT HARTLEY, WILLIAM 

HARTMAN, SAMUEL HARTWICK, HELEN HARTY,THOMAS HARVEY, BARBARA HARVEY, HAROLD HARVEY, HARRY 

HARVEY, JOSEPH HARWELL, DOROTHY HARWOOD, FRANKLIN HASLIM, LEONARD HASSEY, WILMA HATCH, DONOVAN 

HATTER, PAUL HATZ, JOHN HAUGHELSTINE, JESSIE HAULMAN, DORIS HAUSER, EVELYN HAVENS, EDWARD 

HAWES, WILLIAM HAWKES, JACK HAWLEY, MARGARET HAWLEY, MARILYN HAWORTH, GLENN HAYES, SALLY 

HAYES, THOMAS HAYGOOD, KENNETH HAYNES, GOLDEAN HAYNES, HOWARD HAYNES, JAMES HAYNES, WILLIAM 

HAYS, THOMAS HAYTER, BETTY HAYTON, ARTHUR HAYWOOD, EVA HAYWOOD, MARY HEAD, NORMAN 

HEARNES, SHARON HEARRELL, GEORGIE HEATH, WALLACE HEATHCOTE, JUNE HEATHERLY, MARION HEATHERLY, ROGER 

HEATHMAN, IVIN HEATON, JAY HEATON, TERRENCE HEKATHORN, BEVERLY HEDBERG, BARBARA HEDBERG, EVELYN 

HEDBERG, ROBERT HEDBLOM, ELAINE HEE, ELEANOR HEFNER, WILLIAM HEIDERICH, RICHARD HELLBORN, CURTIS 

HEIMERDINGER, DONA HEINE, CHARLES HEINFELT, FLORENCE HEINRICH, ROSA HEINZ, PATRICIA HEIS, JO 

HELFERS, MARIAN HELMER, LAWRENCE HELMS, BENAJAH HELMS, CHARLES HELMS, PHYLLIS HELMS, WILLIAM 

HELMUTH, LAWRENCE HELTON, LAMAR HELVEY, BUFORD HEMENWAY, FRANCES HENDERSON, BETTY HENDERSON, BETTY 

HENDERSON, CHARLOTTE HENDERSON, JAMES HENDERSON, LEE HENDERSON, LLOYD HENDERSON, VIVIAN HENDERSON, WALTER 

HENDRICK, MARGARET HENDRICKSON, WILLIAM HENLEY, JACK HENLEY, SAM HENNAGER, CONNIE HENNEBERG, EDWIN 

HENNEBERG, PAUL HENNHAN, ALVA HENNE, EARL HENNINGS, ALFRED HENRY, AUSTIN HENRY, FRED 

HENRY, KEITH HENSLEY, RUSSEL HENSON, ALLISON HENSON, HAROLD HENSON, HARRY HERBAMAN, ALICE 

HERBERG, ROLAND HERBERT, JOSEPH HERBERT, MALCOLM HERBERT, WILLIAM HERGERT, DORA HERMAN, JOHN 

HERMENAU, HERMAN HERON, JOAN HERR, CHARLENE HERR, JOHN HERR, ROBERT HERRILL, CLAIR 

HERROD, AUDRIE HERSEY, BETTY HERTH, RAY HESKETT, PATRICIA HERZLAR, JAMES HESS, DORIS 

HESS, CARLENE HESSER, ARNOLD HESTER, GEORGE HETHERINGTON, DOROTHY HETTINGER, CHESTER HEWITT, CLIFFORD 

HEUSCHELE, WERNER HEVENER, HAROLD HEYER, WARREN HEYER IRVING HIBDON DORIS HICKETHIER, DON 

HICKEY, FRANCIS HICKEY, WILLIAM HICKMAN, JOHN HICKOK, CHARLES HICKS, CLIFFORD HICKS, DOROTHY 

HICKS, JANIS HIDDE, DONALD HIDDE, RODNEY HIGGINS, IVAGENE HIGGINS, PAULINE HIGGINS, TONY 

HIGGINSON, EDWARD HIGUERA, JOHN HIGHT, THEADORE HIJAR, MARIA HILL, ALICIA HILL, CHARLES 

'~T"-a1"~~ ~ 

6 ?~;' 

GRAF, LUDI GRAF, PAULA GRAFFAU, CHARLOTTE GRAGG, GAYLE GRAHAM, ALEXANDER GRAHAM, BETTY 

GRAHAM, BONNIE GRAHAM, CHARLES GRAHAM, CLARENCE GRAHAM, WILLIAM GRAINGER, EUGENE GRAMMAN, ERVIN 

GRAMLlN, GORDON GRANSTEDT, RAYMOND GRANT, FLOYD GRANT, JOANNE GRANT, MELVIN GRASTY, GEORGE 

GRAVES, JAMES GRAVES, LAWRENCE GRAVES, NANCY GRAY, LESLIE GRAY, ROBERT GRAY, WILLIAM 

GREAVES, GEORGE GREAVES, JOSEPH GREEN, GEORGE GREEN, JOHN GREEN, MUSA GREEN, STANLEY 

GREENBERG, RON GREENBAUM, RICHARD GREENE ALICE GREENE, BARBARA GREENE, DAVID GREENE, ROBERT 

GREENHALGH, DONALD GREENLEAF, RICHARD GREENLEE, SUSAN GREENMAN, CHARLES GREENSTEIN, EARL GREENWOOD, MARSHALL 

GREENWOOD, GEORGE GREER, JAMES GREER, ROBERT GREESON, JACQUELINE GREGG, LEED GREGORY, ELOISE 

GREGORY, JOHN GREGOVICH, MITCHEL GREIFE, CAROL GRENDER, EARLE GRESHAM, PAT GRESSET, JOHN 

GREVILLE, RICHARD GRIFFIN, CHARLES GRIER, PHYLLIS GRIGGS, GEORGE GRILEY, MARGY GRINDLE, PRISCILLA 

GRISBY, JUAN GRISHAM, JOE GRITZ, LAWRENCE GROEBLI, JOHN GROENER, PATRICIA GROENEWOLD, PALMER 

GROESCHEL, GEORGE GROKOEST, JESSIE GROM, ROBERT GROSS, RICHARD GROSSMAN, ARNOLD GROSSMAN, ROBERT 

GROTE, BESSIE GROVER, EVELYN GROW, CAROL GRUGAL, DONALD GRUNDSTROM, ALBERT GRUS, DOROTHY 

GUASTI, RICHARD GUSMUNSON, HELEN GUILD, LEE GULLETT, CHARLES GUMBEL, HELENE GUMINA, SAL 

GUNDERSON, JAMES GUNNETTE, THOMAS GURTON, SHERIDAN GUTHRIA, PATRICIA GUTOWSKI, ALICE GWATHMEY, DONALD 

HAAN, COLLINS HABEL, HENRY HADLEY, JEAN HADLEY, RAOUL HADREAS, GEORGETTE HAGAN, WILLIAM 

HAGEN, CAROLYN HAGGARD, DOROTHY HAHN, SAMUEL HAIZLIP, RALPH HALE, DANIEL HALE, KEITH 

HALE, KENNETH HALE MARCIA HALE, PATRICIA HALE, PHILIP HALEY, EUGENE HALEY, JAMES 

HALFHILL, ELMER HALFHILL, NANCY HALL, ALBERT HALL, BARBARA HALL, CARROL HALL, CHARLES E. 

HALL CHARLES G. HALL, DALE HALL, DORIS HALL, ELLEN HALL, FRANK HALL, GROVER 

HALL, HAROLD HALL, HASKELL HALL, JAMES HALL, JERELYN HALL, JOHN HALL, LOUIS 

HALL, LOWELL HALL, MARGARET HALL, ROBERT HALL, RONALD HALL, ROSS HALL, THOMAS 

HALL, WILLIAM HALLETT, ASHLEY HALVERSEN, ROBERT HAMER, ROBERT HAMANN, ROBERT HAMBLEN, JANET 

HAMERSLY, WILBER HAMIEL, DOROTHY HAMILTON, BETTY HAMILTON, CHARLES HAMILTON, LEO HAMILTON MARLENE 

HAMILTON, RICHARD HAMLIN, JACK HAMMER, ANN HAMMONS, WARREN HAMPTON, CHARLES HAMPTON, MARY 

HANCOCK, JACK HANCOCK, JOHN HANCOCK, RAY HANDLEY, GERALD HANDLEY, PATRICIA HANDREN, ROBERT 

HANEY, KENNETH HANGER, WILBUR HANIMAN, LENORA HANNING, JOHN HANKINS, DONALD HANLEY, JAMES 

HANNUM, JAMES HANNUM, RAYBERTA HANRATTY, PATRICK HANSEN, IRENE HANSEN, JAMES HANSEN, LAWRENCE 

HANSON, DENNIS HANSON, EUNICE HANSON, JOHN HANSON, MILO HANSON, ROBERT HANZAL, BRIAN 

HARBISON, BARBARA HARDER, STURART HARDESTY, SHARLOTT HARDIN, ALICE HARDIN CHARLES HARDIN, JAMES 

HARDIN, ROBERT HARDY, JOHN HARDY, LAURENCE HARDY WILLIAM HARGER: WILLIAM HARGER, JIM 

56 

HILL, JOHN HILL, DAN HILL, GEORGE HILL, HOWARD HILL, JUSTICE HILL, THOMAS 

HILLERY, ROBERT HILLIER, DONALD HILLIS, BILLY HILTON, FLORENCE HILTZ, ROBERT HIMES, HAROLD 

HINCK, ROBERT HINDES, LOUISE HINDES, MARTHA HINES, LESLIE HINMAN, GRACE HINRICHS, GLEN 

HJERMSTAD, RICHARD HIXSON, EARL HOBSON, EDWARD HOBSON, ROBERT HOCOTT, JOY HODGE, BETTY 

HODGE, HAROLD HODGES, CAROL HODGES, GLADYS HODGES, JAMES HODGSON, WILIAM HOGAN, MARGARETE 

HODSON, ROY HOFFMAN, DANIEL HOFFMAN, BERNARD HOFFELDER, JOHN HOGAN, VIRGINIA HOGUE, WILLIAM 

HOGUE, JACK HOHN, ALICE HOLBERT, PAT HOLCOMB, ROBERT HOLDER, HALL HOLGER, MICKEY 

HOLGER, GUNNER HOLDWAY, PHYLLIS HOLLANDS, JOYCE HOLLIMAN, JACK HOLLINS, MARY HULLlNS, SIDNEY 

HOLLIS, WILLIAM HOLLOBAUGHT, JOAN HOLLOWELL, JEAN HOLLOWELL, JOAN HOLM, ALBERT HOLMBERG, PAULINE 

HOLMi:RUO, HAROLD HOLMES, BONNIE HOLMES, DOROTHY HOLMES, JEROME HOLMES, JUNE HOLMES, MAURICE 

HOLLAND, HENRY HOLLEW, JOHN HOLLENBACH, VERNON HOLLOWAY, JOHN HOLLY, KENNETH HOLMES, WILLIAM 

HOLSCHER, FRANK HOLT, EDITH HOLT, ROBERT HOLTZMAN, NORMAN HOLZHEY, BERNADINE HOLZINGER, CARL 

HOLZMAN, DAVID HOM, BETTY HOM, EDWIN HOM, FELIX HONDIUS, ELSIE HONDINS, KATHERINE 

HOOD, JOHN HOOVER, WAYNE HOOPMAN, MARIE HOPF, HOWARD HOPFENBECK, THEODORE HORD, CLIFFORD 

HORNE, CAROLINE HORNE, RICHARD HORNING, PAULINE HOSH, PAUL HOSENPUD, IRVING HOSICK, RUTH 

HOSTETTER, JAMES HOUGH, JOHN HOUGH, DAVID HOUK, THEODORE HOUSER, NORMAN HOUSTON, BARBARA 

HOUSTON, LEE HOWARD, DOROTHY HOWARD, JAMES HOWARD, JOAN HOWARD, JUNE HOWARD, MARVIN 

HOWARD, MELVIN HOWARD, PATSY HOWARD, PAUL HOWARD, SALLY HOWAT, NANCY HOWE, DOROTHY 

HOWE, DOROTHY D. HOWE, JOY HOWE, NORRIS HOWELL, ELEANOR HOWELL, LEONARD HOWELL, LOUIS 

HOWARTH, ROBERT HOWELL, ROBERT HOWELL, THEODORE HOWELL, THOMAS HOWERTON, NATHANIEL HOYLE, WILLIAM 

HOYLE, CHARLES HOYLE, JOSEPH HOYT, RUTH HRISKEVICIUS, LIL1 HUBBARD, CHARLES HUBER, CHRISTIAN 

HUDSON, RICHARD HUDSON, WILLIAM HUDSON, DAVID HUEBENER, ARTHUR HUFFMAN, CLAIR HUFFMAN, JOHN 

HUFFMAN, MARCIA HUFFMAN, WYLIE HUFFORD, LYLE HUGENBERGER, ROBERT HUGHEN, NANCY HUGHES, FRANK 

HUGHES, JANE HUGHES, JEAN HUGHS, ROY HUGHES, RUBY HULL, ROY HUGHES, VERA 

HUNDHAUSER, GENE HUNSAKER, CLIFFORD HUNT, ARTHUR HUNT, MELVIN HUNTER, BEATRICE HUNTER, BEVERLY 

HUNTER FRANK HUNTER JIM HUNTINGTON, FREN HUNTINGTON, LUCILLE HUNTINGTON, BETTY HURLBURT, WILLIAM 

HURRLE: CLARENCE HUSTON, ROY , HUTCHINSON, THOMAS HUTCHISON, WILLIAM HYDE, ELEANOR HYDE, ROBERT 

HYSHAM, 

ICKSTADT, 

INGRAM, 

INAMURA, 

CHARLES 

ALBERT 

JANE 

HISAKO 

IMM, HENRY 

INGRAM, LAURA 

INMAN, MALCOLM 

INGALLS, JAMES 

INGRAM, MASON 

IRELAND, GEORGE 

INGALLS, JOHN 

INGLE, HAROLD 

INGRAM, RONALD INGRUM, HELENA 

IRELAND, RONALD 

IRWIN, ALFRED 

INGLISH, MARRION 

INGRUM, ROBERT 

IRWIN, JEAN 

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STUDENT 

JOANN TALBERT, Class Editor-In charge of the closs pages, 

Jo did on outstanding job of organizing the information and 

doing other odd jobs equally well. She was always ready to work. 

The AS. Council sponsored a 

train trip to 'the Fresno football 

game, and the Rally Committee was 

responsible for numerous ro l l ies 

and after-game dances during football 

season. The two Presidents' 

Dinners, arranged by Marion Mc- 

Dermott, were very successful. Students 

were given a chance to voice 

their opinions in the Student Opinion 

Poll. Sale of AS. Cords during 

both semesters was unusually high, 

due to a new sales program. The 

"Aztec" Brochure was revised by a 

special committee. Council members 

were oct ivein making 'the 

Dean's confe rence a success. 

"Aztec Day" was held at Del Mar 

on May 9th. A special AS. Trust 

Fund of $1,250, known as the 

Charles Sportsman - Student Word 

Assistance Fund, was created by the 

Council: The debtoffhe AS. Council 

was reduced by the Council by 

$2,500. 

- 

MARION 

McDERMOTT 

Vice-President 

JOE STOWERS, Art Editor-Although art was not emphasized 

in the annual this year, Joe drew the characters used in the 

division pages and gave much helpful advice on the layout 

designs. 

BILLIE JEAN 

Secretory 

BECK 

JOHN CURLEY 

Treasurer' 

NANCY DULL, General Layout-Doing much typing and leg 

work were only port of her contributions to this year's Del Sud. 

Nancy also assisted with the filing of seniors and the index. 

BARBARA LATHAM, General Layout-Another of our errand 

girls and genera! duty worker, Barbaro was often called upon 

to help other editors on the stoff with the completion of their 

sections. 

PAMELA JOY, General Layout-One of our errand girls, Pam 

gathered information concerning many of the organizations, 

the President's message, and histories of the sororities. (Not 

pictured.) 

58 

Front row, left to right: Dean MendenhaU, Barney Corm~n, B.il) Dickson, Jim Bogus, Billie Jean Beck, Ruth 

Brown, Yvonne Wickstrom, Marion McDermott, Betty BlaIr, Phil Thornton, Dean Peterson, Steve Bea~n. Second 

roW': Dean Peiffer' Richard Wooley, Jerry Christensen, Ken Hoygood, Chuck Weedn, Don Goodwin, DIck Ander. 

• 'son, Jack Petry, WallY Hartin, BNI Davis, Bill Fox, Frank Reynolds. 

.59'

FINANCE COMMITTEE - Left to ,ight: Dean Herbert 

Peiffer, Bob Stewart, Steve Beason, Dick Corpus, Bob 

Franklin, John Curley. 

CALENDAR COMMITTEE-Left to right: R. 

Connie King, Dr. Katherine Rogan, Margie 

Berlin, Wally Hartin. 

AWARDS COMMITTEE - Left to ';9ht; Jerry Christensen, 

Shlelo Jo McKinney, Phyllis Dorman, Donna Zeglis, Virgil Christensen, 

Chuck Suftiff. 

HANDBOOK COMMITTEE-Front row. left to right: Henry 

Peltere Earl Sounders. Bod" row: Joe Tousch, Hugh Churchill; 

r 

Jim Melllraith. 

s:rUDEHT F~CULTY HOUSING .COMMITTEE-Left to right: 

SId Cutter, WIllard Trask, S. HartIgan, Dean Mo.ry Menderholl; 

Dean C. E. Peterson, John Wilton, Nick Fougerousse. 

RAL.LY COMMITTE~ -'-First ro\\" left tori~ht: Ruthellen 

Daniels, Beverly Lanmng, Ellen Schutte, Ginger Otis, HelenShelto,:" 

Mollya"n Burrell, Lucile Flournoy, Margaret Mason. Joey 

WIght, Frances Wilson, Janie Bischoff. Second tow: EII~ Brittin, 

Barbara Beale, .Colleen Millor, Marcia Lang, Marion Mc- 

Dermott, Joan Cory,. Carol Hodges, Betty Hodge, Joyce Rasp, 

Betty Gean, Janna Parrott, Ann Rutledge Beverly Layton Barbaro 

Harris. Third row:Way,ne Chubb, &'arge Peterson, Harry 

Dunstan, Lyn Schoonover, Adore McAllister Henry' Poltere Joe 

Tausch, Stan Sieler, Jim Hart, Walt Lowe, Hugh Churchill Joon 

Wilhoit.. 

' 

Vivien Worsley, peon Mary Men

ROBERT SANDLIN 

President 

ROSEMARIE KLiEN 

Secretary 

The largest Senior Class 

in SDSC history began their 

full year of activities with a 

S~nior Class meeting to plan 

the year's social activities, 

and announce the first dues 

ever asked of SDSC Srs., 50 

cents, to raise funds for 

these activities and gift to 

the college from the class. 

Activities began with 2 

successful Koffee Kloches in 

Scripps Cottage, during The 

_.Fall and Spring semesters. 

The Jr.-Sr. Prom in May was 

o wonderful donee given the 

whole Senior Closs by the 

capable Junior Closs. Boccalaureate, 

with a speaker 

from each Fa ith i wos on 

inspiring service, and well 

attended. Then after Commencement, 

the Sr., Dipner 

Dance celebrated the Very 

end of college. daysj end 

qwarding of diplomas ond 

honors, and the peginl'lil1g 

of a new part of all our Iives: 

SHELlA JO 

McKINNEY 


DICK GUASTI 

President 

This closs of helpfuls kept rother 

busy this year what with such 

activities as a beach party for 

Juniors, Junior Class Donee and 

sponsoring a booth at the WRA 

Carnival, as well as winning the 

Sadie Hawkins Day chariot race 

in competition with the other 

classes. Last but probably the 

most important affair which this 

cI~ss sponsors is the Junior-Senior 

Prom in May. 

CHARLES BENTON 

Vice President 

The whole Sr. doss 

their facultyspon '. 

Gail Bumett ana Dr, L,ewis 

B. Leslie, for their.Inspira-i 

tion and help. 

ROSE ANN LOOP 

Secretary 

BOB TOMLINSON 

Treasurer 

SENIOR CLASS CABINET 

Fi.rst row, left to, right: Phyllis Dormon, Shelia Jo Mc- 

Kinney, Rosemarie Kilen. Second row: Scndy Sandlin 

Roland Davis, Chuck Weedn. ., 

JUNIOR CLASS CA8IHET-L.ft to right; Charles Benton, Bllverly Heckothorn, Mr. Me.rtJ:bocker, Dick 

. G\.lost;, Lettybeth Goulding, Jim' Dewes. 

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The' Frosh Class has really 

been active this year but 

instead of resting on their 

laurels they have thei r 

BOB CORNELL 

President 

plans ready for next year 

and the new Fresh Class. 

Their main activities this 

JOHN FOLEY 


year were the two but- 

JOHN· TRAXLER 

President 

Determined to have this year's 

Sophomore -sponsored activity a 

benefit to the College, the officers 

and committee of the Sophomore. 

Class planned a Student-Faculty 

basketball game, proceeds of 

which went to the Student Union 

Building Fund. 

WENDELL WELLER 


standing Blue Book Balls 

and a reception for the 

Senior Class Cabinets of 

the "loco I high schools. 

This group Is providing 

two $50 scholarships for 

,outstanding incoming 

freshmen, and they. will 

co-sponsor the Frash Orientation 

Camp this fall. 

VIRGINIA PATTERSON 

Treasurer 

VIOLET RAKICH 

Secretary 

GLORIA KLEPONIS 

Treosurer 

\.. 

FRESHMAM CABfloilET-F,ont fOW', left to .ight: Claire Tinker, Angie Balaban, Carolyn 

Hog

DON NUTTALL 

A.M.S. President 

President Don Nuttall awarding an "S" medal 

to brother Ed Nuttall. 

Dr. Hepner awarding the Scholarship trophy 

to Charles Paul Walker at the Dads' Day 

Dinner. 

BILLY DICKSON 

A.M.S. Vice President 

Dick Raddis tapping Robert Saunders for Blue 

Key at the Dads' Day Dinner. 

Typical scene in A.M.S. Lounge every day about noon . 

.\ 

Jack Razzeto receiving the trophy for the outstanding 

. athlete at S.D.S.C. in 1949-50. 

A.M.S. BOARD MEMBERS-.Left to right: Dick Roddis, Fronk Reynolds, Don Nuttall, 

Ston Stewart, Owoin Pillsbury, &I Stone.

Betty Blair 

President 

Head table at the A.W.S. Banquet. Seen here ore: Virginia Champ, Betty Bcldessori, Barbaro 

Sue Mortin, Betty Bloir, Nan Chamblin Cook, Dean Mary and Mrs. Wolter Hepner. 

Barbero Sue Martin 


Betty Baldessari 

Secretary 

Betty Biair and Virginia Chomp are seen loading their baggage into the cor prior to their trek 

to the midwest for 0 conference of women leaders in the Notion's Colleges and Universities. 

fi'~nrow, left to right: Etta Belle McClendon, Barbaro Carr, Nan ChamblIn, 

Mary Ann Woods, Joyce Sinclair, Beverly Heckathorne Ampere 

VQlenzu~la. Second row; Dean Mary Mendenhall., Betty Baldess~ri Sheilo 

JQ McKinney, Barbaro Sue M~rtj:".Ruth Brown, Betty Hersey, Betty Blair 

VIrginIa Champ. ' 

" 

it The Associated Women Students of SDSC enhance the school calendar annually with a bevy oftop rcnking 

campus activities. Distinctive, among these is Femme Frolics, annual Greek bowl presentation in which all 

women's organizations compete to strike a note of originatity in their interpretation of the selected theme. 

In keeping with thetradition of the occasion the AWS presents once every year a gala "First Nighter" 

opening at the Little Theater on campus complete with stage door interviews, formalsdress, and first night 

glitter. . 

A redeeming factor in the orientation of freshman students on our campus is the Big Sister Program carried 

out by the AWS by means of which each entering student is provided with an. upper Glassman campus sister 

~ho helps her with the "ins" and outs of campus life. The program begins during the summer and continues 

through registration. 

An anxiously awaited "Frosh Fete," annual fall fashion show in which representctives from women's 

organizations participate as models, is provided by the AWS annually in conjunction with the Big Sister program. 

Fresh Fete has become a vastly popular port of "big and little sister" relationship ct-Stote College. 

Once a year the AvyS tokes pleasure in honoring their graduating senior women with a traditional 

assembly and luncheon on campus. 

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GORDON WIGGINS 

President 

Small but growing, State's dynamic Alumni 

Association this year moved closer to its goal of 

100 per cent membership, a strong program of 

scholarships, active portrcipotion in campus life 

and establishment of permanent Alumni Association 

headquarters. 

The Alumni Association, well known and 

very active before the war, become non-octlve 

during the period of conflict. In November, 1945, 

under the leadership of Borney Carmon, the 

Association was completely reorganized. Cor· 

man became the first post-war president, followed 

by Mrs. Wi lllcm E. Self (Jean Carmody 

'42), Robert Breitbord, '41, Joseph Suozzo, '43, 

Byron Lindsley, '37, and now Gordon Wiggins, 

'36. 

The list of activities has steadily grown year 

by year. The Alumni News has been published 

monthly since 1946. An Alumni office has been 

maintained on campus with 0 port-time, poid 

assistant keeping financial and membership 

records. 

The Association has sponsored at hie tic 

events, lettermen's reunions, secured first choice 

of season tickets for members, instigated the formotion 

of the Aztec Athletic' Angelsisp0l"'lsored 

an annual stage production and an Alumni show, 

the "Adobe Follies." " 

Members take an active pOrt in the Annual 

Homecoming Day programjnc)uding sponsorship 

of Open House on campus,;the /-Iorneeomipgw 

Donee and the porade of floats. The Alumni 

now take port in the cnnuo], Founders'D n 

House observance, donate traphieseachr 

the best supporting actors in th~ anAU e- ct 

Ploy tournaments and established· t onual 

Alumni Conference. ' ., 

The Association looksfo 

bright with the promise, ofpl(1 

creasing role on campus and ih 

GENERAL MAINTENANCE-.First row, left to right: Leo Mahle, Kenneth 

C. Taylor, Wolter. J. Smith, M. S. Southworth. Second ro,,: Bettye 

Sheperd, Opal Patterson, Marilyn Asmus, Dorothy N~lson, Minnie Ohlson. 

Third row: T. V. Hallahan, C. l. Fisk, John M. Dcniel, Omer Gagnon, C. 

D. Folger. 

PAT ALLARD FRIT%ENKOnER 

2nd Vice President 

GROUNDS KEEPERS-First row, left to right: Miles L. Vance, Joseph Fiseher, 

William Duns, F. L. Stringari. Second row: Louis P. Faldborg, Harold-Guy 

Keller, M. M. Mowery, William Luppke, 

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IRWIN, JOHN IRWIN, OSCAR ISAACS, MARTHA ISAACSEN, ELMER ISAACSEN, ELMER ISAACSEN, GERTRUDE 

ISBELL, WANDA ISENHOVER, WILLIAM ISRAEL, EDWARD ITO, ELSA IVERSON, JAMES 

JABBEN, ALLEN JACKSON, HELEN JACKSON, JAMES JACKSON, JANET JACKSON, RAYMOND JACKSON, RICHARD 

JACKSON, SHANNON JACOBS, DANIEL JACOT, PAUL JAHOWSKI, FRANK JAGELS, RUTH JAHN, GWENITH 

JOHN, EDNA JAMES, CARL JAMES, HENRY JAMES, HOWARD JAMES, JOANNE JAMISON, WILLIAM 

JAMISON, WILLIAM S, JANES, HAROLD JANNEY, VIRGINIA JANOFF, EUGENE JANSEN, RICHARD JARBOE, ROBERT 

JARVIS, RICHARD JASMAGY, CLARENCE JEFFERY, MARY JEFTS, RICHARD JELLISON, BOB JENKINS, BARBARA 

JENKINS, ELMA JENKINS, HUGO JENNINGS, MARILYN JENNINGS, NANCY JENNINGS, RITA JENSEN, STERLING 

JENSON, EDWARD JEPSEN, EDITH JERMAN, RONALD JEROME, GORDON JESSOP, JEAN JESSOP, RAYMOND 

JETT, MARIAN JEWELL, VIRGINIA JIRSA, WILLIAM JOHANNES, MARJORIE JOHNSON, ALLEN JOHNSON, BLAINE 

JOHNSON, DALTON JOHNSON, DEWAINE JOHNSON, GORDON JOHNSON, HAROLD JOHNSON, HUBERT JOHNSON, JAMES 

JOHNSON, JAY JOHNSON, JERENE JOHNSON, KEITH JOHNSON, LEE JOHNSON, LORRINE JOHNSON, LUCIOUS 

JOHNSON, LEE JOHNSON, HARGIE JOHNSON, MARJORIE JOHNSON, PAUL JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, ROBERT GRANT 

JOHNSON, ROBERT H. JOHNSON, ROBERT L. JOHNSON, ROY JOHNSON, SAM JOHNSON, SETH JOHNSON, WESTLEY 

JOHNSON, WILLIMA JOHNSTON, EDGAR JOHNSTON, MARIANNE JOHNSTON, RICHARD JOHNSTON, RUTH JOHNSTON, WILLIAM 

JOHNSTONG, WILLIAM JOINER, RONALD JOLLY, RAY JONES, AGNES JONES, BENE JONES, BETTY 

JONES, CARROL JONES, CATHERINE JONES, DAVID JONES, DOUGLAS JONES, EUGENIA JONES, FRANCIS 

JONES, GILBERT JONES, GLORIA JONES, HELEN JONES, JAMES JONES, JOHN JONES, MARLENE 

JONES, OLLIE JONES, RICHARD JONES, ROBERT JONES, ROXY JONES, THOMAS JONTE, JAMES 

JORGENSON, LEROY JORGENSEN, NORMAN JOY, CARLEON JOY, PAMELA JOY, HOLLIS JOYCE, MAX 

JUANICO, JOHN JUDD, SARAH JUHIAN ARCH!E JULIEN, JANET JUMP, MARILYN JUNG, QUIN 

JURLlNG, DAVID JUST, BILLY 

KABERMOCL; CAROLYN KAHRS, DORIAN KAISER, CAROLYN KAISER, JACK KAISER, LOUIS KAISER, MARY 

KAIHATSU, ARTHUR KAIZER, SHIRLEY KALABAUGH, DOROTHY KALER, GEORGE KAMMINGA, JOHN KANTNER, RICHARD 

KAPES, ERNEST KARAFFA, MELVIN KARIOTIS, PAUL KARMAS, CHRIST KARNES, WILLIAM KARNS, OLIVE 

KARPAL, ELI KATSUIZUMI, ANNE KATZ, MILTON KAUKMAN, LLOYD KAY, JACK KAZIKOWSKI, EUGENE 

KEATING, WILLIE KEE, JEAN KEELER, DONALD KEESEY, TOM KEISER, BETTY KEISER, JOHN 

KEITH, ERNEST KELLEHER, FRANK KELLER, EDWARD KELLER, LEONARD KELLER, ROBERT KELLER, ROBERT G. 

KELLER, SARA KELLEY, MICHAEL KELLEY, THOMAS KELLIO, WAYNE KELLOGG, FLORENCE KELLOGG, JOHN 

KELLOGG, WAYNE KELLY, JAMES KELLY, JANE KELLY, JOHN KELLY, JOYCE . KELLY, PATRICK 

I 

LAMOUREAUX, CHLOE LAMOUREAUX, PAUL LAMP, ROBERT LAMPING, EDWARD LANDON, RICHARD LANDWEER, BARBARA 

LANDERS, BETTY LANE, CHARLES LANDIS, HAROLD LANG, GEORGE LANG, ROBERT LANGENHELM, GEOSETTE 

LANGGUTH, EARL LANGSTON, CLARENCE LANNING, BEVERLY LANOIS, BERNARD LANSLEY, ROBERT LANTRIP, LESTER 

LANTRY, FRANK LANTRY, MARILYN LA PINTO, FRANK LA PRADE, CLARENCE LARE, CHARLES LAREAU, RICHARD 

LARGE, LOIS LARKIN, ROBERT LARKINS, GEORGALINE LARRABEE, PATSY LARSEN, HAROLD LARSEN, THELMA 

LARSON, CARL LARSON, KENNETH LARSON, KATHERINE LA SALLE, MARY LA SELL, SYLVAN LARSON, CARL W. 

LASLEY, JAMES LATHAM, BARBARA LATHAM, HUGH LAUDAN, ELSIE LAUNDER, CHARLES LAUDNER, DELBERT 

LAUGHERY, DARLENE LAUGHERY, WAYNE LAUGHON, JAQUELYN LAUGHLIN, RAOUL LAUGHON, ALLEN LAUGHON, JAMES 

LAURENCE, RICHARD LAWRENCE, ROBERT LAWRENCE, SUSAN LAWSON, RONALD LAXSON, GLORIA LAXSON, PATRICIA 

LAYMAN, EULOGIA LAYTON, BENJAMIN LAYTON, BEVERLY LAYTON, DONALD LAZZARO, CHARLES LEACH, EDWIN 

LEAL, ANTHONY LEAL, LUZ LEAMER, ROBERT LEADBETTER, CLATON LE BARD, HARLO LE COMPTE, LOIS 

LEDBETTER, PEG LEDBETTER, PENLIE LEDESMA, JENNY LEE, ALVIN LEE, BERNICE LEE, EARL 

LEE, FLOYD LEE, GEORGE LEE, HARRIS LEE, HERBERT LEE, JOSEPH LEE, KENNETH 

LEE, PETER LEE, ROBERT LEE, THELMA LEE, THEODORE LEE, YOUNG LEECH, EDWARD 

LEFEBER, GERARD LEGGETT, HOWARD LEINER, CHARLES LEITHOFF, ELMER LE LAURIN, JULIUS LE MASTER, ROY 

LEMKE, WILLIAM LE MONTRE, JAMES LEMS, JACQUELINE LE NEVER, ROBERT LEO, ELIZABETH LEONARD, LAWRENCE 

LEONARD, CARLETON LEONG, STUART LEPONE, LOUIS LEPORE, MARILYN LEPPERT, JOHN LEPPERT, MARY 

LE PRON, ALBERT LE RIBERS, ROBERT LESHER, BENJAMIN LESLIE, RUSSELL LESTER, CHARLOTTE LESTER, IDA 

LEUTHARD, WILLARD LEWIS, ALBERT LEWIS, CLAIREE LEWIS, DAVID LEWIS, MARTIN LIEBIG, CHARLES 

LIENHARD, CONRAD LIEVENS, JAMES L1EVENS, JOHN L1FVENDAHL, RALPH LILES, ESTELLE LILL, DOROTHY 

LILLEY, BARBARA LINCOLN, SALLIE L1NDENAU, GLENN LINDLEY, JUDITH LINDON, DOROTHY LINDSEY, WILLIAM 

LINK, WILLIAM LIPEC, LEOPOLD LIPPMANN, GARTH LIPPETT, DONNA LIPPETT, JONATHAN LIPSCOMB, ALFRED 

LIPSCOMB, JOHN L1SEC, WILLIAM LISKA, ROBERT LITTLE, ELIZABETH LITTLE, ERNEST LITTLE, PALMER 

LITTLEFIELD, DOUGLAS LITTLEFIELD, RUTH LITTLER, GENE LITTRELL, KATHLEEN LIND, MARJORIE LIND, NAOMI 

L1AAG, LOUIS LIVENGOOD, EDWIN LIVERMORE, HOWARD L1VERNASH, JOSEPH LIVESAY, RAY LIVERT, JEANNIE 

LEWELLlAN, ANN LLOYD, THOMAS LOBA, JEAN LOCHHEAD, CHARLES LOCHHEAD, JOHN LOCKER, CHARLES 

LODGE, LOIS LOGAN, ARTHUR LOGAN, DOROTHY LOGAN, MADELINE LOGAN, ROBERT LOKKE, LAVIER 

LOLWIG, GERALD LOMENICK, BETTY LONDO, ROBERT LONG, DELBERT LONG, LOREN LONG, ROBERT 

LONG, MARCIA LONG, ROBERT W. LONG, ROSELIND LONGFELLOW, THOMAS LONGMOPE, WILLIAM LOOMIS, ELIZABETH 

LOOMIS, PRENTICE LOOP, GEORGE LOOP, ROSANNE LOOS, DONALD LOOS, HARRY LORD, DONALD 

KELLY, PEGGY KELLY, RICHARD KELL Y, WILLIAM KELSEY, JOHN KELSEY, LLOYD KELSEY, LILLIAN 

KEMP, ROBERT KEMPTON, DONALD KENICK, JOHN KENNEDY, CLARENCE KENNEDY, MARCELLA KENNEDY, VIRGINIA 

KENNERLY, JAMES KENNEY, ELIZABETH KENNEY, JUDSON KENSHALO, JOHN KENT, WINIFRED KETCHEN, ELIZABETH 

KETCHUM, MARGARET KENTON, ELWIN KENYON, RALPH KENYON, RICHARD KENYON, WILLIAM KERN, BRUCE 

KERN, WILLIAM KERRIDGE, CHARLES KESTER, WALDO KETCHUM, BEN KETTENBURG, GEORGE KETTUNEN, ELMER 

KEVANE, DONALD KEYTE, MAX KIAH, MYRON KIBBEY, JERRY KIBLER, DANIEL KIDDER, MARILYN K. 

KIDWELL, JAMES KIEGLE, BEN KILBOURNE, DICK KILDARE, RUTH KILDOO, CARL KILLEEN, JAMES 

KILLION, ROBERT KILLMAN, EVELYN KILLMAN, FRISBIE KILROY, RUTH KING, ALAN KING, ARLAN 

KING, FRANCIS KING, GORDEN KING, HAROLD KING, JOHN KING, JOSEPH KING, LAURENCE 

KING, RALPH KING, ROBERT KING, ROBERT D. KING, ROBERT ERIC KINGERY, CHARLES KINSLEY, THEODORE 

KINSER, RICHARD KINSELLA, FRANK KINTZ, ROBERT KIPP, GERALD KIRBY, JOHN KIRCHER, CHARLES 

KIRCHER, ROBERT KIRK, CLIFTON KIRKLAND, PAUL KIRKPATRICK, DAVID KIRSCHNER, FRED KIRSNER, MELVIN 

KISNER, PEARL KISSINGER, ADELE KITAY, LEON KITCHEN, HARRIET KITTER, JOSEPH KITTlE, VIRGINIA 

KITTLESON, PATRICIA KITTRIDGE, JAMES KITZINGER, MARY KITZMAN, DONALD KIVLIN, JOHN KLAUS, DOROTHY 

KLEAGER, KENNETH KLEIN, ROSEMARIE KLEINSCHMIDT, MARION KLEPONIS, GLORIA KLIEWER, SHIRLEY KLINE, PAT 

KLUG, LENORE KNAPP, JEAN KNAPP, ROBERT KNAUER, JOHN KNIBBS, JOHN KNIGHTS, DAVID 

KLEIN, CLETUS KLEIW, FRANK KLEIN, JACK KLEVEN, JOHN KLUGE, ARCHIE KNORR, RICHARD 

KNISLEY, ELMER KNOWLES, ETHEL KNOX, MARNA KNURCK, EDWARD KO, DONALD KOCH, RICHARD 

KOCHLER, CHARLES KOEHLER, RAYMOND KOESTER, JEAN KOGANEMAYU, ROBERT KOHL, EDWARD KOHR, HELEN 

KOLLER, MAX KOOPMANS, LAMBERT KOPHE, JOAN KORANDER, CECELIA KORN, BRUCE KOSKINEN, ROBERT 

KOSTELECKY, JOHN KOVALCHECK, JOHN KOWAL, JON KOSENSKI, ANTHONY KRAMBUHL, THOMAS KRAMER, HERBERT 

KRANTZ, JANET KRANTZ, THELMA KRANZ, EARL KRAPP, RUTH KRASNER, SAMUEL KREFT, FREDERICK 

KREGEAR, MAXINE KREIGE, JOHN KREIZINGER, RAYMOND KRENTZ, DON KRENTZ DON C KRESS, ROGER 

KRETCHMER, VIRGINIA KRETSCHMER, SHIRLEY KRIEL, HELEN KRINITSKY, DAVID KRINKE, ~ELEN • KROG, CHRISTAIN 

KRSTICH, STEUE KRUTZER, EVELYN KUBE, JEAN KUBIEHEK, EDWARD KUBLER, MARY KUBOTA, ROBERT 

KUEBLER, EDWARD KUERBIS, STANLEY KUYKENDALL, BOB KUHN, JAMES KUNDRAT MARGARET KUPIEC, ADAM 

KURLE, BONNIE KUROSAD, RAY KUSCHE, THELMA KUSH ERA, CHARLES KYTE, GILBERT 

LAB, VICTOR LA CHUSA, LOUIS LACOE, RALPH LACOMBE, GEORGE LADDON, ROBERT LA FORCE, JAMES 

LA FAR, CHARLOTTE LA FAR, WILLIAM LAHN, ELEANOR LAIRD, MARTHA LAIRD, REX LAKINS, RICHARD 

LAMB, ELIZABETH LAMBE,. FLORENCE LAMBERT, CATHERINE LAMBERT, ALEX LAMBERT, HAYWARD LAMORE, JAMES 

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LORENZ, JUDITH LORENZ, SHIRLEY LORENZEN, DOROTHY LOSSE, ARTHUR LOTTRITZ, MARTHA LOUGH, CHARLES 

LOVE, DONALD LOVE, SYD LOVE, WILLIAM LOVELAND, RALPH LOVELESS, ZIDE LOVELL, JACQUELINE 

LOVELL, RILLA LOVETT, MACK LOW, MADELINE LOW, WILLIAM LOWE, WALTER LOWERISON, COURTLAND 

LOWRY, DONALD LUCAS, GEORGE LUCAS, CHARLES LUDWIG, FRED LUDWIG, WILLIAM LUEKEN, JOHN 

LUIGS, LOUISE LUKSZA, CHESTER LUND, RICHARD LUNDMARK, GUSTAV LUCKENBACK, CAROLYN LUCE, SYLVIA 

LUCERO, PATRICIA LUNDY, THEODORE LUNSFORD, GLEN LUPTON, KATHLENE LUSARDI, BONNIE LUTZ, LE ROY 

LUTZ, RAYMOND LYALL, EUGENE LYBARGER, JOHN LYDA, CHARMIAN LYDA, GRADY LYNCH, JOHN 

LYNCH, JOSEPH LYONS, DONALD LYONS, GLEN LYONS, WILLIAM 

MACCHIA, R. MACEVICZ, C. MAC FARLANE, R. MAC FARLANE, W. MAC GREGOR, M. MAC GREGOR, F. 

MACHES, R. MAC INTOSH, P. MAC KENZIE, A. MAC KENZIE, C. MAC KENZIE, G. MACKEY, G. 

MAC KIBBEN, SUZANNE MAC KINNON, DOROTHY MACKIE, WILLIAM MACK, LOUIS MAC NALLY, READ MAC PHERSON, JAMES 

MAC PHERSON, PAT MAC ROBBIE, DONALD MADDEN, DOROTHY MADDEN, JAMES MADDEN, JOHN MADDOX, MARGARET 

MADDOX, MARY MADIGAN, JOHN MADORSKY, ESTHER MADSEN, KENNETH MADSON, MARIE MAGILL, GRACE 

MAGIN, ELMER MAGUIRE, ROBERT MAHAVIER, FRED MAHERAS, PATRICIA MAHON, ROBERT MAHONEY, HAROLD 

MAHONEY, THELMA MAIER, ALBERT MAJOR, KATHERYN MAJOR, MERRIE MAKIE, DONALD MALEY, RONALD 

MALLEK, NICK, MALLETTE, ROBERT MALLOY, BARBARA MALLOY, PATRICIA MALOY, ROBERT MALONEY, FRANCES 

MALOW, MELVIN MALTBY, BARBARA MANARD, DAVID MANDERS, LOUISE MANGIAMELI, JOSEPH MANN, MARJORIE 

MANN, STEWART MANNERING, CHARLES MANNING, DOLORES MANOCK, CHESLEY MANOCK, MARGERY MANSFIELD, ROBIN 

MANSON, RICHARD MANVILLE, WALLACE MANZY, LORNA MARECHAL, NICHOLAS MARGRAFF, ALWIN MARKLEY, JAMES 

MARKS, BARBARA MARKS, NORMAN MARKS, WILLIAM MARQUEZ, HENRY MARR, ROBERT MARRIOTT, GERRY 

MARRS, RITA MARSDEN, CHARLES MARSDEN, JOAN MARSH, CHAD MARSH, EDWARD MARSH, GORDON 

MARSH, ROBERT MARSHALL, CHARLES MARSHALL, FLOYD MARSHALL, GENEVIEVE MARTEENY, DENNIS MARTIN, BARBARA 

MARTIN, BETTY MARTIN, CARL MARTIN, JESS MARTIN, LINDEN MARTIN, RICHARD MARTINEZ, BERNICE 

MARTINEZ, NEWTON MARTINEZ, RICHARDO MARTINI, JAMES MARTINIS, WILIAM MARTINSON, EARL MASON, EDWARD 

MASON, JAMES MASON, JOSEPH MASON, MARGARET MASON, PEARL MATERA, TED MATHEWS, WESLEY 

MATHIAS, JOHN MATIFES, GILBERT MATLACK, BENNETT MATSCH, MARY MATUSIEWICZ, PAT MATTERN, JEAN 

MATHEWS, JOHN MATHIE, WILLIAM MATTIA, ARMAND MATTSON, JERAULD MAXWELL, WILLIARD MAXWELL, WILLIAM 

MAY, PHILIP MAYNARD, HELEN MAZE, IRWIN MEAD, DONALD MEAD, ROBERT MEADS, RICHARD 

MEANLEY, AUDREY MEANLEY, ROBERT MEARES, DARLENE MEARNES, MARILYN MEDIGOXICH, STELLA MEDINA, RALPH 

MEDLIN, ROY MEDRANO, GAUL MEEK, PATRICIA MEERCHAUM, BUD MEGARGEE, VIRGINIA MEGGINSON, RICHARD 

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GREEK 

Barbaro 

Sue Martin 

. President of Panhellenic 

" Council 

, 

I 

DOROTHY TALBOTT, Sorority Editor-In charge of the sorority 

pages, Dottie worked diligently collec~ing names, histori~s, and 

officers. Laying out the pages, proofing them and pasting the 

pictures accounted for a small portion of the time she devoted 

to this book. Frank Hickey 

Fall President of Inter- 


John 

Finster 

Spring President of Inter. 


MARILYN JENNINGS, Assistant Sorority Editor-Although 

Marilyn worked only a half year on the book, she contributed 

much to the sorority section. 

FRANK HICKEY, Assistant Fraternity Editor-As assistant Fraternity 

Editor, Frank handled half of the Fraternity pages and 

the lnter-Froternltv Council pages. Running down information 

on the frats, laying out pages, pasting and typing were a few 

of his duties. 

DICK McCORD, Fraternity Editor-As Fraternity Editor, Dick 

worked all year to get the fraternities to turn in the needed 

information and proofread their pages. Checking names, writing 

histories, listing officers, laying out pages and pasting the 

pictures on the pages were some of his duties. 

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75

Marilyn Allen Marcy 

Willie Keating Ethel Williams 

Virginia Puich Jean Hollowell 

The Ponhellenic Council, which was introduced to 

Son Diego State College's cornpus in the summer of 

1949, is carrying on the duty of the former Inter-Sorority 

Council, that of uniting the eleven sororities on this 

campus. Representing all groups, it is the supreme 

outhorityin lnter-orgcnlzotlon affairs. 

France 

Mo loney 

Marion 

Jett 

Georgie Hearrell 

Betsie Kilroy 

Janet 

Sherri II 

f' 

First row~ left to right: 'Carolyn Luckenbach, Beatrice Hunter, Mar/on Jett, 

Janet Sherrill: SeCond row: France Maloney, Jean Hollowell, Corolyn 

Diebert, Trudy Melander. Third row: Sally Lincoln, Gloria Kleponis, Jean 

Buehler, Betsy Kilroy. 

First row left to right: Donia Thompson, Ccrrtlou Word, Ethel '::'ii)h~7s, 

Dorothy 'Madden, Se

Diona' Carden 

Donna 

Dreyer 

Foil Office Spring 

Elaine. Plernons., , _..•... Preside~t ., Barbara Goodridge 

Patricia Fischbeck First Vice-PresidenL ..; ..•... Edith Jo Clark 

Lois Press _..•Secand Vice-Presidenr .. Gertrude Melander 

Sallie Lincaln _Secretory _._ Sallie lincoln 

Mary Lou AbbotL Treosurer __ , Chloe Mickelson 

Advisors: Dr: Sue Earnest, Mrs. Mark Folsom 

Gayle Gragg 

. Delta Eta chapter of Alpha Gamma 

Delta was installed on. Son Diego State 

College campus October 1, 1949. Prior 

to their pledge period, which .began on 

June 4, 1949, this group was the local 

Gamma Phi Zeta sorority. This first year 

for the Alpha Gams at State has been a 

busy one. In addition to their traditional 

activities carried over from Gamma Phi 

days-such' as a Halloween Party their 

annual dance "Pandemonium," on Easter 

party for a cerebral palsy group, and several 

other lesser activities, the year has 

seen constant and diligent work on the 

port of each member in the.organization 

of the chapter. In April of this year, Delta 

Eta chapter held its first International 

Reunion Day, celebrating the 46th birthday 

of Alpha Gamma Delta International 

Fraternity. 

Sallie Uncoln 

Dorothy Madden 

I Shirley McWillie Trudy Melander Chloe Mickelson 

Billie Stockdale 

\ 

Lucio Swanson 

Marion Tonner i 

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Paulo Trivlitt 

!\otricia 

Weaver 

\ 

I

jetl! 

Kathy Birdsall 

Nell Buchanan 

~ Ii ", __ 

Jo Anne Danna Carolyn Deibert 

Foell OffIcers Spring 

t_~o~. __ .~o_._~_.DionO' Smith 

Lflyon L ._..::8orboro Houston 

Nonc;y FohierL.o __ ._~_.~Recording Sectetory_o~_. __ .oCorolyn Delbert 

Karen PoUock.._._ .Corresponding Secretory_o_. o~._Lotno Mohzy 

Joon Hollowell ..._._.~_o_. __ T reosurer __ • ._._. . Joan Hollowell 

Myrna Morrlss. --,-o-~.HistoriO'n--.---- ._Lols Seymour 

Dorothy Lorenzen •.4-o .Rush Choirmon_~-.-~-o_8orbaro Harvey 

AdYisor: Dr. Katherine Ragen 

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Alpha Xi Delta Was founded April 17, 1893, at lombard 

College, Galesburg, Illinois. Activities: Christmas 

Fo~mal/. Bridge To~rnament for students with Sigma 

~hl Eps!lon, ~other s Day Teo, Spring Formal. There 

IS a nation-wide observance among all chapters of April 

17, the Founders' Day of Alpha Xi Delta at which time 

collections '!re ta~en' in support of the c~rrent national 

phllcnthroplc praJec.t. Advisor, Mrs. William Briggs. 

Delta Zeta internationa I sorority Was founded at 

Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on October 24, 1902. 

Gamma Omicron, the 69th,chapter, was instolled at 

Son Diego State College November 19, 1949 1 with ceremonies 

at the El Cortez Hotel. Traditional activities 

include Mistletoe Magic, annual Christmas formal 

dance, Moonlight Mood, formal spring dlnner-dcnce; 

formal initiation dinner-dance, Mother's Day breakfast, 

formal Founders' Day Banquet, and a week/s vocation 

at lake Arrowhead at the end of the Spring semester. 

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Suzanne 

" 

McKibben 

9'. 

Mi"ndemon 

. 

lola Moe Nelson 

Dolores Roeckel" 

Jerry Stone 

\ 

Jean 

1 

J 4t 

I 

J 

J 

Charlotte Waters 

Officers 

Sharlotte Ha rdesty , : President 

lola Mae Nelson ' Vice- President 

Joyce Ebner Recording Secretary 

Charlotte Waters Corresponding Secretory 

Dolores Roeckel 

Treasurer 

Mrs. Gerold Arnold 

Advisor 

Fall Office Spring 

Joyce Sinclctr., .._.~ •.President-,,-._.Carol Hodges 

Carolyn Luckenbach •.Vice-Pres Beatrice Hunter 

Peggy O·NeaL .._~ •..Rec. Sec " Jonet Adams 

Beatrice Hunter. Corr. Sec Jean Schenck 

Elaine Bond _ .•Treosurer.c.Evelyn Braddock 

Evelyn BroddocL.Asst. Treas •. Rosemory Palmus 

Advisor: Mrs. George Nelson 

Dorothy Vonce Donna Moe Zeqlfs 

Ie eG~=a Phi,Beta Interno~ionol Sorority come on tho State C~I- 

M9 pus WIth the pledgmg of Kappa Theta local sorority In 

b'dYd 1949,Jj.ammo Phi Beta's are well known fa; their a~nual open 

d 

! andee, Inter Woltz, The group also gives a closed bid Spring 

Inner once Gamma Ph' B I 

nots k' I eta s a 

I 

so gave State Its 

. 

indispensc 

.. bl 

e 

don~;~c 'f One of the outstanding philanthropies of the group is its 

at Sy on 0 Ucar:npsh.,Ps. to needy girls. Gamma Phi Beta was founded 

recuse ruversrrv In New York, November 11,1874. 

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Striving for that which is honorable, beautiful, 

and highest, the members of Kappa Delta included 

among their activities the traditional Christmas 

F;ormar and Founders' Day Banquet, the presentation 

of Easter baskets to the children at the 

Convalescent Home, monthly sorority dinners, and 

most important event of the year, the second annual 

Student Union Benefit Bridge.

Jean Terryberry Shirley

·.

Isabel Bozman 

Fall Officers Spring 

Mee Yee •.......... President Margie Mcintosh 

'Ethel Bird Vice-President Margie Swanson 

Donna Bell Ree. Sec'y Donno Jeon Conner 

Donna Jean Conner .. Treasurer Isabel Bozman 

Wanda Isabel Corr. Sec'y Janet M

A/plt" ~""'''''' b,lt" AetiiitltJ A/Pltil 'Xi be/til Aetiiitiu

Clti 7/tetll Aetiiitiu 

/{lIppli 'beltl Aetiiitiu . 

'" 

~II"''''IIPit, 8etll Aetiiitiu

"tlf 

'lfP Aetil1itlu 

In the preceding pages we have attempted to show 

you a few of the functions sponsored by the sororities 

on our campus. Identification was left out because we 

were interested in showing the function bf the sorority 

and not necessorily the people.

Foil OHic:e Spring 

Fronk Hickey __._. • ._. .PresidenL_._.-- John Finster 

John Finster . ._.__._ Vlce-Ptesldent.., .•••_. __ ._..Wofly Hartin 

Wal,y Hartin .• . ,_._Secretary_. ._. ._."_Stan Wilson 

Adore McAllister __ •._.. ...: • .T reasurer . ._Adare McAllister 

Frank Hickey 

Fall Pres. 

Tau Kappa Epsilon 

John Finster 

'Spring Pres. 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 

Robert Bresnahan Stewart Brown Kenneth Bonatus Carl Dustin 

Richard Kantner Robert Le Ribeus 

First ro~: Bob Bresnahan, Russ Menil, Gene Fiet, Bob LeRlbeus, Doug McColl,Stan Wilson, Carl Fresher, 

A~are McAlhster.Se~ond row: Dick Kantner, Leonard Wessels, Jim Finster, Ray Lutz, Jim Fink, Sheldon Sackhel1l~, 

John Flnste.r, Bill Fox, Fronk Morey, Bob Penneman, Dick McCord. Third row: Glen Deardorff, Carl 

Dustin, Co.r! Holzlnge!, Bruce Witte, Dutch Mallick, Bi!l,Dovis, Stewart Brown Stan Stewart Bill M II ry 

Woly Hartin, Fronk Hickey.' , ,0 a , 

•The Inter Fraternity Council is the coordinator 

of fraterna I life at $an Diego State 

College. During the year the council sponsored 

the painting of the US" after party at Del Monte 

park; also along with the Pan Hellenic they 

sponsored the annual Greek Night. 

In November they sent their fall semester 

president Frank Hickey to Pullman, Washington, 

to the Western Regional Inter Fraternity 

Conference. This conference will be held in 

Tucson, Arizona, at the University of Arizona. 

During the year, two notional fraternities 

were accepted on the campus. Sigma Lambda 

going Tau Kappa Epsilon (TEKE) and Kappa 

Phi Sigma going Phi Kappa Tau. Also one new 

fraternity was placed on probationary status, 

it was Beta Tau colony of Zeta Beta Tau 

notional fraternity. 

Ray Lutz John Madigan 

Wallace 

Hartin 

Fall Trees, 

Spring Vice Pres. 

Dick McCord 

A.M.S. Representative 

Stan Wilson 

Spring Treos. 

A F. McAllister 

Secretory 

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Earl Sounders Rolph Schniepp Richard Silberman Sheldon Sockhiem Stanley Stewart Ed Thomas 

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Fall 

, 

1 

I 

I 

Lyn Schoonover 

Vernen Pl.1tn

OW to riglit: JOck Rogatsky, Walt Turner, 

Harald. Powell, Jim DeCaro, Chuck Wenman, Jerry See, 

John Fink .. Row 2.: Stan Kuerbis, Bob Cornell, Norman 

Freemon, Clarence Close, Dtjle Diamond, John Foley, Pete 

Frelinger. 

Other Members: Ed Anderson, Don Arnold, Bill Ashley, Lloyd 

Boord, Chuck Boucher, Jim Brown, Fred Cqrpenrer, George Cole. 

man, Donn DeMaree, Woyne Droke, Chuck Ghlo, BilJ Hartley, 

Bob Johnson, Hugh Latham, Joe Lel.ourtn, Dave McKay, Bob 

Pohon, Gene Pohl, L?rry Rasmussen, Bill Ruzich, Willis Seely, 

Joe Schultz, George SImpson, George Vine. 

The Epsilon Iota Chapter of Kappa Sigma entered 

the scene at State College, December 9~ 1947. They 

incorporated the Hods, one of the school s. oldest lo.cal 

fraternities. Outstanding in Inter-Fraternity athletics, 

winning their second champi6ns~ip in two y~ars, ~hey 

also rated third among the tongs In scholorshlp. Bnght 

spots on the school calendar are their annual Formers' 

Frolic, Spring Formol; and New Year's Eve Dances. 

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Fall 

Charles Safford ~ ~,.,. •.~~..... President 

Wallace Hartin .._ = ,..Vlce-Presldent 

Carleton Bingham ,... _.Secretary 

Charles Sutliff c .Treosurer 

Spring 

Jack Petry _ ~ President 

Carleton Bingham ._~_ .,•.,..Vlce-Presidenr 

Darryl Rounds ._.,_ "c Secretory 

Bill Phllip ••~••_ ..~,:. "'._._ Tteosurer

Paul 

Dawson 

Other Members: Elmer Brown, Wallace Boyd, Richard 

Heidrick, Oscar Irwin, Raymond Jackson, 

Robert Legan, Newton Martinez, Donald Micklish, 

Harry l\1oore, John P. Jones. 

Pledges: Michael Britt, Charles Buskirk, Robert 

Dewhurst, Thomas Eads, Kenneth Fawcett, Donald 

Gill man, Richard Gore, John. Huffman, Ronols 

Jeiner, Clifton Kirk, Roy Kuresad;Charles McDaris 

Terry Moor, Richard Newcomb, Wesley Newcomb; 

. William Winn. 

OfFICERS 

Spring 

.~. ._ ...__ ._ ••President ._. __ ~~JQmes Welden 

.~. ._.Vjce·PTesident . ~~Robert F~ssler 

__•.SecretQry ~. __ John P. Jones 

____Treoserer, __ ~ ~ Ralph Peek 

Bruce Kern Alan King

Terry 8a rker Dale Caldwell Jack Deason 

f,.> 

!i 

I 

l' 

The local chcprer'wos started as a colony on October 

15 1 1948, The first president, John McClure, organized 

the,'Priginol fIfteen members and they received recogni- 

~fon es a eoIon>;:the following month. Rho Triton 

beccqme an active chcpter and received their charter on 

April 24, 1949.Sinc(:l this time the chapter has increased 

theirll)emberShip to thirty-five active members and ten 

pledgeS. 

Traditionally they hold a Christmas formal dance, 

a New Year's Eve and a Moonlight Girl Boll which is 

on annual affair with all chapters of the national. The 

members handled the task of moiling 75,000 letters for 

'the Arnerlcon Concer Society in their 1950 campaign. 

fn preparation for this ..feat, the boys staged quite a few 

impromptu parties to "bolster" their spirits.

Fell Office Spring 

Jack Harris._ ... •..,. ~_..".President-.-.,....'----,.....--- .•Bev Rimback 

Bev Rimback.._~...__ Vlce-President_._..~._'_'_._.' __ .,.....EdThomes 

Kenny Bonatus_,..... •• -' .Secretory - • _ ••Lyle HUfford, 

Gene Smith..--...._.__ .. __Treosurer. , .......~,_Bifl O'Sulliyan 

Formed in 1927, the Omega Xi's have carried 

out the tradition of drawing the nucleus 

of their members from the campus sports 

world. They can also be proud of the fact 

that they Won the scholarship trophy three 

times in the last four veers, and the three 

.brorhers who made up 75% of the nominations 

from State College for the "Who's Who in 

American Colleges" lost year. Annual social 

events consist of a closed bid Christmas 

Formal, and on open bid donce just before 

finals. 

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F~lJ " 

Phil"Thornton .-._ ... _. __ President 

Harold Dilr::_.~_~_. __Vice-Presldent 

Tom Petrone '-._._. __.Secretary 

Bob Bourne • •• Treosurer 

Spdng 

Tom Petr 

resident 

J 

Bo.ur 

Paul 

reiident 

... Se

Officers 

Richard Guasti------- President 

Charles Benton-------- __ Vice-President 

Bob Olmstead-_-- 

.~Secretory 

Reeves Elfedge ._._. -Treasurer 

Officers-Spnng 

Roland Herberg ---- President 

Charles WeedrL..- __ . Vice-President 

Roland Davis .__ . ......secretory 

Robert Crone . ._Treosurer 

George Kettinburg Jerry Kibby 

Jim Kuhn 

Mel 

Karaffa

Maurice 

Strong 

Tau Kappa Epsilon Installation 

. Banquet 

On May 20, 1950, a new nome was added 

to the national fraternities on the campus. T?u 

Kappa EpsiIon installed the local fraternity 

Sigma Lambda, founded on Jun~ 5, 1927, as. 

its ~8thchapter. Sigma Lambda IS now known 

as Gamma Lambda chapter of Tau. K?ppa 

Epsilon (TEKE). During the fall semester Sigma 

Lambda hod its usual Lamboogie dance. Mem~ 

bers also hold an annual Christmos party. at 

the Children's Convalescent Home ,at which. 

time gifts are distributed and the children are 

entertained.

.. 

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Beta Tau Has a Brawl 

;&_.:f.!'~~~- 

Beta Tau Fraternity was founded in May 

of 1949 as a social club of college men. It was 

officially recognized on campus in April of this 

year, and has become affiliated with Zeta Beta 

Tau national fraternity as a colony of this organization. 

Beta Tau is the fifteenth fraternity 

on the State College campus, 

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Bill Wood 

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4..- 

Roy Jorgenson John L

elti 

Ben Bowman Werner Heuschele Louis Kaiser 

Fall Office Spring 

Harry Cousineau President John Carlisle 

John Madigon Vice-Pres Jim. Cochran 

Paul Toesler , " Secretory Harry Cousineau 

Delmar Romel Treosurer . . . Paul Walker 

Jack Klein .•...... Carr. Sec., . . Gene Zervas 

John Madigan Bill Molloy Edword Mason 

dor.throughout the yeQr; The highlight 

of the y~drWostheir anqqal uShipwreck" 

dance. Their most oufstrlnding m(:!mberof the 

yeqr was Steve Beoscn, President of.the Student 

Theyf1av~ mb'ny outstanding a rum n i 

stefr Art Linkletter. 

Members not pictured: Hank James, Jack 

Klein, Karl Preigisius. 

Pledges: Bob Alliasen Tom DeRiemer 

. _ 

Jesse 

i I 

Morphew, Jock Richardson, Fred Richie, Donald 

Smith, Dick Straub. 

Russ Smith Joe Stowers Richard Swanson 

Wally Heath Edward Higginson Leonard Teyssier 

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:Sah Diego State's Gamrrio Theta Chapter o{ Theta 

j fraternity was installed in November of, 1947 to 

come the first national on our campus. 

Theyore noted for thei r decorative. hom e com in ~ 

oorsos well as their annual Dream Girl of Theta Chi 

dohce, This year they picked another outstanding 

c,;-aITlPUS qu~en, Claudia Stevenson. , 

Adore McAllister 

, TJ,eta Chi's 

Outstanding Senior 

Fall OFFICERS . Spring 

JohnSecor"4, •._ .._ ,.,.Presldent. __ -'.._ - ..Ch~rles Parlin 

R~rt Newton:. ,.; Vlce-Presldent.c..> ..._.-"--........Jomes Phipps 

Am Senterfett_~;.. ,.." ..Secretary ...... -_, ..... Warren M. Brown 

Robert ThotCher;, ,~ T reosurer . -r--r-r - •• -Robert.Thotcher 

Jemes Phipps __._"-, .., Marshol -r: _...... --"--'-'-" 

Other Mem.bers: J?hn Chri~iont Maurice Holmes, ChuCK 

Koehler, VII'lce O.HoraiJoeT ousch Leon Wi Iii am s 

E'edges: Gene .Blecker, 6'1 Diboll, K~n Fornswort~t Be~ 

e.sher, Bob Llsko~ Chuck. Maze, Di.cK Menzel, Doug 

~Il:on, Don Murp/'1'Y,Don Nyre, Joe Page; Pen Rust, Bob 

e ton, Jock Sherman, John Wa.lenderf Bob Weber 

Doug. Willen. ' , 

Dove Shine Arnold Small 

Foil OFFICERS 

, 

5 

prln, 

• 

John Carlisle_ ..__ ..: ,Pr"sidt . 

J' C h . "-_.-. ,.. eh .·--- ..-.-._ .... Hary Cousineau 

~m ocCouro~__ --_ ..:..Vlce.President ... __ ._ •..•_•.•John Modigan 

arty smeoll.__.. Secreta ...r P 'T '1 

Chorles Wolk - ,. ·1--·..··-· _.:-. .. au aes er 

er···_· ._..Treosurer --.- .... -._ Delmar Ramel 

Stan' Stewart 

Bob Sutherland 

, Ken Termison

:)tltll ~i''''11PltiAetliitiu

o",lfll 'Xl Aetliitlu

lIet(l 7(lll Aetiiitiu 

130 131

71111 /)elttt Cltl tfet/~itiu 

In the preceding seven pages we have tried to give 

you a glimpse into the functions and activities sponsored 

by the fraternities of San Diego Stote College. Due to 

the limited space available we could not use any captions 

or identification for individuals. The reason for 

this is, we were showing the activities of the fraternities 

rather than the members. 

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133

MEITNER, MARILYN MELANDER, GERTRUDE MELER, CHARLES MELHORN, MARTIN MELLICK, EDWIN MELLISON, ROBERT 

MELLO, GENEVA MELSON, DAN MELTON, MILDRED MENCHACO, MIRIAN MENDENHALL, JENNE MENDENHALL, ROBERT 

MEDOZA, EDWARD MERDOZA, ERNESTINE MENAGAR, ROBERT MENKE, ROBERT MENZEL, RICHARD MERCIER, GENEVIEVE 

MERCURIO, FRANK MERINO, JOHN MERRIFIELD, JOHN MERRILL, BARBARA MERRILL, JOSEPH MERRILL, RUSSELL 

MERRIMAN, CLARENCE J. MERRIMAN, CLARENCE P. MERRITT, DAWN MERRITT, WILLIAM MESKIMEN, FREEMAN MESSNER, GORDON 

METCALFE, ROSS METZLER, DON METZLER, OWEN MEYER, ELDON MEYER, HELEN MEYER, MARGARET 

MEYER, WILLIAM MEYERS, JAMES MEYERS, REXOL MEYERS, VERNON MILES, HELEN MICHAEL DWAYNE 

MICHAEL, VERNON MICHAUX, CLAUDE MICHEL, MARILYN MICKELSON, CHLOE MICKLlSH, DONALD MIDDLEBROOK, THOMAS 

MIDDLETON, NAOMA MIDGLERY, JAMES MIKLOVICH, DOROTHY MILBRODT, CLARENCE MILES, BARBARA MILES, CONRAD 

MILKIE, GEORGE MILKIE, GEORGE M. MILLAN, ERELYN MILLAN, ROBERT MILLAR, COLLEEN MILLAR, RICHARD 

MILLER, ALVIN MILLER, BERNADETTE MILLER, BETTY MILLER, CLAUDEIN MILLER, EARL MILLER, ELIZABETH 

MILLER, FLORENCE MILLER, FLORENCE M. MILLLER, FRED MILLER, GARIENE MILLER, GERALDINE MILLER, HAROLD 

MILLER, JOHN MILLER, LELA MILLER, LEROY MILLER, LYLE MILLER, MARSHALL MILLER, NORVAL 

MILLER, ROBERT MILLER, VERL YN MILLIGAN, RICHARD MILLIKAN, ARZA MILLIKAN, JOHN MILLS, HERBERT 

MILLS, JAMES MILLS, JOHN MILLSBERG, EDGAR MILLSOP, HARRIET MILNE, PETER MILOW, DEAN 

MILTON, MONA MIMMACH, GEORGINA MINCHEN, JOHN MINDEMAN, SHIRLEY MINDER, JOYCE MINICK, ISRAEL 

MINNIS, ROBERT MINTZ, CLAIRE MIRANDA, MANUEL MIRANDA, RALPH MISHNE, MARIAN MISSLER, DORA 

MITCHELL, ALVAN MITCHELL, ANTHONY MITCHELL, DONALD MITCHELL, DOROTHY MITCHELL, HOBART MITCHELL, HOWARD 

MITCHELL, MARGARET MITCHELL, VIOLA MIX, ALEXANDER MIYASHITA, MEYOKO MIYASHITA, TOSHIO MIZE, JAMES 

MOATS, RAYMOND MOCKLER, WILLIAM MODIE, ROBERT MOE, MARGARET MOE, MARILYN MOEBIUS, JOHN 

MOESER, CALVIN MOFFETT, BARBARA MOLINA, JOHN MOLLER lNG, GERALDINE MOLLERING, WILLIAM MONETTE, THEODORE 

MONTAGUE, JAY MONTELLO, GEORGE MONTELLO, JACQUELINE MONTELLO, TINA MONTEPAGANO, WILLIAM MOON, JOHN 

MOORE, BETTY MOORE, EDWARD MOORE, EMMA MOORE, EUGENE MOORE, GUY MOORE, HAROLD 

MOORE, HARRY MOORE, HARVEY MOORE, JAMES MOORE, JAMES F. MOORE, JAMES R. MOORE, JOHN 

MOORE, JUANITA MOORE, JUNE MOORE, KARL MOORE, RICHARD MOORE, THEODORE MOORE, WALLACE 

MOORE, WALTER E. MOORE, WALTER, Jr. MOORE, VICTOR I. MOORE, VICTOR S. MOORHOUSE, JOHN MOORHOUSE, VILET 

MOORS, RALPH MORALES, RALPH MORAN, MORELL MORAN, RONALD MORAN, ROBERT MORAN, THOMAS 

MOREBLLO, SAMUEL MOREFIELD, ANITA MOREFIELD, LORNA MOREHOUSE, RUSSELL, MORENO, BARBARA MOREY, FRANK 

MORGAN, CLYDE MORGAN, WILLIAM MORIARTY, JAMES MORIKAWA, KENJI MORGENSON, JAMES MORGENWORTH, DOROTHY 

MORNEAN, ROBERT MORPHEW, JESSE MORRE, VIRGINIA MORRILL, CHARLES MORRIS, ROBERT MORRISON, DONALD 

MORRISON, JOANN MORRISON, RICHARD MORRISS, MAXIINE MORRISS, MYRNA MORSE, GARDNER MORSE, JAMES 

• 4'. 

NEAL, RICHARD NEBEN, BETSY NEELY, EDGAR NEEPER, JANE NEEPER, JOSHIAH 

NEES, RUSSELL 

NEILSON, MARGARET NELSON, HELEN NELSON, lOLA NELSON, ROBERT NELSON, ROLAND 

NELSON, VIRGINIA 

NELSON, WILDA NESBIT, TED NETTLES, MARGUERITE NEUMANN, IDELL NEUMANN, SIDNEY NEW, WILLIAM 

NEWBERY, BILLY NEWCOMB, RICHARD NEWCOMB, ROBERT NEWELL, GLADYS NEWHAUSEN, SYD NEWELL, WINIFRED 

NEWLEE, ANNE NEWLEE, JOHN NEWLON, HARRY NEWMAN, BUEL NEWPORT, LYLE 

NEWSOM, JOEL 

NEWTON, CHARLES NEWTON, ROBERT NEYENESCH, GEORGIA NICHOLAS, ANNA NICHOLS, GERALDINE NICHOLS, JOSEPH 

NICHOLSON, CHESTER NICHOLSON, ROBERTA NIDA, ROBERT NIELSEN, DAN NIELSEN, GLENN NEILSEN, EDWARD 

NIELSEN, LESLIE NIELSEN, PAUL NINNESS, ARTHUR NISSEN, LAWRENCE NIXON, FRED 

NOBLE, JACK 

NOE, VIRGINIA NOE, DAVID NODINE, DALE NOLAND, EDNA NOONE, NORMAN 

NOONAN, RICHARD 

NORBERG, MARION NORBERG, RUTH NORRIS, BEN NORTHWAY, MAURJO NORTON, VIRGINIA NORMAN, ETHEL 

NOVELLA, JOSEPH NOYES, JACQUELINE NUGENT, WILLIAM NUNN, WILLIAM NUTHMANN, CONRAD 

NUTTALL, EDMUND NUTT, EDWARD NYRE, DONALD 

NUTTALL, DONALD 

OAKS, CLAUDE OBATA, JAMES OBERLE, CAROL O'BRIEN, EILEEN O'BRIEN, THOMAS O'CALLAGHAN, LLOYD 

O'CONNELL, PATRICIA O'CONNER, YEARL O'DAE, PAUL ODENTHAL, JOSEPH ODOM, FRANCIS O'DONNELL, MICHAEL 

OFFORD, ROBERT OGDEN, EVAN OGLE, MARION O'HARA, ALAN O'HARA, VINCENT OHLER, EDWARD 

OHLSON, HARRY OJEDA, JOE O'KEEFE, ROBERT OKLEVIK, ARLINE OLDFIELD, BRYAN OLDFIELD, FRANK 

OLDS, HUGH OLIVER, AUSTIN OLIVER, KENNETH OLKOWSKI, JOSEPH OLMSTEAD, ROBERT OLSEN, ALBERT 

OLSON, CARL OLSON, CLERANCE OLSEN, FLORENCE OLSON, KENNETH OLSON, MAXINE OLSON, ROBERT 

O'MALLEY, JOHN O'NEAL, MARGARET O'NEILL, DONOVAN O'NEILL, LEO O'NEILL, THOMAS OPDEGRAFF, WILLIAM 

ORMAN, GEORGE ORSBORN, THOMAS ORTH, MARY ORTEGA, LOUIS ORTH, WILLIAM ORTON, FLAVELLA 

OSBORN, ROBERT OSBORNE, GEORGE OSTER, WINTON OSTER, WILLIAM OSTRAND, GUNNAR OSTROM, ELSIE 

OTIS, VIRGINIA O'SULLIVAN, ANDREW OSWALD, CARSON OTO, SHIGERU OTTROK, LEO OUTCALT, EARL 

OUTKA, DARYLL OVERTURE, JACK OWEN, RUTH OWEN, WALTER OWENS, KENNETH OWENS, LE ROY 

OWENS, ROBE OWENS, WILTON OXFORD, KEITH OXSEN, LOWELL OXSEN, MELVIN OYAMA, FRED 

PACE, NOEL PACE, RICHARD PACHECO, BULMARO PADELFORD, BILL PADFIELD, HARLAND, PADFIELD, MARIANNE 

PAGE, BETTY PAGE, CHARLES PAGE, DOROTHY PAGE, FRANK PAGE, HOWARD PAGE, JOE 

PAGE, PHILLIP PAGE, VERNON PAHAN, JOSEPH PAHAN, ROBERT PAHL, BETTY PALASH, HAROLD 

PALERMO, JACK PALLEY, ROBERT PALMER, COBURN PALMER, PATRICIA PALMER, WILLIAM PALMUS, ROSEMARY 

PAMPERIN, ROBERT PANNER, GRETA PAPP, ALICE PAPP, ARLENE PARASHOS, PETER PARDEE, ROBERT 

PARIS, ELMO PARISH, MARY PARK, LOCKTON PARK, SAM PARKER, CALVIN PARKER, DARLIS 

PARKS, ELINOR PARKER, FRANCIS PARKS, GWEN PARKER, IRVING PARKER, THOMAS PARKER, WILFRED 

MORSE, RONALD MORTON, BARBARA MORTON, PATRICIA MOSES, ROBERT MOSSHOLDER, KATHERINE MOULDS, FRANCES 

MOUNTS, MARILYN MOWATT, MARY MOWERY, OSCAR MOWERY, FERNE MOYER, JOHN M()YER, NATHAN 

MUEHLIKE, GISELA MUELLER, KURT MUELLER, RICHARD MUELLER, VICTOR MUENZINGER, L1SBET MUILENBURG, A. J. 

MULAY, ANTHONY MULAY, NINA MULHALL, JAMES MULLINER, MARGARET MULOCH, MADGE MUMMA, JOE 

MUNCHUS, PAUL MUNLEY, FRANK MUNNEKE, JOANNE MURPHY, DONALD MURPHY, ROBERT MURPHY SEWARD 

MURPHY, SYLVESTER MURPHY, TERESA MURPHY, WARREN MURPHY, WAYNE MURRAY, BURON MURRAY, BYRON 

MURRAY, THOMAS MURRIN, JOHN MUZQUIZ, JUAN MYERS, BYRON MYERS, ENIA MYERS, HOWARD 

MYERS, MARIAN MYERS, MILBURN MYERS, PHYLLIS MYERS, THOMAS MYRICK, PEGGY 

MC ABEE, JOSEPH MC ALLISTER, ADARE MC BURNEY, NAOMI MC CABE, FRANCIS MC CANN, BEN MC CANNA, PHILLIP 

MC CANTS, JOHN MC CANTS, WILLIAM MC CARTNEY, NANCY MC CARTY, JACK MC CARTY, MARK MC CAULEY, ARTHUR 

MC CAWLEY, JOHN MC CORMACK, DONALD MC CLAIN, BETTY MC CLAIN, LLOYD MC CLELLAN, GEORGE MC CLELLAN, JACK 

MC CLELLAN, L. MC CLENDON, E. MC CLENDON, R. MC CLINTIC, J. MC CLOSKEY, J. MC CLOSKEY J. 

MCLURE, ELAINE MC CLURE, EUGENE MC CLURE, IRWIN MC CLURE, JOHN MC CLURE, MARGARET MC CLURE, ROSE 

MCLURE, VAL MC COLL, DOUGLAS MC COMMINS, ROBERT MC CORD, RICHARD MC CORMICK, MARY MC COY, DALLAS 

MC CRACKEN, NATALIE MC CRARY, PHYLLIS MC CRAY, DONALD MC CRAY, ROBERT MC CUNE FLOYD MC CURDY, MARILYN 

MC CURDY, RICHARD MC DANIEL, DOUGLAS MC DANIEL, JAMES MC DANIEL, THOMAS MC DARIS, CHARLES MC DERMOTT BERNARD 

MC DERMOTT, MARiON MC DIARMID, ELIZABETH MC DOLE, ROBERT MC DONALD, DAYTON MC DONALD, JOHN MC DONALD, RAY 

MC DOUGLE, ARLENE MC DOUGAL, CHARLES MC ELWEE, FRANK MC FALL, ELIZABETH MC FARLANE IRENE MC FARLANE VIRGINIA 

MC GAN, JAMES MC GARRITY, GEORGE MC GEHEE, CHARLES MC GEHEE, EARL MC GEHEE, PATRICK MC GOLDRICK PHILIP 

MC GARRY, JOAN MC GOWAN, MADELON MC GOWAN, MARY MC GOWAN, MARY J. MC GOWAN, VIRGINIA MC GREGOR, JEAN 

MC GUIRE, GEORGE MC HENRY, SUZANNE MC ILRAITH, JAMES MC INTIRE, CHARLES MC INTOSH, ALICE MC INTOSH MARJORIE 

MC INTOSH, MARY MC INTOSH, MORRIS MC INTYRE, DOROTHY MC KASKIE, HARVEY MC KAY, DAVID MC KEAGUE DAVID 

MC KECHNIE, HARRIET MC KEE, HARRY MC KELLAR, WILLIAM MC KINNEY, MARIE E. MC KINNEY, MARIE F MC KINNEY SHEILA 

MC KINLEY, WILLIAM H. MC KINLEY, WILLIAM R. MC KONIC, MARC MC KUSICK BILL MC LARNE KEN 'MC LAUGHLIN' ALLAN 

MC LAUGHLIN, MERRILL MC LEOD, DAN MC LEAN, KENNETH MC MAHON, JOSE;H MC MAHON, MARTHA MC MULLEN 'AUBREY 

MC NARY, EILEEN MC NARY, ROLLAND MC NEIL, HAROLD MC NEIL, JOHN MC NETT, NANCY MC NULTY,' BERNICE 

MC PHATTER, FERMAN 

MC WILLIE, SHIRLEY 

MC PHERSON, MILTON MC PHEWEN, IDA MC QUISTON 

'" 

BETSY MC QUOID RALPH MC SPADDEN WILLIAM 

NAGEL, LEONARD NAGY, DONNIS NAGLE, GEORGE NAIGLE WILLIAM 

, NAIMAN KATHRYN NAKASHIMA, YASNSUKE 

NALIBOFF, STUART NAPIER, JACK NATLOR WOODT NAPRS1 ' 

, 'EK, JOAN NAUGLE, THOMAS NEAL, GLENN 

134 

PARKHURST, GORDON PARKINSON, HARRY PARLIN, CHARLES PARMA, LEON PARRITT, JANNA PARSONS, LUCY 

PARSONS, MARJORIE PARSONS, WILLIS PARTRIDGE, E.· PASQUALETTI, ROBERT PATE, ARTHUR PATITUCCI, CATHERINE 

PATRICK, SALLY PATTERSON, JAMES PATTERSON, MARILYN PATTERSON, VIRGINIA PATTON, LAVONNE . PATTON, LAURA 

PAULSON, BEATRICE PAXTON, BETTY PAYNE, EDDIE PAYNE, JOHN PAYNE, RICHARD PEACE, JAMES 

PEARCE, JOHN PEELER, JOSEPHINE PEARD, FRANK PEARSON, EMILY PECK, OWEN PECK, RALPH 

PECK, KENNETH PEDDIE, GERALD PEELING, JOHN PEIRCE, BLANCHE PEJZA, PHILLIP PELEKAI, HENRY 

PELUSO, CARMELLA PENDERGRASS, MARY PENDLETON, FRANK PENDLETON, VIRGINIA PENICK, HELEN PENN, ROBERT 

PENNEMAN, ROBERT PENSE, WILMA PEPPER, CLEMENT PERCIVAL, JOHN PERDUE, BETTY PERUIS, DARRELL 

PEREZ, FELIX PERKINS, BARBARA PERRONE, PASQUAL PERRY, MARILYN PERRY, WILLIS PERRY, WILLIAM 

PERSONIUS, A. PESKIN, BUD PETERS, ALTON PETERS, DELIA PETERS, DuANE PETERS, EVERETT 

PETERS, GEORGE PETERS, JAMES PETERS, JOSEPHINE PETERS, MYRTLE PETERSEN, IVER PETERSEN, MARY 

PETERSON, BETTY PETERSON, DOROTHEA PETERSON, GEORGE PETERSON, JOHN PETERSON, MARILYN PETERSON, SHIRLEY 

PETREQUIN, JEAN PETRONE, FRANK PETRONE, THOMAS PETRY, JACK PETTY, EVELYN PFANNER, BILL 

PFEIFFER, ALOIS PFLIMLIN, PAUL PFLIMLIN, ROBERT PHALEN, WILLIAM PHAIR, PATRICIA PHARAOH, CHARLES 

PHARIS, LEROY PHELAN, FREDERICK PHELPS, FORREST PHELPS, FREDERICK PHELPS, GILES PHILLIPS, CHARLES 

PHILLIPS, DAVID PHILLIPS, DON PHILLIPS, HILAH PHILLIPS, JIMMIE PHILLIPS, LANAS PHILLIPS, MARY 

PHILLIPS, NANCY PHILLIPS, PATRICIA PHILLIPS, RICHARD PHILLIPS, JEAN PHILIP, WILLIAM PHIPPS, JAMES 

PHOTINO, JAMES PHOTINOS, HARRY PIBURN, JAMES PICKERING, EDWARD PIEPER, CARL PIERCE, GAEL 

PIERCE, GAYLORD PIERCE, GEORGE PIERCE, RICHARD PIERSON, HAROLD PIETILLA, WALT PIGNIOLO, JACK 

PILLSBURY, WARREN PINCE, JOSEPH PINE, THOMAS PINSON, MAX PIRAINO, FRANK PISCOPO, FLOYD 

PITMAN, MARILEE PITSENBERGER, KENNETH PITSENBERGER, VERNON PLANK, VERNON PLATNER, JAY PLEMONS, THELMA 

PLESUMS, ARVID PLUTCHAK, CONSTANCE POE, EDGAR POEHLMAN, JOSEPH POHL, EUGENE POLAKOWSKI, WILLIAM 

POLAKOWSKI, NORMAN POLAN, HOWARD POLEY, ROBERT POLK, JANE POLK, ROBERT POLLOCK, HERBERT 

POLLOCK, KZARNE POLLOCK, MARY POLONSKY, NORMAN POL TERE, HENRY POL TERE, LILLIAN POLUZZI, LOUIS 

POND, CHARLES POND, SUSANE PONSE, ALICE PONSFORD, ROBERT POPEJOY, LEE POPPOFF, EVANRA 

PORTEOUS, JOANNE PORTEOUS, BRUCE PORTER, CONSTANCE PORTER, GERALD PORTER, PATRICIA PORTER, MERVYN 

PORTER, RICHARD POST, DORMALEE POSTERARO, THOMAS POTERBAUGH, HERBERT POTTER, MIRIAM POTTS, BETTY 

POTTS, RONALD POULL, DOROTHY POULTER, MARION POWELL, CLIFFORD POWELL, HAROLD POWELL, JOHN 

POWELL, MARTHA POWELL, PAUL POWELL, LELAND POWELL, RICHARD POWELL, WILLIAM POWERS, RICHARD 

POYSER, ALICE PRADE, ELLEN PRAGER, CARL PRANGER, ROBERT PRAMIS, ROBERT PRATER, EVERETT 

135 Continued on poge 176

RELIGIOUS 

SERVICE 

ANNE SERATTI, Co-organization Editor-As co-organization 

editor, Anne worked the spring semester finishing the groups, 

writing histories and identifying the pictures. In addition to 

these duties, she was always willing to work on something else 

and put in many extra hours doing odd jobs. 

CELIA ZAHALSKY, Co-organization Editor-As co-organization 

editor, Celia worked the fall semester lining up campus organizations, 

identifying them and laying out the pages. 

DEPARTMENTAL 

EUGENIA JONES, Drama and Music Editor-In charge of the 

drama and music pages, Eugenia wrote the copy, planned the 

pages and identified the pictures. Typing, proofreading and 

pasting were also some of her duties. 

136 137

Tom Ables 

Journalism 

The national publication-Who's Who 

Among Students in American Universities 

and Colleges-is designed to bring recognition 

to student leaders and to the colleges 

they represent. Ccndidotes are selected on 

each campus by local selection committees. 

At the San Diego State College a studentfaculty 

committee, appointed by the Student 

Council, submits nominations to the Council 

on the basis of lecdership, citizenship, participation 

in' extra-curricular activIties, (satisfactory 

scholarship, and promise of future 

usefulness to bu.sinessopd soc·iety. Appropriate 

certificates are awarded to ol! students 

honored by selection. 

Sterling 

Dramatics 

Jensen 

Barbara Sue Martin Marian R. Meskimen 

Student Government Dramatics 

Marian 

Student 

McDermott 

Government 

John 

McDonold 

. Journalism 

Don Nuttall 

'Student Government 

Edward 

Student 

Nuttall 

Government 

l.~ 

Earl Sounders 

Student Government 

Joseph 

Student 

Tausch 

Government 

Robert 

Art-Nat 

Sounders 

Pictured 

138 

139

II/fie I(e~ 

Marion 

Ross 

Jim Abarr Tom Ables Fred Adelson Max Berkey Fred Birdsall Clair Burgener Earl Casteel 

Dave Finster John Finster 

Betty 

Baldesari 

Kathy Birdsall Betty Blair Ruth Brown 

Jean 

Eileen 

Buehler 

Feeney 

Cop and Gown, senior women's 

honor society, taps a chosen few 

co-eds, Each WOman is considered, 

not only for her contributions 

to college' life and high 

scholastic achievement, but for 

ideals and personal goals maintained 

above and beyond the 

needs of her doily life. 

Members of the '49_'50 class 

met with sponsors Marie Herney, 

prominent local lawyer, and Mary 

MendenhaH, dean of women, for 

weekly Thursday night' symposiums. 

Dinner and a free interchange 

of ideas broadened their 

thinking and their waistlines! 

Cop and Gown worked with: 

.the faculty committee on student 

ethics; Blue Key on topics for discussion 

at President's- Dinners; 

AWS on increasing feminine participation 

in student and civic 

elections; -Ccp and Gown alumni 

for' strengthening the bond of 

friendship between post and pres- 

. ent Cop and Gawners. 

Agreed on the enriching effect 

of their new friendships, '49-'50 

Cap and Gown members continued 

meeting throughout the summer. 

and planned reunions for 

future years. 

Nan .Chornblin 

Barbara Sue Martin 

Blue Key, Notional honor 

fraternity, composed of campus 

leaders in all fields. Purpose: 

To foster friendship and 

cordial relations among all 

student groups, organized and 

non-organized and between 

students and faculty and to 

promote qualities of leadership 

among its members and 

among students as a whole. Dean C. E. Peterson. 

Basis for selection: Leader- Advisor Member 

s hi p, scholarship, character 

and a record of service to both administration 

and student body. 

Members are topped at the Blue Book Boll 

in the fall semester and at the Dad's Day Dinner 

in the s prj n g. Members sponsor "Lost and 

Found" and hold auctions to provide for annual 

scholarships. 

NOT 

PICTURED 

Marion McDermott .Shielo Jo McKinney Phyllis Russell Donna Mae Zeglis 

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llP.o. 

OFFICERS 

First Semester 

President 

Bruce kern 


Paul Stockwell 

Secretary 

AI French 

Treasurer 

Harvey Prokop 

Historicn 

Don Dreyer 

Secand 

Semester 

President 

Rueben Fleischbien 

Vice. President 

James Hostetter 

Secretory 

Don Dreyer 

Treasurer 

Harvey Prokop 

Historian 

Charles Lazzaro 

! 

I 

I 

Notional service group 

First row, left to right: George Schlessinger, Lewis Freed, Harvey Prokop, Rueben Fleischbien, Rick Kenyon, 

Charles Lazzaro Jr., Sidney Stokes, Henry Poltere, Lewis Hall. Second row: James Hostetter, Thomas Gunnette, 

Willard Leuthcrd, Phil Prokop, Dr. James Crouch, Mr. Andrew Olson, Dr. Charles Webb, Mr. Chcdwlck, 

established 18 years ago. 

Alpha Phi Omega was 

Bruce Kern. Third row: Quanten Emery, Ha~rison Weaver, Lorry Leonard, Don Andrews, Dorrell Outkc, 

Norl"l'lOn Webb. 

Its masterly hand ling of 

Orientation Day makes the 

right impression on incoming 

fresh, and successf\Jtly 

introduces the newcomers 

to college life. Arranges 

transportation for car-less 

Aztecs. 

Oceltl 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

President 

Ed Nuttall 


Ted Conners 

. Secretory' 

Dick Roddls 

Treosurer 

Ted lee 

Spring 1950 

Prellident 

John Kellogg 


Duane Pilsbury 

Secretory 

George Fox 

Oceotl "Chosen Warriors," 

is State's hard 

working honorary service 

organization for sophomore 

endjunior men. The 

Warriors also are scourge 

of the fresh, and' supervise 

the pointing and lighting 

of the lIS." Fifteen years 

on campushave given professional 

tone totheirwork 

along-these lines. 

front row, left to right: Fronk Reets, Don Donnelly, Fronk Reynolds, Di~k Andersen, T~d Lee. Second r~w: 

Ted Conners, Earl Sounders, George Fox, Duane Pllsbury, Roger Trimall~e, Stewart Mahbow. Third row: Dick 

ROOd!s, Stan Stewart, John Kellogg, Bill Davis, Jerry Chrostensen, Ed Nuttall. 

First row, left to right: Marilyn Michel, Thelma Rapson, Betty Gean, Betty Hersey, Amporo Valenzuela. Second 

row: Ann Rutledge, Dr. Harriet Haskell, advisor, Delores Roeckel, Marjorie Berlin, Ann Deputy, Pat Morton, 

Mary Boyle. . 

Fira"ro",,; left to rltht~ Bob Crone, Earl Saunders, Wolter Corey, !ohn Sample, Ted Gr~on, Mt;Jx Berkey, Dick 

McCord" D. L. Chapman, Chris Goy, Jack Harrington, Jerry Chtlstensen, Tom McDa,!.el, Adore McAllister. 

Seeond row: Bob Floyd, Non Chamblin, Kathy Russell, Evelyn Krotzer, Donna Moe Zeghs, MarlOf'! McDermot,t, 

Amporo zuelo, Betty Gean, Dolores Reeckel, Lenore Hughes, 1010 Moe Nelson, Florence Deutch, Jackie 

Werner 0.1 'Oicksoh Martha 1500(:5. Third row: Mary Boyle, Jean Buehler, Floro Alderson, Mary Donnan, 

t;l\arian' ers, Potty 'Warnke, Betty Boldessori, William Bonagan, Tom English,. Elsie Louden, Janna Parrott, 

Locton Pork, Jock Redfern, Russell Pratt, Bob Sounders, Wilham New. 

President 

Thelma Rapson 

, Vice-President 

Delores Roeckel 

Secretory 

Betty Hersey 

Treasurer 

Betty Geon 

Aztec spelled backwards, 

Cetza is State's' 

sophomore and junior 

women's honorary service 

activity organization. Gals 

orientate frosh women, 

serve refreshments aft e r 

lighting of the "S," and 

help with the operation of 

cord tricks. They presented 

Hello Walk to State and 

once a year celebrate its 

fond tradition. 

'Xtlttl 

Xolorl, strictly a service 

organization made up of 

upper division students, 

hos been on campus nine 

years. It is the student 

counci lor service which 

helps the incoming freshman 

see is way through 

the registration tope, 

make outhis program, and 

acquaint him with college 

activities. Last Fall Xolotl 

helped the FreshmonClass 

organize 0 summer orientation 

co m p for the incoming 

freshmen, whie h 

'may well be on annua I 

affair. 

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1890-1950 

No, not cold beneath the grasses, 

, Not close-welled within the tomb, 

Rather, in our Father's mansion, 

Living, in another room, 

President 

Helen Nelson 


Betty Friesen 

Secretory 

June Denk 

Treasurer 

Rita Teyssler 

La Vere CJoy 

. II/tec 

"eA"jJtilllf 

'}el"wJAip - 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949. 

President 

Lila Dean 

Vice.President 

Don Laos 

Recording Secretary 

Ethyl Byrd 

Corresponding Secretary 

Marjorie Mc·lntosh 

Treasurer 

Lowell Hall 

Spring 1950 

President 

Lila Dean 


Gordan Selmore 

R.ecording Secretary 

Louis Bradbury 

Corresponding 

Isobel Bozman 

Treasurer 

Dick. Swan 

Secretary 

The A z t e c Christian 

Fellowship is one of the 

most active groups on 

campus, with two weekly 

meetings and a class led 

by representotives of a 

nat i 0 'n a I organization 

which specializes in aiding 

students in the study 

of the Bible. 

First row, left to right: Edno West, Ethel 8ird, Janet McIntosh, Shirley Chambers, Charline Fovel, lsobel Bozeman, 

Wando Isbell, Elizabeth Culver, Richard Swan, Don Loes. Second. row: Marjorie Mclntosh, Sylvio Sturz, 

Orletho Slebe, Mary Barber, Don White, Lila Dean, Marjorie Swanson, Louise 8radbury, Winfield Dean. Third 

row: John Dixon, John Weld, Harvey Moore, Robert Stanley, Howard Corey, Glenn Wiebe. 

First tow, l'eft to rigltt: Delbert Long, Sharlatt Hardesty, Virginia Megaree, Arlene McDougle, Gerry Stone, 

Jim Milts, Second row: Hugh Olds, Joe Reilly, Charlie West, Ed Stone. Third row: Fronk Anderson, Thorsten 

Carlson, Fred Axe, Fronk Blazier. 

81lptiJt 

~ tu4tlft 1(lfi'lf 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

President 

Fronk Anderson 


Shorlctt Hardesty 

Secretary 

Virginia Megoree 

Treasurer 

Frank Blazier 

Spring 1950 

President 

Fred Axe 

Vice·Presiden'! 

Gerry Stone 

Secretary 

Florence Day 

Trecnurer 

Bobby Phelps 

The local chapter of 

the Baptist Student Union, 

a world-wide SOU the r n 

Baptist Student movement 

was organized in 1948. 

Its purpose is to furnish 

a link between State Col- 

I e,g e students' and the 

I 0 (j a I Southern Baptist 

churches. The motto, "It's 

collegiate to be Christian," 

is emphasized in 

wee k I y devotional and 

business meetings. 

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/:.)eJel'et 

Clu6 

Foculty Spon,..,. 

David S, Milne 

OFFICERS 

Clu6 

l1elcfp"m 

Foil 1949 

President 

Ronald Lawson 


Clair Btlrgener 

Secretary and T reaSl/rer 

Ann Turner 

Spring 1950 

President 

Ann Turner 

Vice-Pnsidellt 

Groydon Crabtree 

Secretory ond Treosurer 

Jeannine McGregor 

OFFICERS 

Foil 1949 

President 

Corl Schoniel 

Vice·President 

Gloria Wonler 

Cot're.ponding Secretory 

Moria Hilar 

Recording Secretory 

Pat Eckery 

Treasure. 

Bob Moron 

Historian 

Don Micklish 

First row, left to right: Eddie Foreman, Blanche Richman, Ann Turner, Jeannine McGregor Joan Woods Corel 

Woods, Carol Jane Grow, Virgil Christensen, Clair Btlrgener. Second row: Dr. David Milne, ~dvrsor, Roy Copilo,. 

Ted Lee, Ronald Lawson, Edward Jenson, Graydon Crabtree, Jerry Cnristensen, Clibe V. Tenney. . 

The Dese ret Club is. 

composed of members of 

the Church of Jesus Christ 

of the Latter Day Saints. 

Their aim is to fu rther 

interest in the Mormon 

Church and to promote 

fellowship among the club 

members through various 

social functions. 

Spring 1950 

President 

Pot Eckery 


Charles Eckery 

eone.ponding 

Carmello 

Secretory 

Polusso 

Recording Secretory 

Pat Groener 

Treolurer 

Al Schaller 

HistorlllIll . 

Dormalee Post 

First ro"" left to right: Victor M. Boreno, Ben Ketchum, AI Scholler, Russ Stimson, Charlie Eckery, Joe Ferris, 

George Groeschel. Joe Benintende, Bill Kellv, Don Berridge. Second row: Margaret Drinkwater, Eleanor 

Ascherfeld, Leone Chula, Norma Ghlo, Pot White. Doris Houlrncn, Joyce Swozza, Pot O'Brien, Vivian War· 

slev, Moria Luisa Hijor, Glorio Valenzuela, Morie Frances Foudco. 

1JIeJle'l Clu6 

Foculty Counselor Gnd Director 

Dr. John Poul Stone 

OFFICERS 

Foil 1949 

President 

Lorry White 


Harry A. Wootters 

. Secretory 

Joon Von Doren 

Treasurer 

Kothryn Russell 

Spring 1950 

President 

Pot Kelly 


Bob Greene 

Secretory 

Kathryn Rtlssell 

Treosurer 

Myrlen Dungan 

. Wesley Club was organized 

by the 'present Faculty 

Couns'elor, Dr. John Paul 

Stone;in 1935. Its purpose 

is /fto develop personal religious 

life, to prorT)ote 

Christian fellowship on 

campus, and to bui ld a 

Christian world fellow- 

'ship.1f 

~ir~selrwj left t; r1~~.t: BOOWhhite'HShirleyCoffman, ' 

Helen Stevens, EUzobeth Culver, My.len Dungan, Kathy' 

u ,con en z In9, Men Da y ~gard. 'Second row: Dr. Stone, Pot Kelly, Bob Floyd, MOrion Heifers, T9f'l' 

G oniel, Jim Hart, Bob Greene, Earl Sounders, Harold Block . . 

, ~ 

Fi.... row, left to riglit: Don Eisentro",t, Anne Saratt!, Bob Moran, Noel Stimson. Mary Simll\O':lS,"Ha"!'t Donnis 

Nagy, PotGroener, Emilio Robledono, Joe Harvey. Second row: Do~molee Post, Betty YomngtOf!' Mary. Ear~, 

Carmello Peluso. Borboro De Mars, Vivian O,ionne Henderson, Monon McDermott, Pat Eckery, Kitty Pot,t"'CCI, 

Sorajone Stevenson, Kaye Tobin, Mary Jo Ames. 

jr 

I 

;/1 '. "j ! 

The Newman Club fosters 

the spiritual, intellectual, 

and social interest of 

the Catholic students an 

State's campus. With 60 

active members, it is an 

active org. They have a 

Get-Acquainted po rty at 

the be 9 inn in g of each 

semester] and initiate new 

members twice a year. In 

December they assisted 

other Catholic Clubs in 

San Diego in g iv i n9 the 

children at the Nazareth 

Home a Christmas Party . 

In April they presented 4 

one-act plays under the 

nome of "Farrago Fifty." 

The spring activities ended 

with their traditional May 

dance. 

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Sitting, left to right: florence Deutch Esther Modor A I BI I be I 8 

Weitzman, Ce.lio Zohalsky, Potri.cia 'Hon~ley. Sto~din~~n~urto~mE~ste~~, ~~rr aS~ho~i~~ ~:nicki, Esther 

Ffledl)1an, Dove Krinmsky, M,lton Katz, Jock Berliner, Sid Stokes, YDoveAnfa~gor: Wolf, Ston 

lIillei 

OFFICERS 

President 

Sid Stokes 

first Vice-President 

Max Gendelmon 

Second Vice-President 

Marylin Schtssell 

Recording S~cretory' 

Esther Mador . 

Corresponding Secretary 

Esther Weitzman 

Treasllrer 

Sylvie Winicki 

The B'noi B"rith Hillel 

Councilorship at S.D.S.C. 

was founded in September, 

1947. Its main objectives 

are to impart to Jewish 

students on understanding 

and appreciation 

of their religious and cultural 

heritage; and to 

develop means and procedures 

for integrating the 

values of the Jewish traditions 

with the American 

way of life; and to trote 

and maintain harmonious 

relationships wit h a II 

other religious and ethnic 

groups on the campus 

through participation in 

interfaith and intercultural 

activities. 

OFFICERS 

President 

Patricio Warn'ke 


Sol Gumina 

Secretory-Treasurer 

Rose Flores 

Alpha' Mu Gamma, notionallanguoge 

organization, 

was organized May 

11, 1934. Its purpose is 

to recognize achievement 

in the field of foreign 

language, and encourage 

interest in the study of 

foreign languages. Four 

members of the language 

deportment have lectured 

this year on their summer 

trips to Europe. Members 

hold evening meetings, 

combination business ond 

social, T his year they 

have visited Serra Museum. 

Firat row, left to ",ht: J. R. Scott, J. Johnson, Bob Shanks, Vernon Hollenbcch, Ralph Frias, Sol Gumll'o. 

Second 'ow: Max Berkey, Manuel Ribeiro, Marie McKinney, Margref Reynolds, Rose Flores, Miriam Menchaca, 

Patricia Warnke, Alma Ulloa, Adore McAllister, Maurice Helms. 

OFFICERS 

. Fall 1949 

President 

Leonord Hoslim 


Elizabeth Ballontyne 

Secretory 

Lorna Morefield 

Treasurer 

Bob Bigler 

$pring19S0 

. President 

Mary Ann Switzer 


Bud Wimpole 

Secreto'r 

Carolyn Pi91'1Oilo 

TI".,a$urer 

Lorna Morefield 

The Westminster Club 

is made up of students of . 

the Presbyterian denomination, 

who attend weekly 

dinner meetings followed 

by devotionol services and 

a splosler or seminar arranged 

by one of four 

chairmen each of which 

has 0 special function. 

Firtt row, left to ri,ht: Mary Ann Switzer lorna Marti Id . 

DIl

~1'OIlt ~OY. left ~ ~Ight: Lou ClarroccQ, Bett Bird, Fred Birdsall, Hamilton Stone, Richard Morrison, Jere Robmson, 

Howard Hll], 1"ohn Moorhouse, Don Weston. Sec:on~ ~ow: Noel Stimsen, Jack Roehr, George Fuller, Paul 

R~ers, -Gerhort T rup, Delbert Laudner, Donald Schmitz, Larty Tolbotr, Robert Holt. 

1I",tJ-iC/ln 

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eiiil 

,{n,ineel-J' 

01FICERS· 

fol\ 1949 

PresIdent 

. Robert Floyd 

Vlce-Pt'eSfdent 

Charles LockheaTeachers Associatloh; 

seclcf meetings'whk 

ere,. greeted ' 

with much enthusiasm were 

square dance-canasta evenings 

with entertainment 

provided by Harry McKee's 

committee and .refreshments 

by SuzanneMacKib~ 

ben's committee. The International 

relations committee, 

Eldon Meyer, chairman, 

had presented several programs, 

one of foreign students 

on campus and the 

other presenting Dr. J.A 

Apple and Mr. Minos Gene 

r a Ie s speaking on "Is 

.Peace Throu.gb World Education 

Possible?" 

During the first semester 

the CSTA sponsored a radio 

program for II American 

Education Week" w hie h 

featured Dr. J. A. Apple 

and Dr. William H. Lucio 

and two foreign students, 

M i ria m Menchaco and 

Geoffery S tor 01 son and 

Gene Schniepp, State CSTA 

president. The big project 

for the second semester was 

the initiation and coordination 

of the all campus 

book drive. . 

The San Diego Chopter 

of CSTA has had the honor 

igh!: Alfred Darnell, Stewart Mann. Betty'McFall, R J. Hedberg, James Mellra1t"', Edgar 

'frnq/'ik,S~;tprill row: Irving Eastman, EUgene Susman, Robert J. Pyle, Pel1niman Ryst, Robert Ponsford, 

. Howard Hill. 

]$1 

of selecting the State president 

and the thi rty CSTA 

ch apt e r s in .California. 

Gene Schniepp has been the 

very capable president and 

has presided over the twa 

executive counci J' meetings 

in December at Los Angeles 

and in April at San Francisco. 

The local chapter 

sent representatives to both 

of these conferences. The 

San Digo State Chapter is 

the fourth largest CSTA 

chapter in California, with 

two hun q red sixty-five 

members. 

A"tl'ictln 

eltetnictll 

~I.~iet'l 

OFFICERS 

F",111949 

Choirm"" 

Bod Hedberg 

Secretory 

Gene Susman 

Treasurer 

Pen Ru~t 

Spring 1950 

Choirmen 

Bob Hedberg' 

·5e~retery 

Gen.e Susman 

Treasurer 

Pen Rust 

This chapter of the Studemt 

Affiliates was chartered 

in the spring of 

1948. It is composed of 

those students' who have 

some line of chemistry as 

their profeSSional goal. 

The purpose of the 'chapter 

is to give interest ol'ld 

'information to these students 

to help them achieve 

their goal after graduation.

First row, left to right: Judy Lorenz, Mrs. Hannah Folsom, sponsor, Bonnie Holmes Shirley Coffman Evonge- 

Une Vangel, Jean Koester, Jean Mottern, Marilyn Jennings, Dorothy Groce Talbot. S~cond row: Bill.Ly~ns, Ruth 

Bro~n, Shirley ,Harlan, Norman Head, Jo !,nn Peters, Jane Ingram, Barbara Lilley, Dick Thompson, Robert E, 

WhidbyJr, Third row: Waody Beseda, Dons Hess, George C. Gross, Jerzv Bialy, Lavonne Ageton, Tom McDaniel, 

Pot Kelly, Ronald Jerman. 

OFFICERS 

Foil Semester Spring $eJllester 

Co,.Presidents Co,.P,esidents 

Dottie Talbott Jo AnI';' Peters 

Ronnie Jer n Normon He

1}tlltlt Clu6 

Ant row. left to rlghtl Violet Allison, Pearl Cooper, Vir.glnia Lester, Phyllis Holdway, Morio Luisa Hilar, Mar.garet 

Wilson, Ernestine Mendoza, Ann Wore. Second row: AI Henson, William Gerrish, Henry Schooley Charles 

Rector, R,alph Frias, Howard H?pf, Jean Saint-Aude, Samuel Stuart. Third row: Paul Jacot, Rolph Castellanos, 

Robert Fitzpatrick, Leon L. Williams, Jock Walton, Harold Gadson, David Reyes-Guerra, Emilio Robledana. 

OfFICERS 

·Foll 1949 

President 

Robert Fltzpctrick 


GuilJeema Gerrlsh 

Secretory . 

Pablo Jocor 

Treasur",r 

Howard Hapf 

Public:: Relations 

Harold Godson 

Spring 1950 

President 

David Guerra 


Ernestine Mendoza 

Secretary 

Roberto Fitzpatrick 

Treasurer 

.Harold Gadson 

Public aelations 

Margaret W!lson 

This active org on campus 

was founded in 1926 

for the purpose of cementing 

good Latin-American 

relations. Activities this 

year have been a trip to 

Tecate, Mexico, trip to 

Ensenodc, several dinnermovie 

outings. They celebrated 

the big fiesta of 

the school year at Mission 

B e a c h with numerous 

guests including fourteen 

Chilean cadets. Meetings 

are held in Spanish, frequently 

h a v e speakers 

and Spanish movies.. 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

Pre$ident 

Ray Wilson 


Power Sago· 

5eeretory 

Kathy Russell 

Treasurer 

Tom Kelley 

Spring 1950 

p,..ldent 

Power Sago 

Vlce.P, •• ldent 

Torn Kelley 

Sec.-etOry 

Elaine Norberg 

Treo ... rer 

TQm Dines 

The Moth Club at State 

is 0 new group organized 

tn October of 1949. They 

meet twice a month and 

hear faculty and ,student 

speakers on to pi c s of 

interest in mothemctlcs, 

They a.lso held 0 pen 

House

PJ"eA,I'9~ 

Clu6·.: 

First row, left to right: Max Berkey, Maurice Holmes, Monuel Ribeiro, Richord J. Fluck, Jim Mills, John El'J;'lrlc'k; 

Warren Wcllcce. Second row; Dr. K. J. Rohfleisch, J. E. Merrifl, Alma Ulloa Steve Fitzgerald' Ollie J() Janes 

Dorothy Faulkner, Barbaro Lilley, Miriam Menchaca, Patricio WarnJs.e, Dr. 'CO R.Web!:>, Dr:. A.; P; Nasati': 

OFFICERS 

Fcfl1949 

President 

Ollie Jo Jones 

Viee-President· 

Chuck Newton 

Seeretory 

Steve Fitzgerald 

Spring 1950 

President· 

Miriam Mehchaca 

Secretory 

Patti Wornke 

Treo$urer 

Max Berkey 

Historinn 

Ben Dixon 

The History Club 

founded through the 

forts of a few sfudenta.ln 

cooperation with faculty 

members of the History 

Department. The club 

Was formed fi rst and then 

on application was made 

to the notional history 

fraternity, P h i A I ph a 

Theta, foro charter. In 

the pasf year the History 

Club has sponsored many 

historical activities and 

made a gift to the library. 

OFFICERS 

President 

Helen Meyers 


Bill Banaghan 

Secretory 

Horry Schonfeld 

Treosurer 

Bill Bonoghan 

The Psychology Club 

was organized in 1947 for 

the purpose of providing 

interesting speakers, movies, 

and demonstrations for 

students interested in' Psychology. 

At the present 

tirqe, arrangements are 

being made for affiliation 

with Psi Chi, Nat.tonol 

Honorary Psychology Organizqtion. 

First row, left to right: Edwin Aiken, Norman Webb, Bill Berry, Larry Soloman, Michael Kelly,. Ken Hagood, 

Hardy Waller, Jim Hyshom. Second row: Bill Bonoghan, Tam Cullum, Dr. Kaplan, Joy Kaiser, Betty Bruce, 

Dr. McCollom, Dick Roun, Robert W. Pronis. 

,First row, left to dght: Merrel Taylor, Andrew Olson, Dr. Eugene Shelor, George Grasty, Poul A. Dehnel Ronald 

W. Crawford, Torn Harvey, Russell M. Pratt. SeclInd row: Robert Mallette Dr Doroth R Harve' Chloe 

Lam~reaux, Ruth Dunean, Gayle Gragg, ~Qry Oonncm, Dr. Kenneth Taylor, Mr. William McBloir, oJ' James 

~eFF%Cnh~iPWi1rf~~:nHJl:;~e~a:t:·s Ke't~.hSf~rt'hrhWird row: John Westrick, Eric Borham, George Deh- 

, '.'B on , d' B .u Z oc, erner P. Heuschele, Fronk Carom Horold Stice, 

oyar rattstrom, Curt Williams. '. 

OFFICERS. 

President 

Eric Barham 

> Vice-President 

Richard·Schwenkmeyer. 

Secretory 

Mary Donnan 

Treasure' 

Joshua Lee 

Phi Sigma Xi members, 

drawn from the field of 

life sciences make field 

trips to surrounding areas 

in search of local fauna, 

and enlarge their scopes 

with a fall trek to lower 

California, and a Spring 

Junket to the Borrego 

Desert. 

' 

OFFICERS 

Execlltive Director 

Ted Ebrite 

Publicity Oi.edo, 

Ed Stane 

Progrom Monoger 

Howord HopI 

Coordj notor 

Hugh Churchill 

Sec,etory- Treos ..,er 

Lilliom Pcltere 

The Radio Guild was organized 

in March 1949 to 

give experience to-those 

interested in rodio, They 

have presented 20 weeks 

of regular Aztec preview 

shows over KGB. Un til 

August they are presenting 

stage shows of health 

series for the Psychology 

Depo rtment. 

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Sigma Omicron, womens 

honorary chemistry society, 

was founded in 1937. 

Activities are the semiannual 

Beaker Tea, held 

to acquaint Women chemistry 

students with the 

organization, on annual 

Founder's Day Dinner, 

Mother's Day Teo, and 

Christmas Teo. Members 

go on field trips and take 

part in lecture programs. 

~,cilll ~e"iice 

Clu6 

OFFICERS 

fall Semestey 

President 

Thomes Middlebrook 

Vice·Presidellt 

Shirley Harlan 

Secretary 

1010 May Nelson 

Treasurer 

Hobart Mitchell 

Spring Semester 

President 

Shirley Harlan 

Vice· President 

William West 

Secretory 

EIi:z:obeth Ballantyne 

Treasurer 

Morrell Moron 

Advisor 

Dr, Barnhart 

First row, left to right: Marilyn Moe, Luz Trent, Jocn Rock, Betty McFoU, Lenora Hughes, 

Mrs.,Schwartz, Advisor, Lucretia Sawyer. . 

This club was organized 

for students of Sociology 

and related fields and to 

al!students interested in 

the Social work field. Ac~ 

tivities this year have been 

field trips to the Anthony 

Home, Mt. Woodson, end" 

to Social Work Agencies. 

They have h e.o rd guest 

speakers from theOept. of 

Welfare. 

First rQW,left to right: Bob Crone, Shirley Harlan, Mlyoko Miyashlta, Cynthlo Cespedes, Helen Dia:z:,Dick Mid. 

dlebrook, Second row: Solly Casteel, .AnM Kotsui:z:umi, EII:z:abeth Ballantyne, Jocono Thompson, Dorothy lindon. 

Third row: Morell MOron, Wllliom T. West, Henry A Schooley, Allison Henson. 

i''''11Pi 

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OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

President 

Donald E, Risty 

Vlco-Pnsident 

John Lloyd Estep 

Trea.urer . 

Rexol F. Me:yel"$ 

Recording $llcfetory 

Paul C. Kirkland 

Corresponding SecretGl')' 

Power B. Sago 

Historian 

Corl Schaniel 

Spring 1950 

President 

Ed Havens Jr. 

Vlce.Ptesldent 

Power B. Sago 

Treasurer 

Paul C. Kirkland 

lecording $llcretary 

Rexot F. Meyers 

eorre3J)Qnding ~cretary 

Herman L. Cardoza 

,Histcorian 

Donald E. Risty 

The San Die,go State 

College Chapter of Sigma 

Pi Sigma, national physics 

honor society, was formally 

installed on May 23, 

1940 by Dr. Carl Eyring. 

. The local chapter was the 

outgrowth of a Physics 

Club organized in 1934. 

First row, left to rl9,ht: Pow.er 5090, Thomas Kelley, Austin Ryan, Lloyd Estep, Don Risty, Robert Holt, Pcbicn 

Toushee, Warren WI.lsle. ~cond r_: Robert Holley, O. W. Baird, Dick Silberman, H. L. Cardozo, Betty McC~II, 

Edward Havens, .Elolno Norberg, Rex Me}'ers,. Dorothy Shumway, Paul Klrklond, Dr. D. C. Kalbfell. Thltd 

row: Hoorse Ferns, Dr. C. 'It Moe, T. H. Burns, M. K. Brandon, Lyle Fredlund, A. Turner, William Brocoto, 

Merrill Reeder, Carl Schcnlal, Dr. L. E. Smith. 

,ight:Joe Benil1ctende, Jerry Christensen, Ken Haygood, Lorrolne Frers, John Ackley, instructor, 

iDa)f:,~~~urfet $llcoJld row: Claire Bur{jener, Jim Hostetter, Bill Dixon, Ronald Herberg, Tom 

Roberts, Cllff Wallace, Dick Roddis. 

OFfiCERS 

Fall $llm."er 

P,esldent 

Jerry Christensen 


)im Hostetter 

Secretory-Treasurer 

Bob Crone 

Hlstorlan-RepQrter 

Lee Roloff 

Spring Sem .. ter 

President 

Clair Burgener 


) 1m Hostetter 

Secretory. Treosurer 

Frances 

Williams 

HlltQrlon-Reporter 

Bob Crone 

The California Eta 

Chapter of Pi Kappa 

Delta, national honorary 

speech fraternity, wos organized 

on this campus 

March 31, 1949. Of the 

several notional speech 

fraternities Pi Kappa 

Delta is by far the largest. 

Its purpose is to promote 

interest in public 

speaking inc Iud ing debate, 

oratory, and discussion. 

One of the rnojor activities 

of the local chapter 

is cooperating in the sponsorship 

of the annual Son 

Diego County High School 

Speech Tournament. 

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TAU SIGMA-First raw, left to right: Gaylord Pierce, Joe Tausch, Tom Ackerman, David Horriman, Louis Cooper, 

Henry Gallant, Jack Overture; George 8. Edwards, George T. Friederick. Second row: Robin Monfleld, Paul 

Stockwell, Tom lloyd, C. L Langston, R. L. Toddiken, Virgil Christensen, John Madden, Earl EStes. Third 

'ow: Jock Keeney, Russell Stimson, Arthur Williams, Ted Connors, Dallas 'c. Smith, John Kenshclo, Dr, Cam- 

.eron, V{. H. Mollering. Fourth row: Fronk M. Watenpaugh, Carl Dustin, Rolph Schniepp, Charles Graham, Frederick 

L Ryan, William H. Wright. 

/:)Illtce Clu6 

OFFICERS 

Fon Semester 

CO-:Cholrmon 

Bill Shaffer 

Co-Choirman 

• June Hall 

Se(tetary- Tredsurer 

Solly Howord 

OFFICERS 


Choirmo'n 

Bill Shaffer 

Secretory- Treesurer 

Alice Ann Bowfin 

Reporter 

Anne Jones 

Sponse, 

Evelyn Lockmon 

The Dance Club was organized 

at State College 

in the fall of 1949. The 

group hos been very active 

this year. Numerous programs 

have been presented 

on the campus ond for 

various civic and community 

organizotions. 

The purpose of the 

Dance Club is to stimulate 

interestIn dance as a creative 

art; to offer opportun 

ity in choreography; 

and to provide opportunities 

for participation as a 

member of a concert dance 

group. 

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OiFICERS 

F"II Semoster 

President 

John Kensholo 


Bill Mollering 

Secfetary 

George Edwards 

Treosuter 

'Tom Ackerman 


President 

Bill Mollering 


Charles Graham 

Secretary 

J. K. Madden 

Treasurer 

Robin Mansfield 

. Tau Sigma was formed 

in the spring of 1932 by 

students and faculty members 

for the pu rpose of 

b r i n gin g' t6gether cornrnerce 

and economics students 

and £ac\,llty ond 

prominent businessmen of 

the communlty in il1ftm)'JoJ 

dinner meetings to discuss. 

cur re n t economic; problems. 

It isfhe belief of 

PQs.tand present. members 

of the organization t h o't 

this provides 0 realistic approach 

to the application 

of academic learning. . 

DANCE CLUB-First row, left to right: Betty Hom, Sec:ond ¥ow': Darlene Meares, Gloria Alt, Lindo Brown, 

Anne Jones, !eon. Cunningham. Third row: Scrcjone Stevenson, Faye Goodwin, Marilyn Moe, Evelyn Lockman 

(Sponsor'), Leilo RIce. Fourth row: lillian Poltere, Everdinne Wilson, Gildc Sondrowski, AUdrey Simko, lnge 

Roudeseppe, Groce Walker, .Bil] Sheffer.' 

OFFICERS 

Foil 1949 

President 

Howard Hopf 


Joe Greaves 

Secretary 

Hal Godson 

Treasurer 

Leon Williams 

Spring 1950 

President 

Pop Schooley 


Lou Stonick 

Secretary 

Gene' Bollinger 

Treasurer 

Bob Scott 

This org acted as waiters 

at the annual Speech 

Arts Di'rJner. Also sponsors 

the onnuo! High School 

Speech Tournament, 

'First row, 'eft to right: Pot O'Brien, Marjorie Johannes, Evangeline Vangel, Rose Flores, Marjorie Rowson, 

Joyce Swozzo, Amporo Valenzuela, Katherine MOssholder, 'Barbara Carr, EStelle Liles. Second·row: Jo Ann 

'Anderson, Kaye Tobin, Lorraine Cardozo, Rose Marie Benn, Mrs. Wilkerson, Advisor, Evelyn Petty, Mory 

Thornton, flora Anderson. 

First row, left to right: Chuck Rector, Lou Stanick/ Howard Hopf, Sam St~ort. Second row: Joe Benintende, 

40n Williams, Pop Schooley, Hal Godson. Third row: Bill Brown, Fronl

First row, left to right: Kathy Russel, Betty Ann Jones, Helen Meyer, Mrs. Edwena Moore' Mrs. Marguerite 

Brydegoord, Miss Katherine Corbett, Mrs. Aileen Birch. Second row: Lawrence Helmuth Eo;l Sallnders. Nancy 

Fohien, Margaret Davies, Mrs. Katherine Jones, Lila Dean, Dr. Thorsten Carlson, R~bert Ingrum, 'Howord 

Roach. " , , 

j"te,.-Cultu,.ILI 

O,.,Il"iJlLti,,, 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

President 

Leon Williams 


Bob Forthmon 

Secretory 

Anne Wore 

Treasurer 

Jane Shelton 

Spring 1950 

President 

Jane Shelton 


Ted Gongursky 

Secretory 

Patricio Barrett 

Treasurer 

Anne Kotsuizumi 

Purpose ... to establish 

and 'maintain a structure 

ded leered t o t h a promotion 

of a more profound 

understanding between 

thevariouscultural groups 

represented on this campus 

and in the community. It 

is the belief of this organization 

that such un d e r- 

standing is best arrived at 

tl{rough 9 1'0 U P participation 

in soda r and academic 

activities. 

First row, left to right: Samuel Stuort, Violet Alliston, Pearl Cooper, Patricio Barrett, Joy Keiser, Roberto 

Casterman, Phyllis Holdwoy, Esther Madorsky, Pot Glenn, Anne Kotsuizumi, Jane Shelton. Second Row: 

Charles Reeter, Dick Middlebrook, Joe Greaves, Harry Schonfeld, Eli Samson, Robert Glenn, Harold Godson, 

Ted Gongursky, Jean Soint-Aude, Robert Forthmon, Toshio Meyooshito. Third row: Robert Thompson, Robert 

Pronls, Charles Churchill, Gordon Stoffor.d, Williom 80n09hoo, Leonard Volore. 

Pili lit" 

~pJil,,, 

OFFICERS 

Spring and Foil 

President 

Charlotte Waters 

Vlce.Ptes;dent 

Mary Browne 

Secretory 

Shirle Mindeman 

Treosurer 

Freda Penner 

Phi Mu Epsilon is a 

science sorority composed 

of future nurses, doctors, 

and Laboratory Technicians. 

They meet twice 

monthly with guest speakers 

and get tog ethers for 

better enjoyment of common 

interests. Thei r advisor 

Is- Dr. Myers. 

Fi.$'t roy, left to right: AI'fted Dornell, Leonard Haslin, John Dixon, Gilbert~ Carrillo, Ray Shield, Charles 

Sc;honElh1an e Jerzy Bialy. Second row: Pennemon Rust, Art Sprague, Edgar Wortnom, Bob 

Brookshire, ' tic: A. R. Nichols, Gerold Moe Kenzie, David H. Blount. Third row: Eugene Susman, 

. Bingham, Charles Stuort, Robert J. Pyle, Fronk Andersen, Fred Adelson. 

/:)elttt KlLpplL 

elleltliJt,.~Clu6 

OFFICERS 

Fall 1949 

President 

John Dixon 

Vice.Prosident 

Fred Carpenter 

Secretory 

Gilberto Corrillo 

Treasurer 

Bob Pyle 

Spring 1950 

President 

Gene Susman 


William Sly 

Secretory 

William Sulzbock 

Treasurer 

Dove Cooper 

Faculty 

Advisor. 

Dr. Rowe 

Dr. Joseph 

Delta Kappa is one of 

the a Id a s t organizations 

State has. This club was 

founded as the Ko II eg e 

Kem Klub in 1922 at the 

old Normal School. It has 

been affiliated with Delta 

Lambda, physical science 

fraternity in teachers colleges, 

since 1925. 

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P~,t"J-4pA~ 

Clu6 

Ruth Littlefield Eugenio Jones Janet McGaughey Betty Rigby Ruth Doolittle 

Fi~st row, left to right: Don Fisher, Dick Straub, Ed Shaler, O. D. Conger, Fronk Antipordo Stan Friedmon Don 

HBldbdGe. 

o reer, 

~cond row: Tom Hoyes, Bob Stevens, Dove Reyes-Iguerra 

~ 

Emilio Robledono 

_. 

Slim RQmstedt Henry B'row~ 

1 ... ·.1 JO, 

.I 

LETTERMEWS CLUB-First row left t . ht R' I 

Jack. Razzeto Bill Foron Frank 'Smith 0 s: 0 one;...Attebery, Augie Escomj!lio, Chuck Daniels, Pete Simmons, 

Hufford, To~ Jones John Cares Ha; Oro n d 

r~w: . rt Preston, Ken Bonnatus, Bobby Smith, Jim Dowd, Lyle 

Ruzich, Dick Barnes' Bev Rembcick J:: wiS5kn'lBW'IIIE,ncHks~, Jesse Thompson. Third row: Jim Erkenbeck, Bill 

, ,e er, a y ortln, Byron Chase, Gene Smith, Jerry Oliver. 

. Sigma Alpha Iota, International Professional 

Music Fraternity, is well represented on this 

campus by the Iota Delta Chapter. Its activities 

have been many such as: Joint recitals with 

Mu Phi. Alpha; California State Day held at 

U.c.L.A.; Vesper services at St. Dunston's; Installation 

of a very active mothers' club; Memorial 

concert featuring the works of the San 

Diego composer, Madalyn Akers Ph i II ips; a 

successful drive for music to be sent to Korea 

for rehabilitation purposes; Welcome Tea for 

new women students; a visit from the Notional 

president, Kathleen Davison and Province president, 

Thelma Mock; Mother's Day teo, and the 

highlight of the year, a good representqtion at 

the National Triennial Convention held at the 

Drake Hotel, Chicago, Illinois. 

Membership in this fraternity depends on 

musicianship, schola rsh i p and personality. 

Individual members have distinguished themselves 

as ex cell e n t vocalists and instrumentalists 

and there is no doubt that you will hear 

of their greater successes in the future. 

Amelio Bruce Norma Estep 

Joan Van Doren Pat Cudigan 

/'ttte/1lt41f j 

Clu6 

MEMBEU NO,. P1C1'URED 

Grace Bentley 

Janelle Cassatt 

Ma ry Ann Getty 

Asela(de Kinney 

Janis Lueken 

Ann Louise leu 

Rosemary 

Rodemacher 

Elizabeth Gehring Mory Luan Boyle 

SPRING 

PLEDGES 

Gretchen Diez 

Rosemary Fulton 

Etta Belle McClendon 

Dorothy Pekovsky 

Ruth Puryear 

Esther Weitzman 

OFFICERS 

FALL SEMESTER 

SPRING SEMESTER 

AMELIA BRUCE.. • •·..·...Presldent., _ - ..- _. __ . . RUTH LITTLEfiELD 

ELIZABETH GEHRING. •. . . .. Vlce-Prestdent.., .."., _ __.__ • ELIZABETH GEHRING 

ROSEMARY RADEMACHER._.. _._. . .Recording Secretcry.., •••_.__ _.~_._- __•._MARY LUAN BOYLE 

ALICE MAY CULLEY_.•__ •__. Corresponding Secretary •.__ •._.._ __ LOIS SIEMSEN 

RUTH LITTLEFIELD_._•.•.._ . · ·__....:._Treasurer .__.__• _._ _ .GRACE BENTLEY 

RUTH DOOLITTLE .__ ••• _._ __•• • Choploin .• • . •.ROSEMARY RADEMACHER 

MARY LUAN BOYLE.... .._ - - - --.-------_·Editor---.-. __ ._. , _._.__ •••.••__ ._.. .BETTY RIGBY 

JANIS LUEKEN_•• .__ _._._. __ _ _...... Serqecnt-At-Arms, • .._..__ .•._•. ..... BETTY RIGBY 

Advisor ._.._.-------.- ... ----.-.JANET McGAUGHEY 

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Left to right: Etta Belle McClendon, Eugenio Jones, Rosemory Rademacher Arlene Mc- 

Dougal, Jeanette Andrews, Ruth Doolittle, Jean Connors, Donald Bourn. ' 

A fine group of mixed voices, 

the Choral Club specializes in religious 

music and folk songs. The 

Choral Club has a busy singing 

schedule appearing a t va rio u S 

churches and civic groups. They 

.qppeor annually for the Christmas 

program given in the Little 

Theatre. Membership;s limited 

an~ .sinqers are chosen by competitive 

try-outs. 

Fall 1949 

President 

Gerry Shirkey 


Donna Temple. 

Secretory. Treasurer 

Betty Rigby 

Robe Moster 

Robert Skidmore 

Librarian 

June Holmes 

r1;-:--- 

OFFICERS 

Spring 1950 

President 

Fronk Snyder 


Donna Temple 

Secretory. Treasurer 

Harry Woatters 

Robe Moster 

Tom Sedita 

Librarian 

June Holmes 

Boker 

~~:::Wp~: 

7,.,(,1, Clt( 

~,:rt,tt, 

Dlre

The bond, one of the outstanding ones we've hod, is under the direction of Mr. 

Myron Collins. This year it performed for commencement and was very active 

during the football season. On Founder's Day, May 6, the band gave a concert in 

the Greek Open Theater, featuring music, from the operetta, Porgy and Bess. The 

Majorette Corps and Flag Twirlers should be given recognition for their work with 

the band and all three should be congratulated for their successful appearances. 

MYRON COLLINS 

Director 

OFFIC£RS 

Advisor 

Hunton D. Sellman 

10111949 

President 

Sterling Jensen 


Glenn Smith 

Secretory 

Shorty Braz.ell 

Treasurer 

Mel' Stormes 

Spring 1950 

Prllsldent 

Sodie Leu Tieri 

Vlce-Presldetlt 

Keith Oxfor

Noah-director: E. Kingsley Poven- . 

mire. 

Mama. (Saide Lou Tieri] really 

heard something. funny from Papa 

Noah (Fred Kinsella). 

ELIZABETH, THE QUEEN--director: 

Hunton D. Sellman. Patti Kittleson 

made a regal redheaded queen 

in the Theater Guild Production, 

Elixabeth,· the Queen. 

Claire Bergerner and Marian Ross 

Meskimen rehearsing lines with Hunton 

D.· Sellman for Whot Every 

Woman Knows. 

Papa 00 ins looks alarmed 

ot the prospect oJ having tiger(C1arenc~ 

Jasmagy) sneaking up on him. 

=--~n"" '"_._~ ~ . '-i-~ ..k,. 

If.. scen~ from one of the one-act plays, 

written, directed, •acted, and produced by' 

students on o,ur campus. 

'. 

The two girls, Ada (Barbara Boyd), 

and Sella (Eugenio Jones), are really 

disgusted with sister Norma (Patti 

Kittleson) who seems to be giving 

them a sample of her "Femme 

Fatale." 

Apparently someone is ger:· 

ting the "coki shoulder" or the 

"brush off" in this scene from, 

WHAT EVERY WOMAN 

KNOWS, . 

A tensemament' In a scene 

from Naoh. ~dpheth (Elick 

Meads) is obl.Itto ..Iet Ham 

(Joht'). Smith) .ho){e lit, whll~ 

Sham (Tad Ebrife)is mindjng 

his owl"!business ffShing. 

The costume designer and 

maker of those beautiful costumes 

used in the play Eliza':' 

b.eth, the Queen. 

Posing for the annual portrait, 

the family of the doughter 

in the ploy Whot Every 

Womon Knows. 

Noah in the pilot h 0 use 

searching intensely for the sight 

of land. . 

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Editor-in-Chief 

CHARLIE PHARAOH 

Managing Editor 

JOHN 

N. McDONALD 

Editor 

BARBARA SICKELS 

Society Editor 

NATE TERRILL 

·News Editor 

JIM ABARR 

Sports Editor 

KATHY BIRDSALL 

COpy Editor 

ROBERT STEVENS 

Photograph~r 

AZTECSTAff-flint row; left to rfghtl ..John MeOonold, Jim Aborr, ThelmoRopson, 8orbora Sickels, Darlene 

Loughery, Sheila J6 McKinney, Joyce. Beverly Beyette, Syd Love. SecOftll rOWl T. O. Oixori, Tom Sturok, 

Note Terrill, Jean Hibdon, lois e Pharaoh, Sid HQrris. Thll'drow: KQthy 8lrdsoU, Jone A. Ingram, 

Bob ~ork, Ed Stone. 

'Ird row, left to right; George Dissinger, Bob White, Dannis Nagy, Jim 

Aborr, Sheilc Jo McKinney, Bob Wohl, Norrnon Heed, Second roW: Tom 

SturQk Bob Devereux, Chris Goy, Charlie Pharaoh, John Settler, Ed Stone, 

r 

Bill Burris. 

MARK FOLSOM 

Adviso"" 

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SDSC girls entertaining 

from Redlands. 

tt 

tennis opponents 

King Saint Patrick John Cares readily receiving 

the reward for having the most Irish friends 

on Campus. 

Shirley Shindler 


WRA' act+v,ities started with a bang and all m~mbers of the bocrd, not to mention 

the student body, were kept hopping until the . r Now let's look back 

oyer the/year qtld recall aJew of thesetremendo pe . THe Carnival was a 

little slow in tii"1gstarteabecause it seemed a Ziggie's bcskerbcllers 

cow/dn't quit ..tinguish between the basketball nngs on .e qpenings of the carnival 

booths, but fitlally; basketball practice enped.and the orgs crammed the gym floor with 

their booths. grots to tl'lose orgs who mode. their mi.llioJ:)sthotn/ght. 

Of course~~ASquare Donee, under the leadership of ",",orgie Und and Winnie 

Golder, could '.. e(be forgotten and perhcps some of y;ou are already thawed Out, Despite 

below zer()ternperoture; hearts .weremade warm in the big barn in "1ission Valley 

to the music

PRUCTT, PAUL PRATT, RUSSELL PREIBISIUS, KARL PRENTICE, HILLYER PRENTICE, SUZANNE PRESLER, ADELE 

PRESLEY, FRANK PRESLEY, RUSSELL PRESS, LOREN PRESS, LOIS PRESS, ROBERT PRESTON, JOHN 

PRESTON, ROY PRESTON, WILLIAM PRICE, DAVID PRICE, JOHN PRICE, WALTER PRIEST, ALBERT 

PRIESTER, DEWEY PRILL, GENEVIEVE PRIVETTE, LUTHER PRIZER, JEANNEE PROCTOR, ELIZABETH PROCTOR, NELL 

PROKOP, HARVEY PROKOP, PHIL PROSSER, DUANE PROVANIK, FRANCIS PRUCHA, DE VEE PRYOR, NATALIE 

PTACNIK, GEORGE PUCKETT, BETTY PUGH, MARIE PUICH, VIRGINIA PURDY, THELMA PURKEY, DUANE 

PURKINS, JOHN PURKINS, JOYCE PURVES, T. R. PURYCAR, RUTHE PUTHUFF, JANET PUTNAM, ALTON 

PUTNAM, VERNON PUTT, MARION PYKE, CLARENCE PYLE, ROBERT PYZIK, SIMON PY2IK, VIOLA 

QUAI DE, WILLIAM QUEEN, ALICE QUERIN, PAUL QUIEL, MARGARETTA QUICK, GERALD QUIETT, BOB 

QUIETT, WILLIAM QUIGLEY, DOROTHY QUINBY, DAVID QUINLEY, RICHARD QUINN, EDITH QUINN, WILLIAM 

QUINONES, MARY QUINT, DIANA QUIRK GEORGE QUON, BEVERLY QUON, MARILYN 

RADCLIFFE, ROBERT RADEMACHER, ROSEMARY RADEY, LELAND RADICAN, JACK RADKE, ANNE RADMILOVICH, MILTON 

RADOVICH, NICHOLAS RAFTERY, JOHN RAGLAND, EARL RAIMONDE, JOAN RAINVILLE, DUANE RAKICH, VIOLET 

RAMBACK, CLIFFORD RAMEL, DELMAR RAMIRES, NORMA RA~SEY, LYLITH RAMSEY, WILLIAM RAMSTEDT, CLARENCE 

RAMSTEDT, EUGENE RANDALL, ROBERT RANDLEMAN, RICHARD RAPER, DAVID RAPHAEL RAPSON, THELMA 

RASMUSSEN, LAWRENCE RASP, JOYCE RASP, LILLIAN RASSIN, ANNA BELLE RATH, ARTA RATH, DAVID 

RATHERT, FRED RAU, MARILYN RAUDSEPP, INGE RAUN, RICHARD RAVEY, DON RAWSON, MARJORIE 

RAZZETO, JOHN RAZZETO, ROBERT READ, BARBARA REAGAN, EUGENE REARDON, JOHN REASONER, ALTA 

REASONER, JUANITA RECK, DELBERT RECORD, ANNALEE RECTOR, CHARLES RECTOR, WILL REDFERN, JACK 

REDLINGS, MARCIS REDMOND, PAUL REED, BERNARDINE REED, DONALD REED, JAMES REED, LAWRENCE 

REED, MYRLENE REED, NANCY REED, PHOEBE REED, WILLIAM REEDER, MERRILL REESE, BRYAN 

REETZ, FRANK REEVES, AMELIA REGAS, GEORGE REID, HERBERT REID, MARY REILLY, JOSEPH 

REIMANN, NANCY REMINGTON, JAMES RENNER, KARL RENS, CORINNE REPACI, EDWARD RESER, DON 

REXILIUS, ROGER REYES, GUERRA REYES, HECTOR REYNOLDS, FRANCIS REYNOLDS, FRANCIS W. REYNOLDS, GEORGE 

REYNOLDS, MARGARET REYNOLDS, MARY REYNOLDS, PATRICIA RHEA, CHARLES RHODES, JANE RIANI, ELEANOR 

RIBEIRO, MANUEL RIBER, DONALD RICE, GROVER RICE, JUNE RICE, LEILA RICE, THOMAS 

RICHARDSON, B. RICHARDSON, C. RICHARDSON, J. RICHARDSON, J. RICHARDSON, P. RICHARDSON, W. 

RICHMOND, BLANCHE RICHMOND, HAROLD RICHTER, HENRY RICK, RUTH RICKETTS, DAVID RICKETTS, KENNETH 

RIDGEWAY, JAMES RIDDLE, JAMES RIEHLE, HOWARD RIGGS, CHARLES RILEY, RICHARD RILEY, WALTER 

RIM BACH, BEV RIMELL, DOROTHY RIMLAND, BERNARD RINDER, RAYMOND RINEHART, JAMES RISTY, DONALD 

RITCHIE, FRED RITCHIE, JOHN RITTER, ROBERT RIX, HAROLD ROACH, WILLIAM ROARK, ROBERT 

SCHERER, DONALD SCHERER, ROBERT SCHERER, SUE SCHEURER, WINIFRED SCHLESINGER, GEORGE SCHILTZ, GRETCHEN 

SCHIRMER, IRENE SCHISSELL, MARILYN SCHLEGEL, DORIS SCHMIDT, GRACE SCHMIDT, WALDEN SCHMITZ, DONALD 

SCHMITZ, WILLIAM SCHMOKE, DICK SCHECKENBERGER, FLORA SCHNEIDER, ANITA SCHNEIDER, CHARLES SCHNEIDER, DAVID 

SCHNEIDER, FREDERICK SCHNIEPP, GENE SCHNIEPP, RALPH SCHNUG, DOROTHY SCHOLDER, THOMAS SCHONEMAN, CHARLES 

SCHONEMAN, JAMES SCHONFELD, HARRY SCHOOLEY, HENRY SCHOONOVER, RALPH SCHREFFLER, DORIS SCHREFFLER, JAMES 

SCHROEDER, DONALD SCHROEDER, VEONA SCHULER, GEORGE SCHULER, LILLIAN SCHULTZ, CHARLES SCHURRA, YVONNE 

SCHUNEMANN, LLOYD SCHUTTE, ELLEN SCHUTTe, GEORGE SCHWEND, TED SCHWENKMEYER, RICHARD SCHWARTZ, IRWIN 

SCHWARTZ, BURT SCHWARTZ, HERBERT SCHWARTZ, JACK SCHWARTZ, JERRY SCHWARZ, DONALD SCOFIELD, JAMES 

SCOFIELD, MARILYN SCOPlA, BETSY SCOTT, ALFRED SCOTT, GUSTAUS SCOTT, JAY SCOTT, EDWARD 

SCOTT, JOHN SCOTT, JOSEPH SCOTT, ROBERT SCOTT, WARREN SCOZZAEAVA, ROSEMARIE SCRANTON, EUGENE 

SCUDDER, JOHN SCUDDER, SUSAN SEABURG, GLEN SEAMON, GORDON SECOR, JOHN SECORD, ALAN 

SEDITA, THOMAS SEE, JEROEN SEELOW, FREDERICK SEELY, WILLIS SEIDLER, DONALD SEILER, BERNARD S. 

SEILER, JAMES SEIQUIST, SHIRLEY SELL, WILLIAM SELLGREN, MARTHA SELLMAN, PRICILLA SEMENICK, JOHN 

SENA, DAVID SENDROWSKI, GILDA SENECA, NORMAN SENN, ELLIOTT SENTERFITT, ANN SENTERFITT, ARNOLD 

SERATTI, ANNE SETTERBERG, JAMES SEUEL, DAVID SEVERIN, EARL SEWELL, NED SEWELL, PAUL 

SEYBERT, BARBARA SEYMOUR, LOIS SGRO, ANTHONY SHAINMAN, BEVERLY SHAFER, MARIAN SHAFER, MARTHA 

SHAFFER, BILL SHAFFER, ELNOR SHAIEB, JOSEPH SHAMES, IRA SHAMER, JESSE SHANKS, ROBERT 

SHANNON, JOHN SHANNON, LUANNE SHANNON, PATRICIA SHANNON, WILLIAM SHAPIRO, GERTRUDE SHARPE, MELVIN 

SHARER, WILLIAM SHAW, LEO SHAW, LESTER SHELLEY, JAMES SHELTON, HELEN SHELTON, JANE 

SHELTON, MARY SHEPHARD, MORRIS SHEPPARD, HAROLD SHERMAN, JOHN SHERMAN, PATRICIA SHERMIS, STEWART 

SHERR, LEONARD SHERRILL, JANET SHERWIN, NANCY SHERWOOD, MORGON SHICO, PAULA SHIELD, RAYMOND 

SHINDLER, SHIRLEY SHINE, DAVID SHIELDS, GORDON SHIPPEY, FRANK SHIRK, ROBERT SHIRKEY, GERRY 

SHOFFNER, EDWARD SHOGREN, HOWARD ALLEN SHOLTZ, JAMES SHORT, HARVEY SHOUSH, FRANK SHOUSE, NANCY 

SHOWN, WILBUR SHRIVER, MARILYN SHROCK, EUGENE SHULER, CARL SHULER, DONALD SHULTZ, RAYMOND 

SHULTZ, RICHARD SHUMWAY, DOROTHY SICK, ARTHUR SICK, HERMAN SICKELS, BARBARA SICKELS, VELEDA 

SIEBEN, BOB SIEGEL, BERNARD SIEGER, ALFA SIELER, STANLEY SIEMSEN, LOIS SIERTS, MARION 

SIKES, GORDON SIKES, ROBERT SILAS, HARRY SILBAUGH, RALPH SILVERMAN, RICHARD SILVER, LEON 

SILVERMAIL, CHESTER SILVERS, BARBARA SIMCOX, JOHN SIMER, HARRY SIMKO, AUDREY SIMMONS, CHARLYNE 

SIMMONS, JAMES SIMMONS, JANET SIMMONS, MARY SIMMONS, PETER SIMMONS, RICHARD SIMMS, VERNON 

SIMPSON, EMMETT SIMPSON, IVAN SIMPSON, GEORGE SIMPSON, ROBERT SIMPSON, ROBERT SIMS, RODNEY 

SINCLAIR, JOYCE SIPPEL, RAYMOND SIRIANNE, ROSE SISSON, JOSEPH SKELLEY, THEODORE SKELTON, ROBERT 

ROBB, WESLEY ROBERTS, GLEN ROBBINS, ELIZABETH ROBERTS, GORDON ROBERTS, JAMES 

ROBERTS, LEE 

ROBERTS, MYRON ROBERTS, PEGGY ROBERTS, THOMAS ROBERTSON, DON ROBERTSON, JAMES 

ROBERTSON, ElDRED 

ROBERTSON, LOLA ROBBINS, ALAN ROBINSON, CLAIRE ROBINSON, EDWARD ROBINSON, GLEN 

ROBINSON, JERE 

ROBINSON, LENORE ROBINSON, LEWIS ROBINSON, MARSHALL ROBINSON, RAYMOND ROBINSON, RICHARD 

ROBINSON, WINIFRED 

ROBISON, AILEEN ROBISON, GEORGE ROBISON, ROBERT ROBLEANO, EMILIO ROBY, RALPH 

ROCHE, ELIZABETH 

ROCHE, JOHN ROCHE, HOWARD ROCHE, KATHRYN ROCK, JOAN RODDIS, RICHARD 

RODGERS, JAMES 

RODGERS, PAUL RODRIGUEZ, ARMANDO RODRIGUEZ, CALVIN RODRIGUEZ, JOHN RODRIGUEZ, RIGOBERTO 

RODNEY, JOSEPH 

RODWELL, ODLIN ROE, AUTHENY ROECKEL, DOLORES ROEHR, JACK ROGATSKY, JOHN 

ROGERS, ALBURN 

ROGERS, BERDINE ROHRBOUGH, JOHN ROHRER, MARY ROISTAD, DONALD ROLLINS, CHARLES 

ROLOFF, LELAND 

ROMANELLI, PAUL ROMANDO, OCTAVIO ROMERO, ALVA ROMINE, JOANNE ROOS, CHARLES 

ROPE, MERRILL 

ROPER, ALVIN RORIG, JACQUELYN ROSA, ALICE ROSADO, PAUL ROSE, FRED 

ROSE, HERBERT 

ROSEN, DONALD ROSENFIELD, HARRY ROSENTHAL, BENJAMIN ROSS, HELEN ROSS, JAMES 

ROSS, JAMES 

ROSS, JOHN ROSS, MARION ROSS, MORRIS ROTH, MARIE ROUNDS, DARRYL 

RUSSOS, PARISIS 

ROUX, JORDAN ROUX, LYNDALL ROY, CHARLES ROYAL, THOMAS ROYLE, MARILYN 

RUOIDOUX, GRACE 

RUBIN, HARRIET RUDDER, CHARLES RUDEN, ROSE RUFFIN, EDWARD RUFFIN, MELDRAIN 

RUFFIN, ROGERS 

RUGGIERO, RUDOLPH RUIZ, CHRISTINE RUIZ, JESUS RULLlUM, THOMAS RUMBAUGH, DON 

RUMSEY, JOHN 

RUNDLE, GERALD RUNG, ROLLAND RUNYAN, THOMAS RUSCONI, JAMES RUSK, DAVID 

RUSK, FRANCES 

RUSSELL, DANIEL RUSSELL, DAVID RUSSELL, KATHRYN RUSSELL, PHYLISS RUST, PENNIMAN 

RUSTROLD, EDWARD 

RUTH, SHIRLEY RUTHERFORD, DAWN RUTLEDGE, ANN L. RUTLEDGE, ANN RUTLEDGE, CLYDE 

RUZICH, WILLIAM 

RYAN, ANN RYAN, AUSTIN RYAN, PAUL RYAN, ROBERT RYAN, SHIRLEY 

RYAN, WILLIAM 

RYBEL, FRANCES RYE, GEORGE RYE RICHARD RYE, ROBERT 

RYDER, ALGERNON 

SABLE, CATHLEEN SABLE, ERNEST SACCOMAN, MARY' SACKHEIM, SHELDON SAFFORD, CHARLES 

SAGER, BETTY 

SAHLEIN, HUGO SAINT-AUDE, JEAN SALIBA, MICHAEL SALISOURY, ROBERT SALTZMAN, MARVIN 

SALZER, ARTHUR 

SALZAR, DAVID SAM, FRANK SAM, HARVEY SAMPLE, BETTY SAMPLE, JOHN 

SAMPSON, ELI 

SAMS, FLORREE SAMSON, LOIS SAMUELS, FRANCES SANDERS, JOHN SANDERS, JOSEPH 

SANDLIN, RAYMOND 

SANDLIN, ROBERT SANFORD, CAVE SANFORD, WILLIAM SARVIA, BENJAMIN SARNAW, WALTER 

SARRIE, DONALD 

SATHER, RICHARD SATNAN, IRENE SATTLER, JOHN SAUCIER, JOHN SAUNDERS, EARL 

SAUNDERS, MACK 

SAUNDERS, ROBERT SAVAGE, JOHN SAVAGE, WALLACE SAVOY, ERNEST SAWAYA, JOSEPH 

SAWYER, LUCRETIA SCANTLIN, HELEN SCANTLIN, HOWARD SCARBOROUGH WILLIAM 

SAWYER, LEROY 

S HANI r SCHALLER, ALOYSISUS SCHALLER, ELMER 

C EL, CARl, SCHADER, HAROLD SCHAUDER, JACK SCHAUS, RICHARQ SCHAEFER, JAN 

SCHENCK, JEAN 

176 

SKIDMORE, ROBERT SKILES, RALPH SKILLINGS, PAUL SKINNER, DONALD SKINNER, EUGENE SKINNER, NORMA 

SLACK, JAMES SLATER, WILLIAMS SLATON, HARLEY SLAUTH, MARILYN SLEETH, FLORABEL 

SLETTE, AGNES 

SLlNE, BETl'Y SKIVKOFF, JAMES SLOAN, CAROL SLOAN, WILLIAM SLOBE, ON LETHA 

SL Y, WILLIAM 

SMALL, ARNOLD SMALL, WALTER SMART, HAROLD SMEDLEY, LOIS SMILEY, BARBARA 

SMITH, AUDREY 

SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, BENNIE CARLTON SMITH, BETTY SMITH, BEVERLY SMITH, BEVERLY SMITH, CHARLENE 

SMITH, CLARK SMITH, CLEO SMITH, CURTIS SMITH, DALLAS SMITH, DARRELL 

SMITH, DEAN 

SMITH, DELMAE SMITH, DONALD SMITH, DONALD SMITH, DONALD GEORGE SMITH, DORIS 

SMITH, EARL 

SMITH, EDMUND SMITH, EDWIN SMITH, ERNEST SMITH, ETHEL SMITH, FRANK 

SMITH, FRANK 

SMITH, FREDES SMITH, GARLAND SMITH, GENE SMITH, GILBERT DALE SMITH, GILBERT 

SMITH, GLENN 

SMITH, GLORIA SMITH, GRACE SMITH, HOWARD SMITH, HORACE SMITH, IRVING 

SMITH, JEROME 

SMITH, JOHN SMITH, LAMARTINE SMITH, LLOYD SMITH, MILO SMITH, PAUL 

SMITH, PEGGY 

SMITH, RAE SMITH, ROBERT SMITH, ROBERT SMITH, ROGER SMITH, ROY 

SMITH, RUSSELL 

SMITH, VIRGINIA SMITH, WARREN SMITS, MARY SMOCK, JEAN SNAILUM, WILLIAM 

SNELL, JESSIE 

SNELLING, GRACE SNODGRASS, JOANE SNOW, CLINTON SNOW, DOROTHY SNOW, JEAN 

SNYDER, FRANK 

SNYDER, ROSEMARY SNYDER, WILLIAM SNYDER, WILLIAM T. SOGO, POWER SOLBERG, TRUMAN SOLOMON, LARRY 

SOLOWITZ, RAYMOND SOMERS, ALICE SOMMER, ALOYSIUS SOPER, DOROTHY SORRELLS, DOLLY SOTHRAS, JOHN 

SOUTH, FRANCES SOUTH, JAMES SOWINSKI, STANISLAOS SPALY, OSCAR SPARKS, JOAN SPARLING, RUSSELL 

SPAULDING, PATRICIA SPEARS, KENT SPEER, GEORGE SPENCER, CHARLES SPENCER, SHIRLEY SPENCER, VERDELLE 

SPITZER, LILLIAN SPILLMAN, JOHN SPOTTS, RALPH SPRAGUE, ARTHUR SPRENGER, BILL SPRINGER, BETTY 

SPROAT, ALICE SPRINGSTEAD, GRACE SPROUSE, ROBERT SQUIRE, JAMES SQUIRE, ROBERT STAFFEN, RUSSELL 

STAFFORD, FRED STAFFORD, GORDON STALNAKER, THOMAS STANATOPOULOS, GEORGE STAMPELI, ED STANDEFER, ROY 

STANFORD, ROBERT STANICH, LOUIS STAHL, BERNA STANKO, ELEANOR STANLEY DAVID STANLEY, ROBERT 

STANTON, VERRILL STARK, EUGENE STARK, HAROLD STARKEY, JOHN STARKEY, ROBERT 

STARR, FLOYD 

STARR, IRENE STEBDING, ARTHUR STEDDOM, ELEANOR STEELE, JAMES STEELE, WILLIE 

STEEN, SHARMON 

STEIDL, ELWIN STEIN, LOUIS STEINER, CHARLIE STEINER, FRED STEINMAN, JOAN 

STELLO, SEBASTIAN 

STEPANOVICH, LURA STEPHENS, BETTY STEPHENS, WELDON STEPHENSON, LOIS STEPPLER, CLARIENE STERLING, BILLIE 

STERN, BARUCH STERRETT, VIRGINIA STEVENS, SLONZO STEVENS, HELEN STEVENS, ROBERT STEVENS, ROBIN 

STEVENSON, CLAUDIA STEVENSON, DORIS STEVENSON, DORIS STEVENSON, HELEN STEVENSON, SARA STEWART, BARBARA 

STEWART, BETTY STEWART, CHARLES STEWART, CLIFFORD STEWART, ERNEST STEWART, FAY STEWART, FLOYD 

STEWART, MARGARET STEWART, PEGGY STEWART, ROBERT STEWART, STANLEY STEWART, VERA STEVENS, EUGENE 

177 

Continued on poge 230 

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FOOTBALL 

• 

1949 VARSITY FOOTBAll. SQUAD-Fint row, .. oted, left to righ,: Jack Henley, Wendell Weller, Fred Bates, Red Herrill, Bob Tomlinson, Sob Em· 

breY,cDick Adair, Dick Simmons, Jesse Thomp'son, Leon Parma, Chuck Daniels, Tom Pine, Art Preston, Murry Callan, Jim Simmons. SecOft4l_: Fronk 

ReYlWlds (Mgr.), Torn Porker (trainer), aill 0 Sullivan {MgrJ, George Colemon (co-Cept.I, John Purkins, Tom Dahms, Bud Milke, Dick Wilson, Bill Ash· 

ley, Jock Draper, Jim Dowd {co-Copt.), Byron Chose, Bob Conklin, Hugh Lcthom, Lyle Hufford (senior monoger and placement kicker), Heo

George Coleman 

Co. Capt. 

Jim Dowd 

Co. Capt. 

Tom Dahms 

All C.C.AA 

Lloyd Cassidy 

Tom Cozens 

Sportsmanship 

. Trophy 

Jim Dowd 

All C.C.AA 

Tom Dahms 

Most Valuable 

Player Trophy 

Pomona~ 

Jesse Thompson; 

quarterback 

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

(Awarded pen and pencil set by Breitbord Athletic 

Foundation} 

.~~ 

New Mexico A & M~ 

Dick Adair, halfback 

Lovolc-s- 

Lloyd Cassady, 

end 

San Jose State- 

Rolph Freitag, fullback 

JOHN PURKINS 

Center 

GEORGE COLEMAN 

Center 

SLIPPING AROUND. Chuck Doniels slips around three Waves in 

the Pepperdine game at Inglewood. 

INGLEWOOD, Oct. 1-The Aztecs were off to a winning start, 

although they hod a few uneasy moments before downing Pepperdine 

College, 9-7, on Inglewood High's Sentinel Field under the 

lights. 

Sophomore Halfback Art Preston supplied the fireworks which 

powered the Montezumans to the triumph. After a scoreless first 

half the Son Diegans broke into the scoring column late in the third 

period. Preston took a bounding punt on his own 12 yard line and, 

with the help of a key block administered by Tackle Tom Dahms, 

scampered 88 yards for the TD. Tackle Bill Davis added the extra 

point. 

Early in the fourth quarter Wave Quarterback Ed Hyduke was 

nailed in his own end zone for a safety and it appeared the Aztecs 

had the game clinched with 0 9-0 lead. But midway through the 

final stanza the Waves recovered a fumble at midfield and, taking 

to the air, drove to the goal line, scoring on a toss from Hyduke to 

Dick MeJtvedt. Bo Wililoms converted. 

In the final minutes the Waves threw a big scare into the Aztecs. 

Thanks to a pass interference ruling they planted themselves on 

the' 5 yard line with 1 V2 minutes to go. After two plays foiled to 

gain, Hyduke tried another pass to Me,ltvedt, but Aztec ,Quarterback 

Wendell Weller leaped high, wres ted It from the Wave s hands, and 

the Aztecs were "in." 

Heading the Staters' rugged Iine play was Center Gearge Coleman. 

Score by quarters: 

SAN DIEGO . . . . 0 0 7 2- 9 

Pepperdine . . . . 0 0 0 7~ 7 

TOM PARKER 

Trainer 

California Poly- 

Tom Dahms, tackle 

BILL O'SULLIVAN 

Manager 

Santa Barbaro 

Colfege- 

Ferman McPhatter, 

end 

FRANK REYNOLDS 

Manager 

SACRIFICING THE WAVES. Our Pep Band in action at the Pep- . 

perdine game. Here they are burning a coffin representing the 

Waves. 

FERMAN 

McPHATTER 

End 

JOE GALINDO 

End 

180 

lSI

HIT BUT NOT STOPPED. Halfback Jim Simmons is hit by a Pomona 

$ogehen, but still went across for the touchdown, Aztec at 

right is Tackle Bill Davis. 

SAN C?IEC:;O, Oct. 8-Coach Bill Schutte's bays made their horne 

debut ?wln~lOg one as they dumped Pomona College, 33·13, in a 

sparkling display of balanced offensive power, An opening night 

crowd of 8000 sat in 0.1'1 the festivities at Aztec Bowl. 

After a see-sow first period, the Aztecs got upa full head of 

steam In the second quarter and pu~hed o~r

OOPS, GOING DOWN. Halfback Murry Callan is spilled by COP 

Tiger after one of few Aztec gains on the ground. No. 62 is Keith 

Dawson. 

STOCKTON, Oct. 22--College of Pccific burst the Aztecs' und~feote~ 

bubble under the Baxter Stadium lights, and burst it in 

high-flYing style, 62-14. 

. The bounding Bengals rolled up 500 yards in grinding.out their 

;1Ine tou~hdowns-t~ree in the first quarter, two in the second, three 

In the third and one rn the fourth. But losing to C.O.P. was no disgra~e. 

!he . \yent on to enjoy an undefeated season un d e r 

their brtl uarterback, ~ddie LeBC!ron,and they were ranked 

apmong t top teams rn the norton in the final Associated 

ress w poll. .' 

hctuafJy the Aztecs played capable bel] but they were sim I 

no mat:cn for the explosive Bengals who have a habit of ripping ~1f 

touchdoWn fUPS of 40 end 50 yards at the drop of a hot. Tom 

TOM DAHMS 

Tackle 

BRIAN HANZAL 

Fullback 

END OF THE LION. Loyola bock goes down after a short gain in 

the Shrine Charity game at Balboa Stadium. 

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 29-Finding it hard to get bock to winning 

ways, the Aztecs bowed in the 12th Annual Shrine game, 34~20, to 

the Loyola Lions. The charity classic drew 18,000 fans to Balboa 

Stadium. 

Off to their usual slow start, the Aztecs sow the Lions build up 

a 20-0 halftime lead and then decided to get into the game. But 

it ";"astoo late and their 20-point second-half outburst fell short as 

the Lions added a pair of scores of their own. 

Bigger loss than the game itself was the loss.of Center George 

Coleman. The rugged co-captain and standout lineman suffere~ a 

broken shoulder bone in the first play of the game. John Purkins 

took over the center job and did a praiseworthy job. 

JACK DRAPER 

Guard 

Dahms, the Az~ecs' Little All-CCAA tackle was the outstanding 

PEla~erJonthe fleld. His ortlliant ploy promp'ted COP Line Coach 

rnJe orge to co . r th h h . . . 

w'fthTWO 'l~kmen t at e oped the Tigers never met a team 

men I e Tom Dahms! 

State's Scoring pOWerw h Id' h k . . 

hard-hittin T l' ase m. c ec by the fast-moving, 

b g Iger lnem7n. A safety In the second period and a 

kt~eof t

THROW IT INTO HIGH. Quarterback Jess Thompson decides to 

run one against Fresno State. Lloyd Harris and Tom Aney 

are after him. 

FRESNOI Nov. 5-0ff to a flying start in the 1949 CCAA championship 

rcce, the Aztecs handed Fresno State an 18-7 lacing at 

Ratcliffe Stadium before 7500 forlorn Raisin City fans. 

Wasting no time denting the scoreboard, the invading MOl)tezumans 

scored in three ploys. Halfback Chuck Daniels toof< the 

opening kick-off and rambled 70 yards to the Bulldog 2~. The 

payoff come quickly as Leon Parma hit Jim Simmons with a touchdown 

pass, . 

A 63-yard jaunf by Bulldog Vince Palma and a successful conversion 

put the Fresncns on top, 7-6, before the first quarfer ended 

But in the middle of the second stanza Parma faded bock near hi; 

own goal line and fired a long pass to End Lloyd Cassady who 

CHUCK DANIELS 

Holfbock 

JESSE THOMPSON 

Quort.erbock 

BOB 

TOMLINSON 

Holfback 

hauled in the long throw on the F~esno 20. Cass sauntered across 

the goal untouched. 

The Aztecs kept battering away in Bulldog territory but couldn't 

get the ball across, In the last period Fresno generated a drive that 

appeared to be headed for a TD.".-..anda score might have meant 

the ball game for,Fresno. But Bob Tomlinson intercepted a pass 

thrown by Q~arterback Tom Aney and threaded his way 75 yards 

through lungIng BulldOgSfor the, clinching score .. 

SAN DIEGO' .... 6 6 0 6-18 

Fresno . . : . . .? 0 '0 0- 7 

COME BACK HERE, Chuck Doni els hangs on to one leg of Fresno's 

Bob Brigham as A tees post 18-7 Win. 

JACK HENLEY 

Fullback 

DICK WILSON' 

Guard 

were still streaming back from the hot dog stc:mds or adjusting 

their cushions Art Preston took the second-half kick-off and kogred 

84 ards thro~gh Mustangs for an Aztec score. Poly Ha ~bac .ass 

Sirrrs returned the compliment later in the game by luggrng a kickoff 

93 yards for a touchdown. . . h' 74 

Jim Simmons also got in on the long run routine, crunc 109 

yards through the Polyites for a score. And T~)CkleTom ID~hmJg~} 

into the scoring picture when he grabbed a Ju~gled Po y an -0 

and raced 13 yards to 'score. Score by quarters, 12 19 

Co I Poly . . . , . . 0 0 7 - 

SAN DIEGO ... ,7 13 13 7-40 

1"ROUBLEAHEAD. Cal Poly's Doss ~ims is about t~ be swarmed 

under by Dovis, McPhatter, Purkins, and Pete SImmons. 

LEGGO FELLAS. Bob Tomlinson gets a good hold on Cal Poly scotbeck, 

with Ralph Freitag lending a strong hand. 

SAN DIEGO 

I 

Nov. 12-Eager t~ atone,for their weak showing 

against Son Jose, the Aztec worriors mutt~ated Col Poly, 40-19, as 

a slim gathering of 5000 huddled together In Aztec Bowl. d 

. A slashing ground game which rolled up 292 yards and a goo 

passing attack which netted another 107 gave the ~taters an, easy 

.triumph over a Mustang team which came to town WIthupset Ideas 

in mind. . f . th d n ideo 

It didn't take the Montezumons ong to give e crow a I 

of what was to come. The first time they handled the ball ~hey 

ploughed 62 yards in 8 plays for the s~ore, with Chuck Danl,els, 

Ralph Freitag and Bob Tomlinson corrymq the load, By halfttme 

the had built up a comfortable 20-0 lead, . 

YManyfans missed the thrill of the game. While most of them 

BYRON CHASE 

Tackle 

BOB 

CONKLIN 

Guard 

BOB "CHICK" EMBREY 

Halfback 

186 

'.

TROUB~E AHEAD? Art Preston looks worried os he starts around 

end agolnst San Jose State. AI Fodor appears to be clipping in 

background. 

SAN DIEG~, Nov. 19-Aztec hopes for a CCAA cham ionshi ' 

were traml?led Into the soggy Aztec Bowl turf as Son Jos~ State~ 

Golden Rciders ran rough-shod over the Scarlet and Black 40-0 

before t~e soddened eyes of 8500 subdued fans. " 

. SMonng, In every quarter, the Spartans bod no trouble pummelmg 

onty s men into hopeless submission. It was one of those 

g~mes when. no one could do anything right-for San Die o. Carrymg 

the tf'll~g to extremes, the Aztecs found they had 0~1 . , 

men an the field at one time late in the game 

y nine 

h ~tercePtion~ b~th~ olert Spartan seconda~y spelled doom for 

~ e z.tecs. Beginning In the early minutes of the game when S 

ose picked off a S,on Diego. pass and scored in a few short la an 

the ro~t was ~n. Llt~le'Archte Chagonjion, Spartan halfbacf ys, 

the chief culpnt, stealing several aerials ,ng. in the course of the evenino. 

TOM 

WILSON 

End 

ART PRESTON 

Halfback 

DON 

BARDOT 

End 

One of the few bright light f h A 

to action of Sophomore Fullb skoRt Ie h 

Ft~c cause was the return 

backer played a ru d cc a I? reitcq. The rugged line~ 

Birt Slater also dispT ge i ome , blockm.g and .tackling sharply. End 

general apathy. aye some aggressive actions in the midst of the 

Statistics on the game w I' hI' I 

the Aztecs had 14 first down~~S s~~ t Y mrs eodjng. F?r example, 

by quarters: r a ose, 9. Don t be misled. Score 

Sa~ Jose . 6 13 14 7-40 

SAN DIEGO 0 0 0 ~ 0 

OUT OF BOUNDS. Dick Adair is forced out of bounds by a trio of 

San Jose Spartans. . 

"Gauc\1.os,Milkf;!scored and Lyle Hufford's 

c aerial is intended for Bud Miike (41). Other 

ugh Latham (63) and Jim Erkenbeck (50).' . 

CALLAN ROLLS. Murry Callan rolls across the midfield stripe in 

Aztecs' easy 22-0 win over Sonto Barbara in Homecoming Game: 

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 24---The Aztecs closed out the 1950 football 

season with a convincing 22-0 win over a hapless and helpless Santo 

Bar/;>araCollege eleven in Thanksgiving Day Homecoming festivities 

Ht Aztec Bowl. It was the only daylight game of the year. 

e The victory, State's sixth agai nst three losses, was easier than 

the score would indicate. Pushing the Gauchos around with little 

trouble, Bill Schutte's boys rolled up a total of 416 yards (lend and 

air) to 96 for the visitors. A Gaucho run in the waning minutes 

managed to get them out of minus yardage on the ground, but still 

they netted only 15 yards against the rugged Aztec line. 

After a scoreless first quarter, which saw the Gauchos stop an 

Aztec drive on the one, the Son Diegons scored in the early minutes 

of the second period. Leon Parma fired a long pass to Bud Milke 

an the goal line. After juggling the ball and finally taking it away 

placement 

LEON PARMA 

Quarterback 

,1 

I 

1 

ART WILLIAMS 

Halfback 

HUGH LATHAM 

Tackle 

188

Some of the Home-Coming Floats and Cord Tricks for' 

the year. 

,s 

.~ .: :-_~ 

-- 

The Aztecadets go through their precision 

drill routine prior to Santa Barbara game. 

THE HARD WAY: Bud Milke goes high in 

the air to toke a pass from Gaucho defenders. 

He came down for a TD. Ferman McPhatter 

is No. 39. 

COLORS. Climax of spectacular pre-come pageantry at Annual 

Shrine Game in Balboa Stadium. 

Assistant Coaches Charlie Smith and 

Harry Broadbent watch Santo Borbara 

game .closely while Red Herrill 

waits to go in. 

Leon Parma fading bock to toss an aerial to 

one of the ends. 

190 

191

Walt Lowe, Betty Hodge and Pete Benson go 

. through the routine for a big cheer. 

Getting materials together in preparation for 

lighting the S before the first home game. 

'BRAIN TRUST. Carl Benton, Charlie Smith, BillSchutte, Neil Gates 

and Harry Broadbent toke time out from strategy to pose for 

camero. 

Dr. Hepner speaks, but Bill Schutt~ tells Leo 

Collond a joke. Frank Scott, middle, was 

emcee of the football dinner at Ernie's 

Rancho. 

The varsity, obviously embarrassed by it all, 

. is introduced ro the student body 

by Carl Benton. 

Head Coach Bill Schutte gives his boys some 

advice in workouts. Note the characteristic 

Schutte stance. 

The song leaders busy giving out with musicinspiring 

gyrations. 

Carl Benton tells Dick Simmons how it's done. 

While Bob Tomlinson and Don Bardot enjoy 

the game. 

am Dahms receives the Breitbard 

letic Foundation's Star of the 

Montl1owar£l for-November from Bob 

, . ·Breitbard. 

Wilbur Kelley, left, president of the . 

Aztec Athletic Angels, turns over 

check' for $3000 to Dean Peiffer as 

Mike Pecarovich, center, looks on. 

Peccrovich was main speaker at 

Angel kick-off dinner. 

..p,-.:,...;..........-......-~+&-+-. 

Bill Schutte and Leon Parma check progress 

of Santa Barbara game from sidelines. Carl 

Benton and Dick Simmons in background. 

Bill Schutte tells a good Schutte joke to the 

boys at the annual football banquet. 

192 

193

Timer Fred Kosch strains to see just exactly 

what's going on out there, in late stages of 

Santa Barbara game. 

After the game, the football team celebrates 

-lost game of the season, of course. 

·A new feature of the Aztec halftime was the 

talented flag twirler group. 

The yell leaders are at it again-this 

for a roily. 

time 

The sorority gi rls sell lovely chrysanthemums 

at the Col Poly game, 

Darlene goes through her spectacular 

routine for the Santa Barbaro game 

fans. 

Things apparently aren't going too well at 

the moment. Bates, Howell, Callan, Williams 

and Wilson don't look too happy. 

The three cute song leaders, Ginger Otis, 

Helen Shelton and Bo n n re Graham, go 

through their routine. 

'94 

195

BASKETBALL 

Left to rlsht in front circle: Bill Meyer, Dick Riley, Som Droke, Leo Tuck, em Hutchison, Riga Rodriguez, Dick Barnes, Don 

Nuttoll, Tom Keesey, Bud Milke, Harry Wilson, Poul Pruett, Syd Franklin, end Glenn Awrey. Squotting, behind circle: Jim 

Moore, menoger; Cooch George Ziegenfuss; and Felix Dugger, ossistClnt menager. 

DICK BARNES 

Center 

High Point, Man-297 points 

Breitbord Foundation Winner 

Most Valuable Player 

C.C.AA First Team 

TOM KEESEY 

Forwcrd 

Captain 

Coach George Ziegenfuss herded his charges 

through the best season State had enjoyed in 

four years as they rocked up 14 wins against 

10 losses in a tough schedule. 

On thei r home floor the Aztecs were pretty 

hard to beat. They won 12 of the 16 games 

played in Aztec Gym. Losses were to a fired-up 

Alumni quintet, an aggressive Loyola University 

team, talented San Jose and the Peoria Diesels, 

powerful AAU. team. 

Teams appearing on the Aztec cage schedule 

for the first time included the Peoria Diesels, 

Los Angeles State, Culver-Stockton College of 

Canton, Missouri, and AirPac. 

Center Dick Barnes, who had his greatest of 

four seasons, led the team in virtually eVe ry 

phase of the scoring for the year. He scored 297 

points in 24 games for an average of 12.38 points 

a game. He also had the best field goal record, 

hitting 41.6'10 of his shots from the floor. 

Forward Tom Keesey, runner-up in scoring 

with 211, just missed setting a new 3-year scoring 

record. His 3-year mark was 830, 11 shy of 

the late Milky Phelps' 841. Guard Riga Rodriguez 

was easily the most improved ball player 

on the team. In addition to valuable floor play 

Riga scored 192 points to finish third. I 

Scoring figures: 

196 

BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD, 1949-50 

S.D. 

Opp. 

42 Alumni All-Stars , , . .. 49 

39 Whittier College 27 

54 Arizona State of Tempe . . .. 36 

36 U. C. L. A 65 

50 Chapman College , 40 

72 AirPac (Fleet Air) . . . . . . . .. 40 

57 Culver-Stockton College 46 

63 Redlands Universitr . , '.. 57 

49 Loyola University ( .A) . . .. 52 

54 Whittier College 43 

55 Loyola University (L.A) , 58 

52 *San Jose State College . . . .. 60 

51 *Colifornia Poly. . . . . . . . . .. 35 

68 Los Angeles State College .. 49 

61 Peoria Caterpillar Diesels. .. 68 

64 Occidental College . . . . . . .. 38 

48 *Santa Barbaro College . . . .. 51 

53 *California Poly. . . . . . . . . .. 49 

47 *Pepperdine College 40 

48 *San Jose State College. . . .. 59 

55 *Fresno State College . . . . ... 61 

58 *Santa Barbara College . . . .. 56 

84 *Fresno State College. . . . .. 65 

55 * Pepperdine College (overtime) 64 

1315 Won 14; Lost 10 1208 

.. Colifotnio CQHegiote Athletic;: A$$O(.lotion gomes. 

BILL HUTCHINSON 

Forward 

C.C.A.A Second Team 

\97

DICK BARNES 

Center 

AROUND AND IN! Dick Barnes goes around Santa 

Barbara men with Harry Wilson doing the screening. 

BILL HUTCHISON 

Forward 

COMIN'THROUGH! Bill Hutchison pounds around 

Pepperdine defender on his favorite shot. 

DON 

NUTTALL 

Guard 

RIGO RODRIGUEZ 

Guard 

BUCKETING ANOTHER! Don Nuttall goes in for two 

of the 13 points he scared agQinst Los Angeles State. 

HEADS UP! Tom Keesey, Bill Hutchison and 

Fresno's Len Sondergard wait for the rebound. 

198 

TOM KEESEY 

forward 

BUD MILKE 

Center 

199

ROGUE'S GALLERY! Harry Wilson, Bobby Phelps, 

Tom Keesey, Don Nuttall, Dick Barnes and Coach 

George Ziegenfuss pose for the camero. 

. SYD FRANKLIN 

Guard 

APPLYING THE BRAKES' Riga Rodriguez 

makes a quick stop for a shot at 

the bucket. Hutch and Barnes are In 

background. 

DICK RILEY 

Forward 

AN EASY TWO! Bobby Phelps makes an easy 

set-up as Bud Milke enjoys free ride on back 

of L.A. State Diablo. 

"BOBBY PHELPS 

Forward 

BALLET! Leo Tuck and a Peoria Caterpillar 

Diesel do a lovely dance together 

as Leo fires one at the basket. 

LEO TUCK 

Guard 

A ROUSING CHEER ... FOR TWO VITAL 

POINTS' The Omega Xis, in full dress for a 

barn dance, give the boys vocal aid. 

KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALl! Everyone's 

watching it, Rigo Rodriguez is missing it, and 

San Jose's George Clark is getting it. 

ONE FRIEND, ANYWAY' Referee Bill 

Roaka finds one person who will smile 

ot him-Bob Stevens. 

JIM MOORE 

Senior Monoger 

PAUL PRUETT 

Guard 

TIPPIN' IN! Dick Barnes tips one in for 

two against Col Poly's Mustangs. 

EH, WHAT'S THAT? Don Nuttall awaiting 

a message from the bench while 

Fresno's Matt Garcia waves to a friend 

in the third row. 

FELIX DUGGER 

Manoger 

200 

201

\ 

WHERE IS IT? Some of the boys watch the 

Aztecs ploy UCLA on television 

FRIENDS AFTER ALL! Riga Rodriguez goes 

over to shake hands with Santo Barbaro's 

Hudson Scott after Aztec Victory. Bill Hutchison 

and Dick Barnes leave the floor. 

FUTILE! Santa Barbara's Hudson Scott 

tries vainly to stop Don Nuttall's twopointer. 

WHAT HAPPENED HERE:> Everybody looks 

happy but the Cooch, The Aztecs must have 

at least scored a basket. 

SAM DRAKE 

Forword 

ONE OF THE QUIETER MOMENTS. The 

crowd sits back and relaxes during one of 

few quiet moments of game. 

BILL MEYER 

Guard 

TWO-WAY STRETCH! Bud Milke out jumps 

los Angeles State Diablo for control of ball. 

HALFTIME! The crowd stretches after a 

strenuous first half. 

TRICK SHOT! Harry Wilson odds a touch 

of trickery to his under-the-basket shot 

against Col Poly. 

HARRY WILSON 

Forward 

NO BALL IN SIGHT! But there must be 

one somewhere. Dick Barnes and Gaucho 

Jack Moore elbow their way up toward 

the basket. 

AWKWARD SITUATION! Dick Barnes 

does it the hard way as Pepperdine's John 

Furlong stands by ready for the kill. 

HOLD THAT LINE! Pepperdine Wove 

tries a flying tackle but Bill Hutchison 

goes in for a bucket. 

202 

203

IS THIS YOUR ACTIVITY CARD? The 

poor man's door man, Jud Kenney, checks 

Bob Mahan's A.S. card. 

TWO FOR MILKEI Bud Milke let's fly a 

two-pointer fram the side, 

WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN! Harry Wilson 

and Gou

FROSH 

BASKETBALL 

Tommy O'Brien drives in hard for a bucket. 

Seoted. left to right: Jerry Kipp, Elwin Steidl. Bill Gem. Tom O·Brien. John Fink, Lorry Blocker. Ed Wright, Dove Hudson. Jim Richardson, Terry 

. Lindahl, Jim Jackson. K_li .... lIehind: Dick Tierney (fresh manager). Corl Benton (Frosh ceeeb). 

Ed Wright, left, and Elwin Steidl. (18) find the 

gOing rough ogainst Pepperdine Fresh. 

CARL BENTON 

Coach 

It was a rough season for the 

San Diego Stote Frosh bas k e t~ 

bailers this season. They come up 

with only six wins in 19 starts. 

The Papoose played many service 

clubs, freshmen ond high 

school squads on their schedule, 

usually finding their short height 

at 0 disadvantage. But the season 

was not without its color and the 

yearlings came along shoWing 

considerable improvement in ball 

handling and shooting before the 

schedule was complete. 

Leoding performer for the Fresh 

was lanky Larry Blocker, who led 

the scorers from the pivot spot. 

Carl Benton handled the cooching 

assignment getting on assist from 

Don Smith, former bas ketba II 

great for San Diego State. 

' ....h 

Opp...... 

47 Son Diego Junior College 51 

44 AirPac Junior Varsity 62 

26 Camp Pendleton Marines 45 

57 Miramar NAAS 54 

41 Son Diego High School 32 

33 Oceonside-Carlsbad JC 52 

33 Loyola University Fresh 73 

46 Palomar College 31 

34 Loyola University Fresh 63 

45 Naval Training Center 75 

42 Lo Jolla Hi~h School 40 

51 Palomar ollege 42 

62 Noval Air Station 67 

45 Oceonside-Carlsbad JC 51 

55 Son Drego Junior College 72 

34 Pepperdine Frosh 53 

49 SubPac (Hawaii) 69 

32 Hoover High School 31 

47 Pepperdine Frosh 62 

823 6-13 1025 

John fink hustling little guard, fires 

~ne fram the side. 

The Frosh bench sweots out another 

tough one. 

Lorry Blocker pumps 

one toward the 

basket. 

Jim Jackson lets fly a long one 

from the sideline. 

Cooch Carl Benton explains the finer points of the 

game to Tom O'Brien. 

206 

207

DICK BARNES 

Pitcher 

Pitcher 

GENE DYKES 

TOO LATE' Dick Barnes thunders into first just a stride b~hin~ 

the throw "';hich nipped him for the out. Umpire is ready to sIgna 

the out. 

First row, top to bottont; Gene Pohl, Karl Goodwolt, Nick Radovich, Jock Wilkins, SecOIld row: John Herman, Fronk Smith, Harry OISOl'l.Third rOW:Gene 

Dykes, Jock Saucier, Bob "'letson, Gene Holey. Fourth row: Bob Newton, Dick Barnes, AI'Fodor, Coach Charlie Smith. Fifth row: Don Crickmore, Bill 

. Erickson, Sixth row: John Cores, Jim Boss, Tommy Jqnes •. Seventh row: Manager Warren Dukes, 

CHARLIE SMITH 

Cooch 

Coach Charlie Smith's Aztec diamond 

squad had its ups'and downs in '50, but came 

out of a rugged 35-game grind with a record 

or20 wins against 14 losses and one tie ga{ne. 

"The mound stoff was backboned by Portsider 

Bill Ruzich one! Rig h t-h and er Dick 

Bcrnes. -Ruztch finished his fourth varsity 

season with a 6-3 record and a goad 2.87 

earned run average. Barnes hod a 5-4 mark 

and a 2.99 e. r. a. Both lost some he or t- 

breakers. Barnes was signed by the Boston 

Red Sox organization immediately after the 

close of the season. 

A remarkable feat of the mound stoff was 

that of seven regular pitchers' the worst 

earned run overage was 3.80 - not a bod 

record. Don Crickmore seorred the top e. r, a. 

mark of 1.71. . 

The plate power was spearheaded by a 

veteran and a newcomer. Catcher AI Fodor 

WOnhis second straight botting title with a 

lofty .384 overage, and Sophomore Centerfielder 

Art Preston was not for behind at .355. 

Preston topped the club in runs bottedio, runs 

scored and stolen bases. 

After piling up a lot of wins in the earlyseason, 

the Staters hit rough going in the first 

CCAA Southern Division games. But they 

come .bock to finish in second place behind 

Santo .Sarbora. 

One of the high points of the season was 

a well-pitched 3-2 win over the 'University of 

Arizona. When Dick Barnes handcuffed the 

Wi Idcats that day it Was their lowest out-put 

of the year, and one of only two losses in on 

entire 30-game schedule, 

BATTING 

G .... R HHlIlIi StA.,. 

A. Fodor, c .• 27 86 12 33 2 21 0 .384 

A. Preston, cf 35 136 40 48 2 29 15 ..355 

J. Wilkins, 3b 31 112 24 34 2 23 5 .304 

T. Jones, ss. 35 123 34 37 2 24 3 ,30J 

J. Cores, c .. 23 53 13 15 2 10 1 .283 

G. Holey, 2b. 23 68 8 18 0 6 1 .265 

s. SaUCier, If 25 76 13 20 0 7 0 ,263 

j. Boss, If. .. 28 97 27 25 0 '1 6 .258 

K. G'dwalt, rf 23 66 9 16 1 13 0 .242 

J. Hermon, rf 30 107 15 25 0 15 1 .234 

• B. Nelson, 1b 35 134 30 31 422 9 .231 

PJTCHING 

I' H • EA so WooL,," U.A. 

D. Crickmore. 36% 27 13 7 13 2 0 1.71 

B. NeWton ... 21 15 9 5 J5 0 1 2.17 

B, Erickson..

GENE POHL 

Pitcher 

- "'- 

OH, MY ACHING BACK! AI FOC/orgoes around with 0 lusty 

. swing. He looks like Babe Ruth hitting 0 home run-but notice 

the catcher with the boll ready for a throw-down to second. 

AL FODOR 

Catcher 

DON 

CRICKMORE 

Pitcher 

ANOTHER HIT. Second baseman Jack Saucier lands 

on first with a single . 

JACK SAUCIER 

Second Base 

.4:RT PRESTON 

Center 'ie1d 

BOB NELSON 

First Base 

SWING AND A MISS. Art Preston 

tokes a healthy cut at the boll {which 

. can be seen just above his right foot}, 

but misses. 

YER OUT! Aztec first-sacker Bob Nelson 

takes the throw for a put-out . 

BOB NEWTON 

Pitcher 

JOCKEYS. 

The bench jockeys give a little oral assistance 

to teammates. 

HARRY OLSON 

Pitcher 

JIM BASS 

Left Field 

OOOF! Jim Boss, Aztec left fielder, swings and 

misses as boll plops into catcher's glove. 

JOHN HERMAN 

Right Field 

210 

211

FROSH 

BASEBALL 

L 

, 

/' 

z:,~. 

JACK WILKINS 

Tl1ird Base 

TOMMY JONES 

Shortstop 

CAR.L GOODWALT 

Center Field 

S.D. 

2 

6 

8 

5 

3 

6 

9 

4 

8 

12 

7 

6 

26 

16 

8 

33 

53 

8 

8o3 

. 

2 

5 

3 

3 

8 

5 

9 

13 

4o 

3 

9 

3 

1950 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD 

Morine Recruit Depot 


Whittier College 

Loyola UniversitY 

AirPoc 

PhibPoc 

Naval Training Center 

U.S.C. 

Naval Training Center 

PhibPoc 

.EI Taro Marines 

Arizona State of Tempe 

Westmont College 

Fresno State College 

Fresno State 

Camp Stoneman 

St. Mary's 

Son Jose State College 

California Poly 

Loyola University 

University of Arizona 




*Pepperdine College 


(Called, dark) 

U.C.L.A. 

"Santo Barbaro College 

*Santa Barbaro College 

EI Taro Marines 






~CCAA gome. 

• Won 20; Lost 14 (One Tie) 

Final CCAA Southern Division Standings 

Opp. 

6 

8 

6 

4 

1 

5 

3 

15 

4 

2 

4 

, 1 

o 

7 

10 

o 

13 

55 

4 

14 

2 

5 

6 

9 

3 

Won lost Pet. GBl 

Santo Barbaro College 6 2 .750 

SAN DIEGO STATE.. 3 4 .429 2% 

Pepperdine College " 2 5 .286 3 Y2 

9 

8 

2 

4 

2 

1 

4 

5 

1 

WARREN DUKES 

Manager 

First raw, left to right-Howie Esterson, Dick Chopin, Bob Johnson, Roy Wayne, Dan Tellep, Johnny Green, 

. Ed Thile. . 

Second raw, left to right-Coach Fred Kosch, Tony Adams, Lorry Blocker, Tony Roe, Jim Rinehart, Jim Richardson, 

Phil Prokop, Jim Jackson, Harry Newlon, manager. 

Coach Fred Kosch's Freshman baseball team, 

despite a variety of hardships, hod a successful 

season, turning in on 8-5 record against the best 

of the prep teams of the Son Diego area. 

With good pitching, strong hitting and a good 

defensive infield, Kosch hod a well-balanced team. 

Aee.hUrIers were Larry Blocker (4-1) and Tony Roe 

(3-1). Roe doubled as on outfielder and clouted a 

tJealthy .420. 

Buf a'ftmere" .420 was not enough to win the 

teafu battIng title. Catcher Jim Rinehart walloped 

the .ball at a .474 clip to win that honor, and Infielder 

Jim Richardson was .second at· .424. The. 

team as a whole hit .304 for their 13-game season. 

Highlights of finol Frash statistics: 

1950 FROSH BASEBALL 

RECORD 

Frosh 

Opp. 

1 Point Lama High 4 

13 Kearny High 3 

6 Son Diego High JV 1 

3 Hoover High 13 

12 Son Diego High 1 

7 Son Diego High 5 

7 Chula Vista High 3 

8 Sweetwater High 7 

3 Point Loma High 4 

2 Grossmont High 7 

7· la Jolla High 8 

9 Chula Vista High 6 

10 Miramar NAAS 6 

Won 8 

lost 5 

Batting 

AB R. H 

Jim Rinehart, c ...•.. 1'9 6 8 

Jim Richardson, if .. , 33 8 14 

Tony Roe; ~-d 50 9 21 

Ed Thile, if , 38 10 14 

Roy Wayne, of 18 4 6 

RBI 

9 

14 

15 

9 

3 

Pet. 

.474 

.424 

.420 

.368 

.333 

Pitching 

IP H R ER BB SO W L E.R.A 

Tony Roe . .. 33 21 13 10 15 29 3 1 2.72 

Lorry Blocker 42 40 27 14 33 24 4 1 3.02 

Ed Thile .... 16 15 11 7 5 5 1 0 4.11 

212 

213

Bob Mohon, No.1 man of Aztecs' crock milerelay 

quartet, tokes off against Santa Barbara. 

. . . Mohon passes baton to Kenny Beck . . . 

Front !'Ow, k... eling, left to right: Joe Brooks, Roland Attebery, Bill Ellis, Dlck Straub, Bill Burke, Chuck Daniels, Tom Sturok, Steve Beason. Bock 

ro",. $fonding: Fronk Reynolds, Mgr., Russ Console, Ken Beck, Bill Carpenter, Joe Page, Bob Mahon, Bob Smith, Jack Rozzeto, Lloyd Sc;hunemonn,. 

Art Williams, Jud Kenney, Mgr., Choc Sportsman, Coach. 

Charles Sportsman 

Track Coach 

It was a big year for the Son Diego Stcte College trackmen-probably one of the greatest years in 

the college's history. Coach Choc Sportsman's cindermen established five new college records, won five 

dual meets, placed two athletes, Pole Vaulter Bobby Smith and High Jumper Jack Razzeto, as the notion's 

best in their respective events. Among the relay team accomplishments were victories in the mile 

relay at the Long Beach Relays and Southwest A.A.U. Championships and a third in the tough Texos 

Relays. A 440-yard relay contingent gmbbed first place honors at the Long Beach Relays. 

Razzeto and Smith placed the Aztecs high on the national standard. Razzeto cleared the high 

jump bar at 6 feet 8'!14inches to tie for the best leap in the nation for the last two years. Smith vaulted 

to a three-way tie at 14 feet 5 inches, among the cream of the crop of present-day vaulters. Both of these 

marks, of course, were new college records. 

Lloyd Schunemonn, ace holf-miler, broke his own record when he traveled the 880 in 1:55.8s; Bob 

Mahon topped a long standing record when he ron the 330 yard dash in 35.4, breaking a mark that hod 

stood since ]932. The other record smasher was the mile relay crew of Bob Mohon, Ken Beck, Bill Ellis, 

Lloyd Schunemann who ron the distance in 3:20.2 to break the ten-year-old mark. .: 

Distance runner, Senior Steve Beason, is probably deserving of a great deal of praise. Beason was 

the only winner in the conference finols, running the 2-mile in 9:34.6. In his three years of competition 

Steve has lowered his mark by more than a full minute, which is quite an accomplishment. 

Other seniors who were impressive this year and will be greatly missed are: Versatile Kenny Beck, 

pole vaulter (13'7"), 440 (50 flat), 880 (1:58) and many other events; Wally Hartin, low hurdler (24.4) 

and high hurdler; and Fronk "Here Comes" Kinsello, mile and 2 mile (9:51). 

.' 

, . . Beck slips it to Bill Ellis . , . 

... Ellis hands it to Schunemann tor 

the final lap 

. ... and lloyd romps 

home with an easy win 

over Gauchos. This is 

the Aztec team which 

set new SDSC record of 

3:20.2 at Texas Relays. 

TRACK AND FIELD PERFORMANCES THROUGH MAY 6 

(Includes CCAA Championships) 

lOO-yard dosh-s-Dlck Straub, :10; Art Williams, :10; Chuck Daniels, :10.2. 

:120-yard dash-Dick Straub, :21.6; Chuck Daniels, :22.2. 

440-yord dash--Ken Beck, :50; lloyd Schunemonn, :50; BiH Ellis, :50.1; Bob Horwood, 

:51.1. 

The Aztecs are off and running! It's WaJly Hartin, Bob 

Man and Bob Mohon, from left to right, over 

first flight in high hurdles. 

Dick Straub hits the tope with his hand, but he's just too 

late as Santo Barbaro's Dick Johnson has crossed the 

finish first in the 100. Chuck Daniels is almost hidden 

behind Straub. 

B80-yard run-lloyd Schunemann, 1:55.8; Ken Beck, 1'58; Bill Burke, 1:58.3. 

Mile run-Steve Beason, 4:25.5; Tom Sturck, 4:28; Russ Console, 4:31; Fronk 

Kinsella, 4:33. 

Two-mile run-Steve Beason, 9:34.6; Fronk Kinsello, 9:51; Tom Sturak, 10:05.8; 

Roland Attebery, 10:07.5; Joe Brooks, 10:15. 

220-yord low hurdles-Wally Hartin, :24.3; Bob Mahon, :24.4; Bob Morr, :246. 

l20-yard high hurdles-Bob Mohon, :14,9. 

Mile relay-Bob Mahan, Ken Beck, Bill Ellis, lloyd Schunemonn, 3:20.2. 

440-yard relay-Chuck Daniels, Dkk Stroub, lloyd Schunemonn, Art Williams, 

:43.2 

Brood jump-Bob Mohon, 23'51;4"; Chuck Daniels, 21'9"; Ken Beck, 21'6'" Fermol" 

McPhatte., 21 '11;4". • 

Pole vault-Bobby Smith, 14'5"; Kenny Beck, 13'7"; Ed Teoqle, 11'. 

High jump-c--Jcck Rozzeto, 6'BV."; Joe Page, 6'41,4"; Ferman McPhatte., 6'1;4". 

Shot put-Pete Simmons, 41'51,4"; Hugh Latham, 40'8Y2". 

Javelin-Joe Page, 185'; Ed Teagle, 173'101/.2" 

Discus-Vernon Finch, 121'; jim Erkenbeck, 114'11"; Kenny Bee":: 114'9" 

214 

.. 

Cooch Sportsman talking to N.CA A. pole vaulting chomp Bobby Smith 

end to Jock Rczzeto who mode the best high jump in the world in the lost 

two years, 6'81,4". 

Dual Meets: 

TRACK RESULTS 

Son Diego State 

III 

SD5C Fresh 

9 


72 Pepperdina 

59 


61 2.3 UCLA 

69 1/3 


78 1/2 Los Angeles State 

52 1/2 


84 I 3 Santo Barbaro' 

46 2/3 


59 Tempe State 

72 


Sen Diego State 

97 University of Arizona 

34 

102 1 2 University of MexiCO 

28 1/2 

Won 6, lost 2 

Other Competition 

Long Beach Reloys-l sr place, college diVision, 3rd place, open division. 

Texas Relays-2nd ptcce, college division. C C A.A Championships-2nd place. 

I ' 

215

, Joe Page, one of the Aztecs' two prize jumpers, 

goes over 6' ~Y.4"-but it's all in vain. He foiled 

to make the mark in competition, and was 

trying this one, "just for fun." 

Bobby Smith glides over the bar in dual meet 

at Aztec Oval. 

~~I;>Horwood cqrne up with a fast finish-b~t 

not fast/enough to catch los Angeles State s 

Bob O'Rourke in the 440. 

LLOYD SCHUNEMANN 

Lloyd Schunemann sweeps across the finish 

line ahead of Otey Scruggs of Santo Borbcro, 

and Bill Burke (behind Scruggs) for victory In 

his first try ot 880 in 1950 season. 

Jumping 

Jack ROZ::tetojust eases over 

the bel' ot.6' 2". 

RUSS 

CONSOLE 

Russ Console romps across the" 

finish line in first ploce 

in the mile run. 

leather-lunged Steve Beason, 

State's greatest 2-miler ~inCe 

the late Clair Berdel, chugs 

in. yards ahead of his nearesf 

rival. 

FRANK 

KINSELLA 

ART 

WILLIAMS 

Roland Attebery heads for 

the tape with a winning effort 

in the two - mile run. 

Versoti Ie Joe Page lets loose with long 

jaVelin toss. 

F "Gunder" Kinsellc, straining 

a way finished just ahead. of 

. tearomareJbe Brooks in this gruellmg 

two-mile n.ni. 

Paul Lockheed and'BiU Burke ma~chhstr~tg 

. with Pepperdine on the first lop ate ' 

STEVE 

BEASON 

JOE BROOKS 

217 

216

, 

11 

NCAA chomp Bobby Smith eases over th~ 

bar at 13'6". 

BOBBY 

SMITH 

Lloyd$chunemann .breezed home on' the 

anchor lop of Aztecs' winning relay effort 

against Pepperdine, 

VERNON 

FINCH 

Vernon Finc.h lets fly 0 discus toss. 

With on ell-our effort, Bob Mohon gets off 

one of his best jumps. 

Dick Str~ub and Bill Carpenter lead the wa 

In 100 against Pepperdine. y 

BILL 

CARPEt04TER 

I' / 

. , 

./ 

/ 

Mighty Fronk '*(;under" Kinsella breezes in 

without effort after a gruelling two-mile 

jaunt . 

DICK 

STRAUB 

Dick Straub digs in for finish of 220 agoim.t 

Pepperdine. 

Kenny Beck, versatile Aztec star, knocks off 

the bar at 13'6". 

Frank Rey- 

Kenny Beck, Aztec handyman, flips 

the spear for one of his afternoon's 

efforts. 

Ed Tagle bareiy makes it aver the bar at 12 

. feet. 

State's two top hurdlers roor post 

Pepp.erdine's Jack Bighead. It's Wally 

Hartin on the [eft, Bob Mahon on the 

right. 

KEN 

BECK 

BOB 

MAHOt04 

r 

~ .. -~-:==. 

219

It looks good for Santa Barbara's Ted Vick, 

but Wally Hartin, to Vick's left, was the 

winner for the Aztecs. 

WALLY 

HAR.TIN 

Bob Mahon, Aztec timber tppper, takes on 

early lead in victory against Pepperd)ne. 

Bill EllisandBobtiarwood finish 1-2 against 

Santa Barbardsnone-too-potent Gauchos. BILL ELLIS 

FERMAN 

McPHATTER 

hurdle 

BOB 

MARR 

High-jumper Joe Page triesoishand at a 

new event--the shpt put. 

JIMERKENBECK 

Jim Erkenbeck winds up for a 

discus toss. 

Pete Simmons puts the shot with 

a lusty effort. 

The start of the 440 in meet 

.~~"""'"--_. 

with Santo Bar:" 

bora CoJlt~ge. 

Joe Page heads for the sawdust after clearing 

6'2". 

JOE 

pAGE 

\ 

1 . 

\ 

TOM 

STURAK 

221 

220

GOLF 

Another Aztec mile relay combinenon, 

with Bill Burke taking off 

against Pepperdine. 

Burke shoves it to Kenny Beck . 

Cooch Fronk Scott gives his golfers some last-minute instruction. Standing, left to right-Joe Weikel, 

Blair, Lloyd Schunemann. Seated, left to right-Gene Littler, Frank Morey, Bill Hurlburt 

Beck to HiII Ellis for the 

third lap ... 

Coach George Ziegenfuss, 

TENNIS 

SQUAD 

Don Swezey, Octavia Romono, Bob Rye, Leonard Nagel, Charles Felker, Gordon Sikes. ....~_. 

Ellis to Schunell'lonn in the onchor lap 

. . . and Lloyd Schunemonn 

strides in easily for the Win. 

JOE 

STOWERS 

HOMER 

BROOM 

CHUCK 

DANIELS 

223 

222

T·( Z OC 

CLUB 

Tizoc Club, wr stling 

trot rnity, organized on 

th campus of San DI 0 

Stote Colleg thi year to 

furth r the inter sts 0 

Azt c wr tling, provi 

competition for A z t c 

alumni, and oid in pro- 

Fint row, left to right: Bill McKeller, manager; Bill Cowling, Loren Dierdorff, Don Arnold, Allison Henson, Harold Henson, 

Cooch Harry Broadbent. Second row: Arnold Hesser, Denny Marteeny, Dick Anderson, Hillyer Prentice, AI Blaylock, Jim Kittredge, 

Byron Meyers, Henry Sam. 

HARRY 

BROADBENT 

Coach 

motion of local wrestling 

tournaments. 

Season's Dual Meet and 

Tournament Record' 

Ali· Henson Loren Dierdorff, Coach Harry 

Keene Wolcott, Bill Cowling, BYGo~1~y~? Hi~~r Prentl~e Bob Pflimlln, Paul Pflimli 

k , 

k Dick Robinson, Jim ,,!a~ger'wol P'll"bury Arnold Hess~r, Earl Krans, Bob Comstoe . 

Harold Henson, Dick PhIllips, orren IS, 

UP AND OVER. Loren Dierdorff, 175~ 

pounder, reverses Cliff Grey of 

San Francisco State. 

SDSC 

Opponent 

17 Navy All Stars 15 

24 Son Francisco S. 3 

20 Stern's Gym 4 

16 Navy All Stars 17 

19 Air Pac 9 

20 Stern's Gym 13 

16 U.C.L.A 15 

23 Camp Pendleton ·9 

UGH! The heavies grunt and groan in 

the All-College finals. Don Arnold, on 

top, won decision from Allison Henson. 

fROSH 

WRESTLING SQUAD 

. . Go Wright Dick Bigler, Hal Moholley. 

. P'II b Bob Leamer, ry , 

to right: Dick Robinson, Owo," Wol~o':?'John Dolus, Bob Comstock. 

alt Turner, Jim Horger, Keene ' .. j 

HE'S DOWN. Harold Henson pins Freidman 

of Son Francisco State ina Notional 

DRIVING HARD. Bill Cowling (in tights) 

shows some of the drive which gove him 

decision In this match with Bob Leamer 

in All-College meet. 

Junior AAU match at Aztec Gym. 

MISLEADING. Henry Sam appears to 

have all the best of it here, but San 

Francisco's Joe Kimura win the motch 

by decision. 

NEED SOME HELP? Dick 

Robinson (with knee guards) 

and Harold Henson (tights) 

in finals of All-College 136- 

pound division. Henson was 

the winner. 

224 

225

o Harold 

GYMNASTICS 

SQUAD 

National Junior AAU chomps J' . 

.(Stern's), Dick Perry (C I P I f rrn Hansen 

Rodriguez (Aztecs) Hal ~ 0 y acuIty), Rigo 

Gigletto (Marines) , H I Menh'0n(Aztecs), Frank 

Don Ar old (So on;y (Aztecs) and 

no tern s). 

Don ~rnold 

sets a new world's record in the 

prone press ....285 Ibs. 

.' 

ATI,son Henson throws his weight 

around inAAU meet. 

~ 

Bobby Flinn ho~a tein~ary~~l~ontogeeoln 

Lee Chnstiansen, SF Olympic 

ub, but Lee was the winner. 

row, left to right-Bab Dewhurst, Bill Shaffer, Jim Groves, Bob Hanson, Walt Fltze. 

ock row-Bob Browne, manager, Earl Miller, Lou Byers, John Adorns, Fred Kosch, Coach. 

R~go,gets his medal fOr 

~mnm~ 165-pound title 

In Notional Junior AAU 

meet at Aztec Gym. 

't'i~ners of t e ~-=i-=on~a---!. 

, ~nl?r!'AU ling champIonships 

re ve awo d 

from 

d 

be 

auteous Aztec 

r 

coe 

s. Here. Hal Henson gets 

s 

hIS mesal. 

Champions'NTC S' " 

lnvitationai T ervrce 

Champions' N' en~. 

AAU' 

Unlot 

n' Pacific and Rocky Mt, 

"unners - up' P 'f'C . 

lnt II'" eCI IC oast 

, erco ~gla!e.Tournament. 

HI pomt man' 

Robert "Tt gel''' F"linn 

MQst Vetluabl r,sity man' 

Son . 

MostImproved Fresh 

W resHer: Robert lse er 

Outstanding Wrest II 

~~1~ge T~urnoment: 

Bud Mahoney 

Rfgo R?drigue.z works on team- 

(ate I Bill Cowling in a ",-Aztec 

100 of National Junior AAU 

competition. 

Allison H~nson putting on 

crusher In heavyweight 

competition. 

COUNTRY 

SQUAD 

rlsht--Ken Holly, Steve Beason, Eddie Davis, Tom Srurok, Joe Brooks, Roland Attebery, 

. COOChChoc Sportsman. 

~~~~~--- 

~--Bill Ellis Otis Budd, Frank Kinsella, Russ Console, Norman Head, Joe Stowers. 

r 

Hal Henso id . 

hard' AA' eshlsopponent 

m. U competition. 

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226

Five members of S' D 

Stevens, Bill Burke, Bill F~~~.elto 

Bill Burke giving 

H~mer Broome some 

potnt~rs on hi g h 

Jumpl 

I' · . 

Don Nuttal, president of the ASSOCIated 

Men Students, is shown welcom~ng students 

and their dods to the annual Dads Day awards 

dinner. Bill Sheaffer, one at the outstanding 

gymnast at Stote College 

this year, is shown dOing a hand 

balance on the parallel bars preparatory 

to competing In one of the 

many me rs h Id this yeo r . 

Members of Si D 

new athletic frare~ty elgt? Psi, 

demonstrotio f hel ~ rve a 

to basketbolr ~ro:tr [)9. id tests 

handstands are R' . C ,0l,ln g the 

Bobb S . rp a ins and 

y mith, left to rrght, 

Ed Teagle helping 

S?m Henley with a few 

hints on the shotput, 

one of the requirements 

for membership. 

229 

228

STEYKER, LOIS STICE, HAROLD STEILWELL, PHYLLIS STIMSON, NOEL STIMSON, RUSSELL STINNETT, HELEN 

STITT, RODNEY STOCKDALE, BEILLYE STOCKWELL, BEVERLY STOCKWELL, PAUL STOKES, SID STOLL, CHARLES 

STOLP, CARL STONE, CAROLYN STONE, DWIGHT STONE, EDWARD STONE, HAROLD STONE, HARRY 

STONE, IRIS STONECIPHER, DAVID STORMES, JANET STORMES, JOHN STORMES, MAX STORMSON, GEOFFREY 

STORY, METTA STOTT, KENHERM STOUT, JAMES STOVALL, WILBURN STOWERS, JOSEPH STRAUB, RICHARD 

STRACHAN, JOHN STRACK, PHILIP STRASSER, MALCOLM STRAUSS, ARNOLD STRAUSS, NANCY STRICKMAN, JACK 

STRINGER, WILLIAM STROHMAN, BEATRICE STROHTE, WARREN STROMIE, ELSIE STRONG, CHARLES STRONG, MAURICE 

STRYKER, ROBERT ST. CLAIR, ROBERT STUART, SAMUEL STUBBS, JOHN STUBBS, JOSEPH STUBBS, LAURA 

STUMBAUGH, LYLE STURAK, JOHN STURZ, SYLVIA SUE, EDWARD SUITOR, JOHN SULLIVAN, DELAMER 

SULLIVAN, GENE SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, THOMAS SULZBACH, WILLIAM SUMMERS, HAROLD SUNGERS, RICHARD 

SUNDERLAND, KENNETH SUNDSTROM, PHILIP SUOZZO, JOYCE SUSMAH, SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, ROBERT SUTLIFF, CHARLES 

SUTLIFF, JANET SUTTON, JEFFERSON SUTTON, ROBERT SUTTON, LOREN SVELMOE, GORDON SWAIN, RALPH 

SWAN, KENNETH SWAN, KRITZ SWAN, RICHARD SWANSON, CLIFFORD SWANSON, DOUGLAS SWANSON, GEORGE 

SWANSON, JOHN SWANSON, LUCIA SWANSON, MARJORE SWANSON, RICHARD SWANSON, ROBERT SWANSON, RAYMOND 

SWARTZ, DAISY SWATEK, FRANK SWEETEN, VICTOR SWENSON, JOHN SWEZEY, DONALD SWISHER, ROBERT 

SWITZER, MARY SWEET, OLIVE SYKES, LINCOLN SYPKEND BRUCE 

TABOR, PATRICIA TADDIKER, ROBERT TAESLER, BERNARD TAESLER, PAUL TALBERT, JO ANNE TALBOTT, DOROTHY 

TALBOTT, LAURENCE TALIAFERRO, JOHN TALIAFERRO, MARILYN TALKINGTON, CHARLES TANAVA, FRANCIS TANAKA, JESSE 

TANNENBAUM, MARTHA TANNER, MARION TANNER, RUSSELL TANNER, WILLIAM TARANTINO, SADORC TARR, AMY 

TARR, DONALD TASSELL, VICTORIA TARLER, WILLIS TARVER, IMOGENE TATREAU, JEANNE TATUS, CARL 

TAUSCH, JOSEPH TAYLOR, ARTHUR TAYLOR, BETTY TAYLOR, DONALD TAYLOR, GEORGE TAYLOR, DOROTHY 

TAYLOR, HELEN TAYLOR, IAN TAYLOR, JOHN TALYOR, JOHN THOMAS TAYLOR, MARY TAYLOR, NORMAN 

TAYLOR, PHILLIP TAYLOR, RICHARD TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROMIE TAYLOR, SHIRLEY TAYLOR, VIVIAN 

TEAGLE, EDWIN TEASLEY, KATHERINE TEFFT, LEWIS TELFER, WILLIAM TELLEP, DANIEL TELPOOGOFF, NICHOLAS 

TEMPLETON, SAMUEL TEMPLETON, WILLIAM TENNEY, CLIVE TENNIES, GILBERT TENNISON, KENNETH TEPPER, ALBERT 

TEPPER, STANLEY TERRILL, NATHAN TERRY, BARBARA TERRY, GLENN TERRY, LUELLA TERWILLIGER, EARL 

TERRYBERRY, JEAN TEX, JOSEPH TEYSSIER, CHRISTINE TESSSIER, LEONARD TEYSSIER, RITA THATCHER, ROBERT 

THATCHER, WALTER THIBODO, MARILYN THILE, EDMUND THOBURN, DONNA THOMAS, EDWARD THOMAS, DAVID 

THOMAS, GRACE THOMAS, JEAN THOMAS, KELLEY THOMAS, OSCAR THOMAS, PAULINE THOMAS, RALPH 

THOMAS, REGINALD THOMAS, RICHARD THOMAS, WILLIAM THOMPSON, ALLEN THOMPSON, BARBARA THOMPSON, CHARLES 

THOMPSON, CLYDE THOMPSON, ELIZABETH THOMPSON, GORDON THOMPSON, HELEN THOMPSON, JACK THOMPSON, JESSE 

DRON NATALIE WALKER, BETTY 

IN RIGHT WILLIAM WAKEMAN, PATRICIA WAL , NEN WALKER, GRACE 

WAHLER,GLORIA WAI~:~~~~ J~~~~ST WA WALKER, FAWN WALKER, ~~ORGE WA~~~KE~H;~~~ WALKER, WILLIAM 

ALKER CHARLES r WALKER PHILIP WALKER, RO ~LACE JOHN WALLACE, MA Y 

W LKER' JEAN WALKER, KISOR WALLACE DAVID WALLACE, JAMES WA LLER JOYCE WALLER, ROBE T 

:~LKEY' MARCIA WALL, BAR~~~T 0 WALLACE, WARREN WALLER, HARDRESS W:~H JOAN WALSH, RICHARD 

WALLACE ROBERT WALLACE, R • WALSH FRANCES WALSH, HUBER WALTERS R~BERT WALTNER. CLARENC 

WALLIN, 'ROBERT WAL~~L~I'N~~~ WALTER, E'L1ZABETH WNALTER~;:~~LBERT WARD, CARRILOU W:::DSH~~~Dy 

WALSH ROBERT ' MAN WANNER, JOH ' WARD MARGARET ' 

WALTON ELEANOR WALTON, NOR WARD JAMES WARD, JOHN WAR~OP OSCAR WARNK , PATRICIA 

WARD, GEORGE WWAARRED'A~~:ERT WARFIELD, KINSLEY WAARRFRIEENLDS~~~~~D WASHBURN,' ARTHUR WASHBUWAN.r D~ A~~ 

ARD WILLIAM, ARREN SHIRLEY W , WATERS, FRED • 

:ARN'KE KATHRYN WARREN, RUSSELL N-:' WATERS, CHARLOTTE WATERS, DEA~ATSON MARSHA WATSON, NO M 

WASILK 'HAROLD WATENPAUGH, FRA WATSON JOHN WATSON, MARILYN WAYNE ROY WEAVER. H RISO 

WATKINS, BARBARA WATSON~I~~':R~A WATTS,'MARIAN WA;~~'BM:HYN WEBB: NORMAN B~:BR' :ORAL~ 

WATT, MARILYNN ~~~~~ PATRICIA WEBB, DOROTHY WEBER PEGGY WEBER. ROBERT WWEIRATHE HAL 

:~~:::: ~UUR~EL WE~E~~E E~~I~~ ::~~~EL~OE~:RD WEI~~~~~' ~IS:I~M ::I~:E~'J~~~:~NK WEITZ~L~.SJ~~ 

WEEDN, CHARLES ' FRANK WEISS, MARILYN LCH WILLIAM WELCH, W LLS TH RON 

WISHEIT, DONALD WEISM~~T~icK WELCH, ROBERT W~~LER' WENDELL WELLS, DOYLE WENNER JACQUELIN 

WELBORN, IRA WEL, ARRY WELDON, JAMES HAR~ES WERLEY, MARJORIE WEST CLARENC 

WELDAY, EDWARD WELDE, H NE WENGER, LOLA WENMAN, C WEST CHARLES WEST. FLOYD WESTRICK, JOHN 

WEMPLE, QUINCY WENB~~~~ DL~~NARD WESSELS, LEONARD WESTERGARD, NAOMI WESTON·C~:~~~ WHARFIELD, JOHN 

WESSEL, WANDA WES, WEST WILLIAM NDT HELEN WHALEN, T WHIDBY RO ERT 

WEST, GORDON WEST, NORMAN NE WEV'ER, WILLIAM WEYHG~HELAN BARBARA WHELAN, PA WHITCOMB: W SL Y 

WESTRICK, JOHN F. WETZLER, ~:LLACE WHEELER, WILLIAM HINERY ROBERT WHISLER, BE~TL~ WHITE, MARGA T 

WHEELER, HAROLD WHEELER, ENE WHIGHAM, FRANK WHITE' LAWRENCE WHITE, L L WHITE, WALLAC 

WHIFFEN, FRANK WHIGHAM, EUG WHITE, JOANNE W VIRGINIA WHITE, VIRGINA. WHITNEY, WILLI M 

WHITE DONALD WHITE, DORIS WHITE THOMAS WHITE, ROBERT WHITNEY, IRVING CARL WICKSTROM, Y. 

WHITE: PATRICIA WHITE, ROB~T WHITED, MARY WHI'~~~~;TINGHILL, GWENDOLYN ~IN:~:;iNS WI ESLER, JEA 

WHITE, WILLIAM WHITE, LU ROBERT WHITTEMORE, WALTER WIEGHORST, ROY WI, 

WHITNEY, WILLIAM H. WHITTED, WIEGER, GERALDINE 

WIDMANN, CHESTER WIEBE, GLENN 

THOMPSON, JOHN THOMPSON, JOANNA THOMPSON, MARY THOMPSON, NORMAN THOMPSON, PATRICIA THOMPSON, RICHARD 

THOMPSON, RICHARD THOMPSON, ROBERT THOMPSON, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, SUE THOMPSON, SYLVIA THOMPSON WILLIAM 

THOMPSON, WILLIAM W. THOMSON, DONIA THOMSON, FREDERICK THORTON HENRY THORNTON MARY THORNTON PHILIP 

THORNTON, WILLIAM THORPE, BARBARA ANNE THORPE, WILLIAM THORNESS,' FRANC THURMAN, ROBERT THYQUESON', BESSIE 

TIBBITTS, ANNABEL TICE, DONALD TIERI, EDWARD TIERI SADIE TIERNEY RICHARD TILOTTA VITO 

TIMMINS, THOMAS TINANT, GAYLE TINKER, CLAIRE TIPTON, JAMES TIPTON, KATHRYN TIPTON,' LOUIS 

TISDALE, WILLIAM TITLOW, JANE TITLOW, SHIRLEY TOBIAS, DAVID TOBIASON ANGUS TOBIN KATHLEEN 

TODD, AARON TOLCHARD, VERNE TOLLISON HAROLD TOMAS F RN ' , 

TOMLINSON, ROBERT TOMLINSON ROBERT E TOMKINS . , E TOMASI, GORDON TOMLINSON, RiCHARD 

TORBET BRUCE TOWNSEND JACK TOWNSEND ' LEE TONSAGER, JOANNE TOOMEY, ROBERT TORBETT, SEVILLA 

,TR,N:Y,' VIOLA TRAINER, THOMAS TRAUB JU'D::: IS TOWNSEND, MARY TOWNSEND, VINTO TRACY, JACK 

~TREAIS, CLIFFORD TREMAINE, ROGER TRENF~L, JACQUELIN TRAVERS, STOWE TRAVIS, ROSAMOND TRAXLER, JOHN 

tRIVETT, PAULA TROENDL Y, CAROL TRONSGARD E TRENT, LUZ TRIMIGLOZZI, JAMES TRIPP, WILLIAM 

'TSUNEYOSHI, AZUSA TUCK, LEO TUCKER HER~~OMAS TRUEBLOOD, MARY TRUMPLER, GEORGE TRUP, GERHART 

TUPPER, ROBERT TURCOTT MARIE TURMAN' I T TUCKER, JUANITA TUOHY, DONALD TUOHY, ROBERT 

TURNER, WALTER TUROSKI, ZIGMUND TUSCH W ;~~AM TURNER, CLARENCE TURNER, GEORGE TURNER, MARY 

TYSON, MARGERY TYSON, MARY , TUTTLE, PATRICIA TWEED, GEORGE TYLER, ALBERTA 

ULICS, JOSEPH ULLOA, ALMA ULLON, FERNANDO 

URQUHART, NAGENE UYEDA, ARTHUR URBAN, ALVIN UREN, LEON URICH, BIGELOW 

VAIL, PHYLLIS VALENZUELA, AMPARO VALENZUELA GLO UYEDA, LEON UYEDA, RAYMOND 

VANCE, JAMES VANCE, RUSSELL VAN DOREN META' RIA VALORE, LEONARD VALPEY, ELEANOR VANCE, DOROTHY 

VANGEL, MITYLENE VAN HOOSE, VIOLET VAN HOUTEN VAN DUSEN, HELEN VAN DUSEN, RICHARD VAN DUSEN, ROBERT 

VAN NICE, DOROTHY VAN NICE, JAMES VAN NORMAN' ;~~~LES VAN LAANEN, AILEEN VAN LAANEN, DICK VAN NATTER, CHARLES 

VAN WAAY, MARYANNE VAN ZANTEN ALBERT VAN ZILE FO VAN VALKENBURGH, DEBORAH VAN VECHTEN, PETER VAN VLIET, M. 

VAY, BRYCE VEALL, MARY , VEIT BEN ' RREST VARNER, ELMARIE VAUGHN, BETTY VAUGHN, JACQUELINE 

VETTER. NORMAN VICKERY, ROY VIGGERS RALP VEITH, CHARLES VENSAND, LLOYD VEREGGE, GERALD 

VI~E, G.EORGE VINGOE, FRANK VISMARA THELMA H VIGUS, JOSEPH VILLARIN, MANUELA VINBLADH, DORIS 

VOJRO'bIC, PETER VOLZ, WILLIAM VON FLUE RUTH VIZCARRA, PHILLIP VOET, VERNA VOGLER, WILLIAM 

VOSE, RAMON VOSS, RICHARD VOTOW ' DANI L VONGEL, EVANGELINE VOORHEES, JACK VOORHIES, CLIFTON 

WAADT, GLENNE WACKER, ROBERT WADE W~LLlAM VUVES, MARTIN VULLIET, WILLIAM VVRE, JOSEPH 

WAGNER, CONRAD WAGNER, GRETCHEN WAGNER KENNETH WADE, ZOA WADLOW, DONALD WAGAR, JACK 

, WAGNER, ROBERT WAHLEN, CHARLES WAHLER, BARBARA 

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WILHELM, CHARLES WILL, J CK 

WILCOX, GEORGE WILKINSO ...., WAY ....E LLIAMS CURTIS R. 

WIKHOLM, ANDREW WILKINSON, ROBERT WILLIAMS, CURTIS WI LLIAMS fR CES 

WIESNER, CARL WIGHT, JoA ....T WILKI ....S, JACK WILLIAMS, ARTHUR WILLIAMS, ETHEL WI WILLIAMS, LEO .... 

WILHOIT, JOAN WILK, ROBER LAS WILLIAMS, ALICE IN WILLIAMS, ELWOO~O"" WILLIAMS, JAMES WilLIAMS, ROSS 

WlllCUT, JETTA WILLEN, DOU~URELL WILLIAMS, ED~RENE WilLIAMS, JA;:RT G. WILLIAMS, ROBERT ~;S WILLIS, BETTY 

WilLIAMS, DAVID WILLIAMS, GLE ....N WILLIAMS, BERT WILLIAMS, RO EEN WilLIAMSON, FRA.... WILLS, JOH .... 

WilLIAMS, GERALD WILLIAMS, XWELL WILLIAMS, R~ WILLIAMSON, COlL AICHE WILLS, CARL WILSON, HAROLD 

WILLIAMS LELAND WILLIAMS, MA LIE WILLIAMS, ZA WILLOUGHBY, T CES WILSO ...., IVY SO MARGARET 

WILLIAMS: SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, W~L WILLIS, SYLVIA NALD 

WILSON, FR~"" WILSON, LITA W~ILSO' , STEWART 

WILLIS, JAMES WILLIS, MILTO RREN WILSO ...., D~ WILSON, JOHN . WilSON, STANLEY WILSON, WILLIAM J. 

WILLSON, EDWIN WILSIE, WAJAMES WILSON, JOH WILSON, STANCIL C WILSON, WILLIAM F. WINEGARDEN, RICHARD 

WI LSO ...., JACQUELINE WILSO~ WILSON, SAM A WILSON, WILLIAM ·WI ....COTE, STANDLEY WINROW. BERTRAM 

WILSON, RAY WILSON, RO WILSON, WILLIAM· WI NANS, JOHN ERT WINN, WILLIAM A WITTE, BRUCE 

WILSON, THOMAS WILSON, TOM W I""A"" S, DONALD .... WININGER, ROB ARY WITHEM ..... ORM WOLFE, JEAN 

WILTON, JOHN WIMBER, DONA~~ WI ....INGER, GORDL~WRE""CE WISEH~RLES WOLFE, BE~~I~CE WOOD, JULIA 

WI ....GER, JAMES WINiCKI, SYLV JAMES WIRICK, LIOTT WOLD, CCHARLES WOOD, CLA WOODARD, WilLIAM 

WINTERS, ROBERT WINTHER, WOLCOTT, EL BETTY WOOD, ....IA WOOD, WILLIAM RY WOODS, ROBERT 

WOHL, ARIAN WOHL, ROBERTROBERT WOOD, ARD WOOD, VIRG~ODS, JOAN WOOD, ~ARRY WORKMA ..... ROSS 

WOMACK, ELMER WOMA~~YLLIS WOOD':~:RUFF, MILTON OOL~Y' CHARLES WOOT;~RS~OBBY WRIGHT, BYRO~ 

WOOD KATHLEEN WOOD, FF MARY HOWARD W BURTON WRIG, IL WRIGHT, GAR 

WOODHEAD, ELIZABETH ~~~r::~OHN WOODW~:;~N, PAUL W:~;G, EDWARD WR~~~:~ ~VID WYATT, JOHN 

WOODWARD, JAMES WOOD E'LEN WORTHI ONALD WRI HT WARREN W ' 

WORSLEY VIVIAN WORTH, H D WRIGHT, DOLAND WRIG, YARRI ....GTON, BETTY 

WRIGHT 'CORINA WRIGHT, DAV~UDE WRIGHT, R M 

NRY YAMADA, JOSEP~E JAY YEE, MEE 

WRIGHT' GEORGE WRIGHT, GERT WYLIE, TO YAMADA, HE YEE GRANT Y, YOUMANS, ELMER 

WYATT,' LUCY WYATT, P~~~S YALE, DO ....A~E, DANIEL ORNA' YOULDEN, D~~~~RIE YOUNG, MARY 

YAFFE JOSEPH YAHNKE, DOU ICHIRO HARU YOST, L HUGH YOU ....G, YOWELL, ZONA 

YARUSS, ALMA YASUMARU, YONEKUEA, TOS~~RGE YOUN~, YOU ....GER, JU~~RA ZERVAS, EUGENE 

YEOMANS JEAN YOLK, JAMES YOU ....G, G YOUNG, SHIRLE DON ....A ZEIS, BA VIVIA.... ZUR ...., JANE 

, YOUNG, FRED D ZEGLIS, ZIMMERMAN, 

YOUNG, DAVID YOUNG, RO ....AL THA ...., JoH.... N BEVERLY 

YOUNG, RAYMOND LSKY CELIA ZA ZIMMERMA , 

ZABEL, KENNETH ZAHA MMERMAN, ALBERT 231 

ZIEGLER, WILMA ZI

DO 

YOU 

REMEMBE 

SALLIE LINCOLN, Reminiscently Yours Editor-As editor of 

this new section, Sallie wrote all of the captions, laid out the 

pages, scheduled the activities to be photographed, and pasted 

pictures on the pages. Many pictures were omitted due to the 

lack of pages and not wanting to crowd the other pictures into 

smaller sizes. 

I 

NANCY DEEWALL, General Layout-Nancy gave many hours 

of her time helping with copy, layout, pasting and gathering 

information without getting credit for her work. 

THAT--- 

JEAN CORTER, General Layout-Some of the duties performed 

by Jean were: running down information for the organizations, 

pasting pictures, typing senior information blanks and anything 

else we could think of for her to do. 

232 

233

! 

In this concludrngsectio~ 

of th~'b8 

to put as many of 'the import0r'lt'h 

campus during this year as is possiBle. 

out things which you mighthav~ 'thau 0 be more 

important, but in trying to-cover everytl1ing r we would 

need many more pages ih this ooqk.[hesethings'should 

remind you in the future of the man~ daY~1some bappy, 

some sad, during the year 1950. iTo'l'r!e, this is the most 

important section in this Book. ) have t~9r"ougb!y enjoyed 

every minute of the planning o!,!d work done on 

this section, The things pictured here are the ones I 

hope you will share with me in my fond remembrances 

of my days as 'a student at Son D,!ego,>S~~teCollege. 

. BobStev~n~ 

Editor) QelSudoesf~/ 1950 

that group of scholcrship winners 

flopped Because of the lack 

~~~ . . 

, that week when-our camhPut smtelalecdh;~r~~W:g~nagncultural 

college l' a a e ~. ~~ __~'"':=;., 

that new Associated Student Body ccbiner you 

elected to guide your destiny through the year 

1950~195I. 

that portrait of Dean A G. Peterson which now bongs in our 

Hall of Fame in the-Ilbrcry. ¥ 

that annual tapRing for Cap and Gown which is so 

gracefully done in our librory arcade. 

that senior recital given by Miss Eugenio 

Jones, starting a new trend in the 

music. department. 

that 

sailor's. brawl 

235 

234

that promotion deo I by the PiKA's 

that group of choraliers that awakened the Ijbrary 

thot group of 

f orelgn 

. tudent 

n our com 

u 

that 

response to Dr. 

that entertaining modern 

dance group 

236 

237

that ugly man contest 

"$" 

. . m following the I· 

Ighf gof the 

In . 

that donee In the gy . 

\ 

I • 6 lboo Pork 

that Frosh Reception In 0 

f modern 

that group 0 

dancers 

that entertainment in th e ,-- 

quad. Look closely, you 

may be there flashy halfback, Art 

Preston 

that break between 

classes 

bo I t do n at the 

thot Y 

Yf OU Dirnes e campaign 

. 

March 0 I 

" 

238 

239 .

that at the born dance even the faculty 

kicked up their heels. that Frosh Reception in Bolboa Pork with 

the faculty furnishing th~ entertainment. 

that hambu:ger line in th~ patio 

that potent punch served at the born donc 

that 

red-headed 

AS President 

Steve 

Beason 

that Moster 

'Ceremonies 

State 

College for 

.the last 

that Faculty Frolics - even 

thei r faces. tha~ earliest grad fromSPSC present at tbe 

. ·· ....omeoi).mi,ng cance. 

2

that 

bunch of unmerciful upper c1assmen 

that fresh putting his leg in jeopardy 

that 

little 

book 

that 

you 

never 

got 

right 

the 

first 

time. 

thot egg-rolfing contest by 

those poor frash gals 

that poor frash being 

condemned 

It 

" '...... 

.243'

that hard charging half, Jim Simmons that doy the foculty acted like they felt 

that 

Pomona rally at the R.R. station 

that pretty homecoming queen, Betty Bloir. 

thot first Blue Book Boll. 

that 

Mr. Donlels with the ready pencil. 

that 

Cop and Gown topping. 

tbat response to our cheer 

leaders by the Pomona 

train gang 

that foolproof system for 

voting

that day when yau couldn't tell who 

was Wearing the pants on campus. 

that Lonesome. Polecat. He's stilt 

that way. 

. that desperate try to elude the gals. 

that T3 building. They always closed the closs just as 

you got to the door! 

that marriage of Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. 

that three-Jegged race. 

that fouled-up system at the 

book store 

that 

volleyball game enjoyed so much by the 

.girls. 

that 

whole family from Dqg Patch and Skunk 

Hollow. > 

246 

247 

,(

Son Diego State College Pep Band 

1947 AD. - 1950 AD. 

that night when Skid hod his boss drum heed punctured by on 

opposing football player. There Wassadness in camp that night. 

that thousand-dollar music scholarship from the 

Chomber of Commerce 

thot day the Danish gymnasts entertained 

that record vote for th politicos 

us in the gym 

that hail of coins descending from the cheering section. The 

Pep Band come out $1.60 to the good. 

that joy in the camp when the new head was installed and the 

campus vibrated with music until the boys coiled it quits for 

ever and ever at SOh Diego State College. Hots off to a great 

bunch of guys who always thought of the school morale first. 

that burial ceremony which only the pep 

band would or could dream of. 

that Blue Key rummage sole 

with everything from soup 

to nuts 

that new Fine Arts bui lding 

248 

249

that bunch of clowns that always block the entrance 

to the caf that dance after the Pomona game 

that darn line in the cof 

that even the President of the college has to go through 

that darn line 

that gang at the Streamliner 

every Monday night. that senior Koffee Klatch at 

Scripps Cottage 

that Kappa Delta bridge 

benefit 

250 

251

.. 

III' 

4 

"" 

Lamartine 

Smith 

Ccrrilou 

Word 

Marilyn 

Jump 

Barbaro Maltby Joan Estep 

Leila 

Rice 

Marna 

Knox 

Evelyn Forr Suzanne Warren 

Carolyn 

Hogen 

.Borboro Terry 

Co ro lyn Hagen 

Barbara 

Terry 

.... _sr 

1 

252 

. 

Ah, The 

reword! 

Claudia 

Stevenson 

Barbaro 

253 

Marks 

All 

that suspense just for, 

a kiss,

that group of honor graduates from the largest graduating 

c1pss in the history of San Diego State College. 

that line that seemed' like it would never end as the 

seniors marchedln to their places. 

• 4 • 

that first Commissioning service held by the U. S. Morine 

Corps during graduating exercises. 

that Baccalaureate service where everything had to be 

just right. 

thot friendly church 

where we held our Baccalaureate 

services. . 

that first Moster's degree awarded by Son Diego 

State College. 

254 255

STUD 

that moment when Dean Watson read your name and 

you hoped all your friends and family heard it. 

that feeling of "now L 

bard, 

FACUL 

that march the band played and you had to stand while 

all the other seniors marched in. 

that moment when it was all over an(j congratulotions 

were in order. . 

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257

A Alf. Gloria _ 160 Andrews. Mrs. Julia 1

Breitbard, Bob - 193 

Bresnahan. Robert _ 60. 98. 99. 116 

Brice. Alex ........•.. - .._ _.._ 118 

Bridge. Dan ~.._.._ 104 

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Scott. Alfred G. Jr _.._ 25, 154 

Scott. Mr. Frank _ 13, 193, 223 

Scott. J. Reid ·······- .49, 149 

Seaburg. Glen _ 107 

Secor. John - _ 125 

Secor. Virginia Lee - _ .49 

Sedita. Thomas _ 155, 166. 167 

See, Jerry - - ..- _ 104 

Seiler. Ben - 105 

Selquist, Shirley - - _ 87 

Sellman, H. D. ···.······ 14. 171 

Seratti, Anne ·..· - ..- 81. 136, 147 

Seybert. Bar-bara ·······- .._..- 85, 144 

Seymour. Lois - 81 

Sficos. Grace - ..- _ 16 

Shaieb. Joe - .121 

Shaler. Ed - - _ 164 

Shames. Ira Allen _ 119 

Shanks. Bob _ 149 

Shannon, Mrs. Florence _ 13 

Shannon. John 125 

Shannon. Luanne - _ 90, 166. 167 

Shannon, Pat - _ .83 

Shelan, Dr. Eugene - ..- 10, 156 

Shelton. Helen ·······_..- 60. 79. 195 

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Sherwin. Nancy .49. 83 

Shield. Ray _ - 163 

Shields. Dr. A. E. . - ..- 11 

Shields, Karena •..__ - 12 

Shindler. Shirley _ _ 87. 174 

Shine. David Gaither .49. 125 

Shirkey. Jerry _ 100, 166. 167 

Shogren, Howard A. . _ .49 

Shouse. Mr. Claude _ 15 

Shouse. Nancy _ 166 

Shriver. Marilyn - ..- - 85 

Shunaway, Dorothy _ .155. 158 

Shutts. Mr. W. H - 14 

Sick, Art _ _ - _.__ ..- 108 

Sick. Herman - -_ 108 

Sickels, Barbara · - 89. 172 

Siegel, Bernard I. . - _ _ 26 

Sieger, Joan · _ _ 87. 167 

Sieler. Stanley R __...49. 60. 61. 109 

Siemsen. Lois _ _ 165 

Sikes. Gordon ·· 151. 223 

Silbaugh. Ralph Gordon _ 26 

Silberman. Richard 1' .49. 99, 119. 158 

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Simoox. John Lawton 26 

Simer, Harry _ .49 

Simko, Audrey 78. 160, 167 

Simmons. Dick 26. 115. 179, 192. 193 

Simmons. Jim 179. 182. 187. 245 

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Sims. Rod 115 

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Slobe. Orletha ······ - 91. 145 

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Smart. Mr. Keith L 156 

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Smith. Mr. Deane 11. 155. 166. 167 

Smith. Diane - _ 81 

Smith. Don - 166 

Smith. Ernie - 118 

Smith. Ethel 144 

Smith. Frank 103. 111, 164 

Smith. Fredes _ 78 

Smith. Glenn L. ...- _ 49 

Smith. Gloria 144 

Smith. Jerome Jay _ .49, 103 

Smith. John _ 117, 169. 171 

Smith. Lamartine _ 252 

Smith v Dr. L. E 16. 158 

Smith. Marty - 79 

Smith, Peggy June .49 

Smith. Rae _ 79 

Smith. Russ _ 123 

Smith. Walter J _ 71 

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Snow. Jean B .49. 81 

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Solomon. Larry _...49. 157 

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Somers. Alice _ .91, 148 

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Stimson. Noel Otis. Jr 50. 147. 150 

Stimson. Russell. C _ 26. 147. 160 

Stinnett. Helen 50 

Stitt. Rodney Dean _ 50 

Stockdale. Billie 78 

Stockwell. Paul ··· - 50. 160 

Stokes. Sidney 119. 142. 148 

Stone. Dwight 121 

Stone. Ed 66. 118. 145. 172. 173 

Stone. Faa 253 

Stone. Jerry ············· 84. 145 

Stone. Hamilton 150 

Stone. Mr. H. L 14 

Stone. Dr. John Paul 9. 15. 146 

Stonecipher. Dave 113 

Storm. Mrs. Alvena 13 

Stormes. Janet Hehiring 50. 88 

Stormes. John Max 26. 155. 157. 169 

Stormson, Jeoffrey 154. 157 

Stott. Kenhelm W. .. 50 

Stough. Dr. Morrow 12 

Stovall. Mrs. Harriet B _ 15 

Stowers. Joe 123. 222. 227 

Strack. Philip J. ···-·.· _ 50. 155 

Strasa, Dr. W. L 12 

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Straub. Lura Lynn 15. 153 

Str-ickman., Jack 119 

Str-ing'ar-i, F. L 71 

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Strong. Maurice 26. 117 

Strothe, Warren 108 

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Stryker. Lois 50 

Stryker. Robert 50 

Stuart, Charles _ 163 

Stuart, Samuel Edward _ 150. 

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Sturak, Tom ....172. 173. 214. 220, 227 

Sturz, Sylvia .._ 50. 91. 145 

Sue, Edward K. M _ 50 

Sullivan. John - 167 

Sulzback, Bill 156 

Sund, Vincent E 70 

Sundberg, Dick 105 

Susman. Eugene 151. 163 

Sutherland. Robert E. . 26. 125 

Sutliff. Gharles Weiss _.._ 50. 60. 105 

Sutton. Josephine 15 

Sutton. Robert E. . 26 

Swan. Richard 145 

Swanson. Cliff _ 107 

Swanson. Lucia 78 

Swanson. Marjorie _ 91. 145 

Swanson. Richard _ _ 123 

Swatek. Frank 107 

Sweezey. Donald 51. 223 

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Talbott. Drothy Grace _ 51. 74. 152 

Talbott. Laurence F 51. 108. 150 

Talboy. Miss Ruth _ 11 

Taliaferro, John Ransom _ 26 

Taliaferro. Marilyn _ _ 87. 195 

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Tanner. Marion _ 78 

Tanner, William James 26. 105 

Tarantino. Isadore Sal.vatore. 26. 108 

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Terry. Barbara 87. 252. 253 

Terry. Suella 01 

Terry. W. H 13 

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Terwilliger. Earl W. . 61 

Tex. Joe 108 

Teyssier. Christine 80. 144 

Teyssier. Leonard Edward 51. 123. 141 

Teyssier. Rita .··· 80. 144 

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Thatcher. Walter E 51. 111 

Theobald. Dr. John ······ 15. 61 

Thile. Ed 213 

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Thomas. Ralph Franklin. Jr 51. 115 

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'I'hompson, lyd M. . 51 

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Trup. Gerhart 52. 150 

Tuck. Leo 115. 196. 200 

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The Del Sudoeste, 1950, is your 

book. It is dedicated to you, planned 

for your enjoyment, and memory. On 

this last page I would like to briefly 

review the book and explain a few 

things to help you further understand 

the feeling for you in this annual. 

To begin with, the cover showing 

our campus from the air is the first 

picture ever to appear on a Del 

Sudoeste cover, The colors on the 

cover are as near to our school colors 

as we could purchase. The dedication, 

novel as it may be, is in keeping with 

the unwritten theme, "Our School. ff The annual staff is given more space, and rightly so, 

for their ideas and work are reflected in the pages following their pictures. The faculty 

is larger than ever before and required more space. I tried to get a picture of each department 

individually. The last page of faculty ran into the other pages of the book and 

is not the best layout form, but the best we could do. 

The senior sections are the largest ever to be put into a Del Sudoeste. Six hundred and 

sixty-four pictures and over 200 names forced the crowding of 20 pictures to a page. This 

section is 38 pages long. Some pictures have only the names under them, because the 

students didn't turn in an information blank, and I didn't feel that it was the duty of 

the staff to look up this informaiton if the student didn't have interest enough to see to 

it himself. 

The fraternities and sororities have more space than ever before, and more of their 

activities are pictured. I want to thank each organization for their splendid cooperation 

and support of this book. The service, religious and departmental organizations are almost 

100/,,0 represented. 

The sports section this year is the most complete one ever to be put into a Del Sudoeste. 

The sports staff did a very good job and covered as many activities as space would allow. 

Individual recognition is given wherever space was available. 

The final section, "Reminiscently Yours" is my addition to the yearbook. I will remember 

these events of 1949, 1950 and hope you will enjoy them in the years to come. 

There is no definite form to this book and everything is as original as I could make 

it. Editing this book has been my finest experience at S.D.S.C. I personally dedicate this 

book to my wife for her help in editing the Del Sudoeste. 

Del Sudoeste Editor 1950

Torbet. 1 

Toushee, 

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