ELAns Fail Today's Blood Call Only Forty-Five Answer Red Cross Blood Appeal A marine lies dying on a Korean battlefield at this very mo­ ment, life-saving blood flowing from his wounds, mingling with the dirt and sweat, thc blood of his fellows. And what are you doing right now? Sitting in the Dog House drink- Grad Candidates ing cokes? Lounging in the sun? Enjoying a life that a Marine Start Paying Up! doesn't have? CAMPUS NEWS Today, 45 people will leave their Vol. VIII—No. 25 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Friday, April 17, 1953 Candidates for graduation may classes between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. now obtain their caps and gowns, to go to the aud to give blood in and their graduation announce­ ELA's annual Red Cross blood ments, the business ofiice announ­ drive. ced today. The goal for ELA was the very Caps and gowns may be obtained low fig:ure of 148 pints. in the business office for the total —Where Are They?— price of $4, which includes cap, What happened to those 148 gown, and stole. peoplo who were supposed to have Announcements are 15 cents each pledged their blood by last Fri.'s and personal cards are $3.25 en­ deadline? Where were the Big graved and $1.90 thermographed. Men on Campus, whose names did Deadline for placing orders is May not appear on the list of donors? 8. Forty-five people are contribut­ All graduation expenses may be ing to save the lives of men on met at the business office, located foreign battlefields, among them at the west end of the Dog House- Ken Myers and Martha Cramer, Student Store building. A small the first man and woman to regis­ deposit will hold orders for an­ ter to give blood. nouncements. They will have the benefit of 14 Suggested Bills Mark cots placed in the foyer of the aud for the benefit of those contribut­ Highlights of Confab ing to the mobile blood unit. The registration was open to anyone ROTC units in junior colleges, between 21 and 60, and to those credit for a student government between 18 and 21 who could get course, and co-curricular records parent releases. placed on college transcripts were PLANNING COMMITTEE for the EL.A. Blood bank drive pauses for its-picture in the midst recommendations of last week's —The College Leadership— State Student Government confer­ of work. P'rom left to right: Mrs. Eva Crum, Nancy Lee Miali, Pat Hamilton, Dr. Ruth Memm­ But what of those who did not ence. ler, Marlene Odom, Miss Nancy King, Lynne Humphreys, Miss Mary Serak, Don Parker, Mr. register, who will not give a drop Paul LaGue, Miss Jean Rush, Dr. Louis R. Kern, Rita Holman, Mrs. Evelyn Field, and Mr. Wal­ The meeting held at Asilomar of blood? The Director's List of ter Evans. also opposed assembly bill 1922, as blood donors reveals no more than opposed to junior college interest. one or two students who might be ELA students attending were: considered leaders at the college. Ann Treweek, John Thomas Take First Places Don Bruner, Jack Roderick, Elaine Elected by vote or by acclamation, Zazueta, Joan Weigman, Romolo the students who rule the ELA Bracone, Carlene Gerhardy, Gil campus have been noticeably ab­ In Twelfth Writers Contest Judging Chesterton. sent from the list of donors. Eleven struggling Ernest He­ Claudia Movie mingways and twelve budding Edgar Guests were in receipt of Special events Slated Thursday news today that they were winners With a purpose to di-aw interest in ELA's 12th semi-annual Crea­ Thurs.: Movie "Claudia," with among Elans for the presentation tive Writers' contest. Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young. Aud. 11 a.m. of the play "Claudia" which is John Thomas, CAMPUS NEWS scheduled for April 29 through news editor, took first place in the "War Came to America," May 2, in the Arena Theater, the prose division with "Noncon," and movie in L-7, 2 p.m. drama department will sponsor Ann Treweek grabbed the top "Claudia" a 20th Century Fo:{ spot in the poetry section with her ELA Entertainers Go movie for a regular Thursday as­ poem "On the Beach." To Compton College sembly program. Second place in prose went to The full-length movie based on Lorna Barton for "School," and A group of entertainers from the story written by Rose Franken First Honorable Mention went to ELA will go to Compton college will star Dorothy McGuire and Ro­ Ann Treweek and "Scion." Anetta to pue on a show at an exchange bert Young and will be presented Karmelich and "On John Donne's assembly Wed., April 22. Compton to the students on April 23. Song" was second in poetry and performed for ELA last year. Gil Gayl McMillen "Hospital Poems" Chesterton will emcee. Sarracino Stays Behind took the First Honorable Mention On the program will be Mr. Rob­ As Talkers Travel spot. ert D. Fisher and his brass band, and Don and Bill Yanito doing a "Don't do anything I wouldn't —Honorable Mention— Other honorable mention winners pantomine to Stan Freberg's rec­ do," the man said, waving farewell ord of "Try." to his boys. in the prose division were: Jack Foner, Harold C. Fried, Sheila The Lucky Seven consisting of The man, Mr. Louie Sarracino, Gunther, Lester Hampton, Walter Carmen Gascon, Dolores Jaquess, ELA's fast-talking speech instruc­ Harrison, Judy Honaker, Sylvia Carl Mellette, Dick Parkman, Mar­ tor, was for once at a loss for Palmer, and George Tabe. lene Odom, Margie Nixon, Frank words when he discovered that CREATIVE .Ann 'iVeweek and John 'riiomas check ])ast issues Honorable mention winners in Gonzalez and Barry Kittleson will funds had not been made available sing. of Milestone, the publicati(m in which their own W(jrk will short­ to enable him to accompany his poetry were: Rubin Abramoitz, Lorna Barton, Jack Foner, Sheila Other singers will be Elaine Za­ ly appear. .Ann was first place winner in the Poetry Division of crew of silver-tongued orators to the 12th .Annual Creative Writers' Contest; John took first place Ogden, Utah, for yesterday's Na­ Gunther, Morry Iwashima, Joan zueta and Chet Mueller. Midori tional Junior College Speech Tour­ Kershall, Ken Myers and Dick Mul­ Yoshida will do a Japanese dance, in the I'rose Division. nament. lard, Sylvia Palmer, Herbert War- and a combo band will consist of sham. Sal Traslavina, Louis Mendoza, Fe­ The L.A. School Board had been Old Grads Get Wish; Tell Urgent Need for Winners in both divisions will lix Flores and Ray Palomino. thoughtful enough to provide am­ Alumni News Presented ple funds for the forensic team have their work published in "Mile- Al Chavez and Amy Martin will News Photographers .stone," the annual ELA literary but had neglected to provide the do a song and dance act. This issue of CAMPUS NEWS booklet, tentatively scheduled for "One picture is worth a thousand necessary wherewithal to allow the marks the flrst in what is antici­ publication in May. words," the great oriental philo­ speech instructor to go with them. Payment Due Now pated to be a semesterly series of sopher Lao Tse once said. Mr. Sarracino bade his boys a —Awards— A few students have not made alumni issues, designed to keep sad farewell Mon. as they set out In addition, 1st and 2nd place their final payment on the year­ students and instructors up to date Those who can take thousand- by Greyhound to attend the annual winners' names will be engraved book and therefore flnal copies will on what has been happening to worded pictures are urgently need­ speech function. on a bronze plaque, and they will be made available on the "first former ELAns. ed by the newspaper staff next se­ Mike Halperin, Bob Doyle, and receive a scroll and a book as per­ serve" basis. This will be the last The four page insert in your mester to aid in producing your Ernie Peterson are the three brave sonal prizes. chance for those who desire to get regular CAMPUS NEWS was college newspaper. men who set out alone to challenge Miss Nancy King of the English the yearbook to do so. Final pay­ edited by Dave Roque and Bob Those interested should contact the top speech and debating teams department sponsors the semi-an- ments can be made in full at the Kastenbaum, two successful local Dr. H. R. Paine in the journalism of the country. . nual literary event. business office. The price ia $4. men. bungalow. Page Two CAMPUS NEVVS Friday, April 10, 1953 Tale of Teddy RooseveWs Like It or Not Cheating Exists Toothy Career in Cuba Told Breathes there a man with soul so dead who hath never turned his Tuesday will mark the 55th anniversary of the beginning of head and said, "O my gosh, mid­ the Spanish-American War, a fact which CAMPUS NEWS has term exams." This is that time of stimulated interest at EL.A to fever pitch. ELA is running fran­ the year. tically about campus, buttonholing all their friends and asking Television sets are turned off and most students begin to cram for them if they know that Tues. is the SSth Anniversary of thc the excruciating masterpieces of Spanish American War. In order to bring calm out oi chaos, this beloved instructors. And with the paper has at last decided to reveal the true, inside, confidential, aforementioned comes the talk of irrelevant facts about the Spanish-American War. cheating. First of all, the Spanish-Ameri­ Students say that is the fault of can War began in 1898. There the instructor and they (the in­ hadn't been a good wat- for just Ki-suh's Dream structors) in tum lay the blame ages, and some boys in the Penta­ upon the shouldei-s of the students. gon were just itching to get their If a compromise were made be­ Now Reality tween the two, a probable solution bayonets into a few Spaniards. "Today, Korea's buildings are might be obtained. —Smiling Irishniani— broken and destroyed. Someday the One of these was Teddy Roose­ In many colleges the honor sys­ war will be over and Korea will tem has greatly reduced cheating, velt, the original Smiling Irish­ rebuild and I want to help rebuild but this is still not the answer for man. Hq used to go about Cuba it." there is always the 10 per cent that stabbing the enemy to death with These are the words of Ki-suh will continue to cheat although it his teeth, occasionally pausing to Pf.rk, 21-year-old Korean student, benefits no one, especially not the open a beer can with his molars. who came to this country March 2 person perpetrating the act. The war began after the Spanish to study architecture and further The teacher could greatly cut the ambassador to the U.S. called his education at ELA. cheating hazard by taking ordin­ President McKinley a spineless His dream of coming to America ary precautionary measures such cream puff, something Teddy had started about a year ago when he as: making proper seating ar­ .been calling him all along. They made his way from Seoul to Pusan rangements, not allowing any notes first tried to declare war on Teddy, where the U.S. Air Force took him "They just manage to break even." or books of any kind into the class­ but the Spanish looked a softer in as interpreter, because he was room, and carefully watching each touch. able to speak both Korean and student. At this same time, William Ran­ English. This institute may be one of ma­ dolph Heai'st blew up the Maine While in Pusan, Ki-suh met ma­ ny that cover their eyes to the and the vfscr was on. ny U.S. Soldiers, among them Jer­ ^en Z) rack A idea of, cheating, but, like it or —Rough Riders— ry Rockwell son of Norman Rock­ not, it goes on right here on the Teddy Roosevelt immediately or­ By DufFy Myers campus. Not only for mid-terms well the artist. Editor's note: Taken from Aasociated Collegiate Presa ganized the Rough Riders, who It was this meeting that influ­ and finals, but in daily and weekly —The Goal- were called that because of the enced his decision to become an quizzes as well. blisters they got while riding their architect. He decided he wanted ta Definition of "College," according to the Michigan State Normal News: The instructors could make up horses. Despite what they tell you, learn the art of building construc­ "Institutions which sometimes lower entrance requirements with an end in a new test for each and every Teddy did not capture San Juan tion in the United States. view—not to mention promising tackles and backs." class that they teach, but how ma­ hill, but another hill just this side With the advice from some of —Panty Raids— ny of them have the time or facil­ of it called "Jane Russell Hill." ities to do this. Most of them have his American friends, he wrote a Two universities, one in America and the other in England, have re­ But since this incident is now patt letter to a Los Angeles newspaper three, four, or five sections to han­ of history, even historians believe cently experienced panty raids in reverse—with the girls being the raid­ dle. which was published. ers. it. One school. Smith College, Mass- The letter was seen by Mrs. Le­ At the University of Toledo, 35 girls raced through the men's dormi­ The second pha^e of the Ameri­ achussetts, made a thorough inves­ Roy McClelland, at whose home he tory, startling half-dressed male students and stealing parts of shorts, can offensive took place in the Pa­ tigation of the school's honor sys­ is now residing. She decided to as they stormed from one room to another. cific where Admiral Dewey was tem last month and found that it help Ki-suh come to the Unit­ And in England, six girl students at Cambridge university, having capturing Manila. After three in­ ed States. She wrote letters to has one big loophole: Few students tensive months of constant pinochle vowed to take batlis at each of the men's dormitories in turn, are already care to tattle on their friends. prominent people who might help, reported to have been successful in two male dormitories. playing, Dewey finally made the among them James Michener, au­ "When something is in a system, In each bathroom the intruders left their club's insignia—a single Spanish surrender. They were all thor of "Voice of Asia," who had such as double reporting, it un­ silk stocking. Old Maid men themselves. shown interest in the Korean prob­ dermines the whole thing." The The war ended in ultimate vic­ lem of rehabilitation. —Bright Student— school paper advocated the drop­ tory for the good guys when every­ Mr. Michener replied that he A student who catches on quickly returned three books to the Michigan ping of the "tattle" system and the body got tired of playing and went would give a scholarship if a spon­ State college library last month. They were "Stop Forgetting," "Use encouraging of students to report home. The only thing gained from sor could be found for Ki-suh. Your Head," and "How to Remember." themselves voluntarily. the war was Teddy Roosevelt as Ki-suh was notified of this fact The books were a week overdue. After all is said and done, the President. real fault is left with the students. and turned again to Jerry Rock­ —Senior Slings Bull— well for help. Jerry wrote to his The instructors deserve , the full Vi Tubick Real Cut-Up father who in turn told James This piece of progressive dialogue seems to be going the college and honest cooperation of the stu­ rounds: Lady boss, Vi Tubick is rapidly Canfield, a retired Connecticut dent if this thing is to be beaten. Frosh: What do you mean by sling the bull? getting better after an appendec­ business man. Canfield agreed to Soph: To sling the bull is to say little in a great many words so as to tomy l-ecently. sponsor Ki-suh. prevent the professor from realizing that you are saying nothing. Campus Dialogue Junior: To sling the bull is to say little in a great many words so as By George Weinstein to give the impression that you are familiar with what the test covers. This week's question is, "Should Why Penalize Many Jaycees Senior: To sling the bull is to say as much as possible in well chosen 18 year olds be allowed to vote?" words so as to convey the impression that you are familiar with the ma­ which is the second in a series of terial under examijnation in spite of the fact that you have been unable to campus opinions from various stu­ To Benefit the Wealthy Ones? devote sufficient effort to study adequately an unduly difficult assignment. dents at ELA. By Bob Dey —Ideal Prof: ^ust a Dream— Ray Levin, physical education: "No, because of the way they act CAMPUS NEWS Editor A Texas paper claims it has "found" the ideal professor. He is: and because of their interest— The surprise bill of recommending out-of-state and country One who can laugh with his class; a guy who has a sense of humor small percentage of the 18 year and uses it in the classroom. athletes ineligible for junior college sports was suggested and olds would qualify to vote, but the A well-prepared lecturer who thoroughly understands his subject. majority of them wouldn't. The passed by 2 votes at the recent Jaycee Student Government Con­ A friendly, enthusiastic person who is really interested in his class present age is the right age." ference. and who is aware that ideas contrary to his own may be just as sound. Lorenzo Terrazas, Spanish maj­ It appears that Compton, Pasadena, and Hartnell, all of which One who does not use the curve system of grading, but rather rates or: "In a way yes and no. Many 18 each individual on effort as well as achievement. had successful football teams were strongly opposed to making year olds coming to college today A young man. understand the political ideas, and out-of-state and country athletes ineligible. —Dignity— still many people who do vote do —Big and Wealthy— Coeds at Utah State college have been asked to refrain from wearing not know enough about politics." The big three's main defense was why penalize all junior jeans in the classroom. College officials say the girls should wear jeans Melvin Calmes, engineering: "I believe 18 year olds should be colleges for the benefit of a few. The statement fairly reeks only when milking cows. able to vote because if they are with the belief of "judging others by yourself," which seems ex­ East LoB Angelea Junior College allowed to fight for their country, actly the motto of these jaycees. ' CAMPUS NEWS they should be able to vote for It seems unfair that two institutions, such as Pasadena and their country. If they are not al­ Member lowed to vote they should not be Compton jaycee, which stand above the average California jay­ Associated Collegiate Press allowed to fight." cee in size and wealth should make a statement like this. Official publication ot the Associated Students of the East Los Angelea Junior ColIcEa (of the Los Angeles City School SysUm) B3B7 East Brooklyn Avenue, Loa Angeles 22. Marvin Gurewitz, business: "Yes, EL.A, :ind other junior colleges, which supported the recom­ California. Telephone ANgelus 87261. Produced by the journalism classes of the college. because they are mentally mature Opinions expressed In this newspaper reflect those of the writers and not necessarily enough after finishing a modern mendation ijclicve that the bill will equalize athletic eligibility. thoae of the college or the students. All unsigned editorials are those of the editor. Stop thc importation of athletes and give local athletes a chance, Letters to the editor should be no more than 200 words in length and must be signed high school education." by the writers. Charles Thompson, photography: as well as to i)ut more em])hasis on amateur sports for the BOB DEY Editor-in-Chief JOHN THOMAS _ - Newa Editor "Yes, because if they can carry a Olympics. RON GROFF - Sports Editor rifle in Korea they can vote." CAROL DUNLAP — __ Club Editor —CAMPUS NEWS Misquotes— TRUMAN MYERS Feature Editor John Thomas, journalism: "The MIKE HANS _ Picture Editor process of voting requires also the .Apologies to Harry (Joldberg, who was misfiuoted last week GILDA FLORES Proof Editor process of thinking. An intelligent in the Campus Dialogue column. Following is the correct state­ ESTELLE WOLEN and MIKE HALPERIN Reporters CHARLIE GONZALES ...._ ~ Business Manager vote can be cast only by a mature ment. "As long as there are 2 forms of government, democracy GEORGE WEINSTEIN Circulation Manager well-informed person. I like the age NEWMAN CLUB - Mailing and totalitarianism, the people of the world connot be united." MR. RUSSELL PAINE _ Stafl Adviser, limit of 21. Friday, April 17, 1953 CAMPUS NEWS Page Three Order 100 Annuals For ELAums Alumni Prexy Drive to Resurrect Prepares Boys For Tomorrow Alumni Association Hailed as one of the best AS Facts and figures (ui Ye Old Alumni of East Los .\ngeles Jun­ presidents, Andy Griffin, currently ior college, a chance to purchase an annual, the first in the col­ serving as Alumni head man, is al­ lege history, and election of alumni officers were some of the so leaving his mark on the com­ many things finmd in today's edition of thc Old Timers .Mmanac. munity. Main purpose of the publication A pastor of the Emmanuel is to build up interest in the Alum­ Methodist Church, 830 S. Herbert You are Invited ... st. in East Los Angeles, Rev. Grif­ ni Association and to straighten Celloist Recital*, April 24. Hal Milnes fin is doing a tremendous job in the records. Alumni are urged to youth work in the community. "Claudia," Arena Theater 8:15 send in information on their where­ Recently awarded a $1,000 fel- p.m., April 29, 30, 31, Besides his many activities in abouts, corrections on any errors lowship at Marquette University. May 1, 2. leading his flock, Andy is current­ found here, and info on other While at ELA he had an outstand­ Rev. Andrew "Andy" Griffin El Camino, Color Pictorial*, ly conducting a project which re­ alumni still on the prowl. ing record in scholarship and acti­ Alumni President and former May 7. flects his remarkable ingenuity. vities. AS prexy. So. Galif. Choral Festival*, Orders—Yearbooks, Ads Under his supervision, a group May 8, 9. of boys is constructing a minia­ According to that dean of deans, Area Invitational Concert ture railroad in a garage near the Mrs. Evelyn Field, 100 extra cop­ Band*, May l,'',. church. The crew, whose ages ies of the first ELA yearbook are Prom, Riviera Country Club, Grad Wins $1000 Fund range from 10 to 16 years of age, ordered and will be available for Pacific Palisades, 9 p.m. to 12 meets every Sunday evening to the alumni who order immediately. mid. May 22, ($3.00 without work on their project. The price is $4. Mail check or give At Marquette University Alumni card, $2.50 WITH cash to business office. "The project furnishes the boys ALUMNI CARD). An outstanding student who once called ELA home was re­ with an opportunity to develop "Affairs of State," Arena Thea­ Vote for Officers cently honored with a .$1,000 fellowship to thc School of Philos­ their creative talents, individually ter, June 3, 4, .5, 6. and collectively," explains the Because of the difficulty in hold­ ophy at Marquette University, for next semester. Opera Workshop*, June 12. alumni president. ing nominations for the Alumni The student is Hal Milnes, who He describes the boys' feelings, Association officers, three gradu­ graduated from ELA in W'52 with the thrill of seeing their labor bear ates who might temporarily fill the the highest honors foT scholarship ELAums Have fruit, the idea that the job is never Marriage Gets need and get things organized are and service. Among his many finished, that there is always some­ recommended for approval. achievements while at ELA, Hal Key Positions thing more to do. Many Grads; The alumni section was publish­ ed, written, or what have you, was the winner of the Green Key Operating through the genei-ous contributions of business men in thanks to the efforts of Mrs. Eve­ award, the Gold Seal, several ser­ In Work Field the area, Andy is anxious to hear Result: Babies lyn Field, Dr. Russell Paine, and vice awards, a member of the AS News of alumni working, in the from anyone interested in aiding If you are married to the wrong three old mares brought out of the council, editor of the college news­ stable for one last plunge, Ex- service, teaching, and in other him in his project by contributing person in THIS column, write us paper, vice president of the New­ either money or model building ma­ about it. It's your own fault for President Rocky Sarni, and "fa­ fields, included the following. The ding away" editors. Bob Kasten­ man club and Beta Phi Gamma, terials. not telling us. Rumors have it that alumni office would like to hear baum and Dave Roque. the following are married: winner of many journalism from others. Evening Division—Minnie Kins- awards, and chairman of the Uni­ burski is at Western Electric op- Nate Cisneros-Hellani Horace; Cruz and two future students; Business—Pat Palmer is the versity Religious ConfeYence board. crating a calculator. Drew How­ Pat Hawman-Jack Kirvin; Polly Jack Moring-Vivien Gardiner and general manager of the Great ard is at Candleeraft operating a Galewick-Marty Harabedian; Joyce one future ELAn; Lolita Waddell- His Marquette fellowship will al­ Western Distributing Co. Irwin billing machine. Jacqueline King Shotwell - Thomas Shillingsbury; George Van Mierlo and one future so entitle him to the position of Re­ Gersch owns a department store works at the L.A. County flood con­ Janelle Sampler-James Armstead student; Anita Habeck-Allan Boy­ search Assistant in Philosophy. in Huntington Park. Victor A. Ka­ trol on the Duplex calculator. Jr.; Dorothy Nicholas - Walter er and one future Arena player; Hecker; Bob HuU-Ginnie Hier; On the Director's scholarship list mens works as a CPA. Joseph Other evening division grads Betty Miller-Bill Geibelhouse and Dick Horwell-Gloria Lyons; Claris six times, Hal is also remembered Emmi Jr. is a senior appraiser at currently at Bechtel, Fluor, Braun, one future ELAn; Lois Prante- and Parsons Corp.—are Coridon Warren-Bob Kearney; Xochil Ala- Tom Ellis and one future song for his friendly characteristics Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. Mas­ E. Freeze, chief vessel designer; niz-Ronald Kelly; Barbara Heinz- leader; Vivien Kettner - Adelmo which made him popular wherev­ sie Yuge is secretary to City Coun­ Daryl E. Funderburgh, structural man-Robert Carmen; Needles Koz- John Ciani and two future twin er he went. cilman Austin of L.A. squad leader; Raymond L. Strand- low-Henfy Esswin. editors; Lillian Godines-John Lo­ A Chicago, Illinois, product, Working with the F.B.I, is Jan­ bergh, estimating; James Robert Bob Batson-Gale Forman and pez and one writer; Victor Kamens Milnes graduated from Montebello ette Sampler. Carmen Perea is a Driller, structural draftsman; Jo­ one future student; Carol Welchel- and two future C.P.A.'s; Marilyn high school where he also achieved legal secretary and librarian at seph H. Pacini Jr., piping stress Ken Fetty and one future student; Fleidner-Ray Grayer and one fu­ a brilliant record. Life member­ O'Melveney, Fulley & Myers. Don­ analysis; John R. Sweeney, struc­ Carmen Jimenez Cruz-Armand ture A.W.S. officer. ship in the CSF, active on school ald K. Chilson is an engineering tural design; Hedrick A. Alixo- publications and clubs, Hal also electronics field representative. pulos, estimator; Richard A. Beck- made fame on the athletic field, Luis E. Escalante is in the field en­ ley, structural draftsman; Les Many at Southland Colleges, chucking on the Oiler baseball gineer department of Water and Martin Dozmati, plus many, many squad for 3 years. Power. James C. MacLeod is an more. Quito a man, this Hal Milnes. electronics inspector. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) Active in Sports, Politics When the Associated Students arms, on the way to classes: Ed Council traveled to Asilomar it ex­ Fimbres, former Associated Stu­ List Ex-Elans in U.S. Armed Services pected to drop in on Georgina Tom dent body president; Jack McCar­ Wu, and Emmanuel Aguillar at U. thy, Don Cogbum, Oscar Segovia, NEWS FLASHES ON ELANS IN we felt that it would be appropri­ R. Esquer, S. N. Com. Cor. Div. 5, USS of C. (Berkeley.) Vern Wellman, John Motola, Wess THE SERVICE—Graduating as an ate if we included a mailing list Kearsarge c/o F. P. O., San Francisco Ellis, John Andikian, Salvador C. Felix, 422-41-32, M. B. P. Unit No. 1, At Pomona, Nate Cisneros is Air Force 2nd Lieutenant recently with the hope of having friends Gonzales, Jean Landis, Phyllis drop them a line. c/o F.P.O., San Francisco completing his last semester. He was Loran D. Archer, former ELA Pfc. James Foley Jr., AF 19386860, 11 Ac surprised us all by bringing his Chutuk is taking a Home Econo­ student. Ho is the son of Mr. and Anyone having new information, & W SCI. DN Box 155, APO 925-3 c/o mic course. or corrections on the list here, is pm, San I'rancisco new bride to the East L.A.J.C. Mrs. Loran E. Archer of 467 Mar­ asked to mail in the correct info. Pfc. Jesua Garcia, 11T1163, A Co. 1st Bn. Campus on the week of March 7. —LA State Leads— garet Ave. 5th Marines, lat Div. FMF, c/o FPO SF Sound off: Lloyd Baker can be found at the Paul Lambros and Rocky Sarni, Staff Sgt. Pete Ramirez was re­ A/2 Gerald Brown, AF193888T2 27th A & L.A. Art Center, pursuing his ed­ S-52, are both pledging Kappa Ed. Acosta, 212 Gage Av. LA E Main Sqd. 2Tth ESC-FTR WY AlPO cently promoted to the rank of Air­ Pfc. Theodore Baiter, RA193f;i274 Co. "L" 919, S.F. ucation. Phi Sigma social fraternity at LA man first class as a reward for his 606th A B-n Inf. ReK.. 82 Ab'n Div, Ft. State College. Larry Goldgerg is BraKK. N. C. Franlilin Butler, FA 424-38-82, USS Chara —Former Editors— ARA-58 c/o FPO S.F. accomplishments with the 54th Alphon.4o Carter, S.A. 425-70-18 Fleet Cam­ now pledging the Delta Kappa Phi Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron era Party Unit, U.S. Naval Sta, San Pfc. Wm. Cauirield. RA 19389814 U.S. Ar­ Herb David, former Campus social fratoinity. Dietro my Hospital, 8162d A.V. APO 1105, PM. News Editor, is majoring in journ­ based on Guam. His wife, Barbara, Gen, San Francisco The following people are seen Cpl. Delbert Cesar, US56141847 Hq. Co. 3 alism at San Jose. Marian Kyle and is residing with her parents at 251 Bn. Tth Cavalry RcBt. APO 201 c/o pm Seaman Jack CraiK. FN 4256961 USS Box­ frequently in student activities: S. Gerhart Ave. San Francisco er cv. 21 B. Div. Fleet P.O. S.F. Corrine Howard are also at San Mona Mullenix, former campus Al Dale, YN 3 Box 2, Navy 127 c/o Post­ John DoMatheis. EM3 Team 220 Sub. Grp. Jose. Hal Milnes just received wheel is vice-president of their Visiting friends recently was Lt. Two S.D.G. Pac. Res. Fit. San Diego 36 Skip Webster, former AS prexy, master, Seattle $1000 scholarship for next year to A. W. S. Pvt. Don Deverich, US BC098692, 604 S16 C. Downs 569-45-20 USS Delta (AR-9), do graduate work. The former and editor of Campus News. With Maint. Co., Sacramento DW 6 c/o FPO San Francisco Others include Elmer Gomez Campus News Editor is now a tho Air Force, Webster was re­ Capt. L. Ermoian. N-78B058 Tth Sta. Hos­ A/3C Gabriel Estrada, AE193T131T 1st Ra­ president of the graduating class senior at Marquette University. called to service in '51. He is cur­ pital, Trieste, APO 209, c/o pm, New dio Relay Sedn. Team No. 51 APO 169 of W'53, Needles Kozlow, Julia U.S. Army, c/o PM N.Y.C. Occidental College has Hazel rently commanding officer of Hq. Yorl( Grill, Elmer Wienz, Ancel Lipsey, Pfc. Don Fairbanlt. 19389U0, 3415 Tech. A/3S J. Foutz. AF 19432695 Hq. Sq. Sec, Thompson, former member of our Sqdn. 802nd Air Force Base group 3640th AB Gp. Laredo, AFB, Texas John and Doris Vasquez, Al Pro- T.N.C. C.P. Lowry A.F.B.. Denver A.W.S. Council, busily occupied in in Smokey Hill AFB, Kansas. Pfc Sylvester Garcia. RA 19,101653. Co. B vincio. Alice Esparza, Ralph Fuchs, Pvt. Jerry Finley, RA193892a5 Co. A 94th completing an Elementary School 504 Air. 82nd A B'n Div. Ft. BraitB, NC Mickey Sebens Marissea, Harold Pvt. Ray Weinberg is at Fort Med. Bn. Camp Roberts, Calif. Secman Glass, Alfuras, Calif. Credential. Bliss, Texas, taking specialized Samuel R. Alvan, RMSN USS Pollux AKS Allan Hedrick, DKSA 460-63-88 U.S.S. Bertrand, Raul Perez, Mrs. Maria -4 Div. 0 c/o Fleet Post Oflice, S.F. training in electronic guidance for LeaKue Island AKS-30 c/o FPO, SF Whittier College has graduated E. Jalowitz, Teaching Major. Don Horace Bushnell S.F.C., RA39T6T319 Co. F many of our students during the guided missiles. In a letter he re­ 5th Q. M. Bn. Camp Chaffee, Ark. Pvt. Dwifc'ht Kawahara, Co. No. 4 9605 Fields earned his teaching degree veals that he is doing very well, TSU SWSS US66107615 Camp San Luis last six years. While returning the in Science and is now in the Navy Catherine Wheel Editor ColleKe of Saint Obispo Catherine St. Paul. Minnes. large ball used in the Soplj-Frosh at Newport, Rhode Island Officer's. thanks to his training here at ELA. Pvt. EuKene D. Kreisler US 66104687 Co.-7 A2/C AuKUst Comte, AF1940044T 93rd. Brawl, Elans saw the following With many of the Alumni mem­ BTG 9603 LSU Cp. San Luis Obispo Training School. Maint. Sqd. Box 23 Costel A. F. B., Mer­ students, with books under their bers in the service of their country. ced, Calif. (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) Page Four CAMPUS NEWS Friday, /\pril 17. 1953 Keep Up With Your Classmates ^"^"^^ ^°""^'" ^""^ Colleges (CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE) Lab; and Youssef Rad and his wife, 1^ 1^ (CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE) Lab; and Youssef Rad and his wife Walt Popkin, Eli Sherman and the former Miss Mofidi, will be Emili Gonzalez, S-52, all compet­ seen hurrying off campus, home­ ELans at Work With Your Men in the Service... ed as varsity men on the the state (CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE) ward bound. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE) Pvt. [Paul Mattox, RA 19449032 Bat. C A/2C W. Norris, AF 19422698 4th Mtr. basketball this past year. Sherman Other former Elans are Joe B8th AAA Aw. BN. Camp Chaffee, Ark. Veb. Squadron, APO 970 c/o PM, S.F. set a school record as the highest Recreation, Sociology, and related Richard Pore F.P.F.N. 425-62-39 U.S.S. Xavier Padilla, SA-296-786 Radio School Uribe, Roger Hammond, Ismael Bldg. I-CL 70 U.S. Coast Guard TR. Sta­ scoring guard State has ever had. Valdivia, June, 1949, Masako Oha, fields: Charles Wildey is with the L.S.J. 1126 c/o F.P.O. San Diego tion Groton, Conn. Walt Popkin is also a starting Carmen Gascon, Ernest Perez, Woodcraft Rangers. Bill Austin is Pfc. William Mejia, 19-396-444 8387 TS John Parmenter, Jr. HSAA 425-45-40 US- pitcher. Box 6, Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Ralph Rodrigues, Pilar Vasquez, at the Nelles School for Boys in NATTC, ANP School Bracks 401 Jack­ Daniel Mills, A/'2C A.F. 19397149 28 Bm sonville, Florida Ruth Cherroff', S-53, is now a Aurelia Cota. Kenneth Marlyn Whittier. Margaret Moncado is Sti. 19 Bn. Gr. APO 239-1, c/o PM, S.F. Cpl. Henry Porraa, ER 19329623 Postal Clifford Moore, 42B538S USS Rochester, CA pledge of Delta Beta Sigma, and and Viril Garcia are working for Staff, 1st Viv. Div. APO 201 c/o PO S.F. with the L.A. recreation depart­ 124 c/o FPO, S.F. is planning to run for song leader. general secondary credentials. Ronny Gould SA 42B66B8, Naval Air Fa­ Pfc. A. Rivero, RA19400384 J. A. War . Don Pitts S'52, is the number ment. Milan Unruh and Albert Na­ Crimes DW. Hq. KComZ APO 284 c/o —At Haaavard— cility, Litchfield Park, Phoenix, Ariz. one sprinter on the varsity track tividad are deputy sheriffs. Ruben John Hare, MRFA 42B6705, USS Briareus PM, S.F. Julian Nava, ?49 is in Harvard, AR 12-Div. 8 c/o Fleet Post Office, NY Sgt. Thomas Sey, 1169903 WPN Co. Ist team. Jiminez is working at Juvenile C. Jones, At 8 CVG 102 VF 783 c/o Fleet and Paul McBride, Associated Stu­ Dn. Bth Mar c/o APO S.F. Charles Johnson, W'53, former Hall. Jerry Norman is teaching Post Office, SF Richard Smaby, SA 417-65-61 Div. 4 Class dent Body President, W'53 is at A/2C James Kennedy, AF 19369511. 15th 504-51 US Fleet Sonar School San Diego basketball star at E.L.A. is on the Brigham Young University. frosh basketball at UCLA. Delores R.S.M. Dct. 151, AIPO 790 c/o P.M., S.F. 47 baseball nine. John Barber ELA S/Sgt. Elden Stransky, 508th Medical Grp. At University of Southern Cali­ Thompson is a recreation leader at Ernestie Leverett, Faculty Publications Co- football star, turned his athletic mite, Oaklahoma Baptist Univ., Shaw­ Turner A.F.B. Albany, Georgia fornia, Bill Brewster is finishing A/2C N. Turk 19389357 48 Air Refueling Belvedere Park while Virginia Sar- nee, Okla. ability to basketball, set a new his Accounting Course this June, Ronald Lopez, USS Eddicott II DMS 8B Sq. Davis Montban AFB Tucson, Ariz. acho has the same post at Lagu­ Paul Walquist. Naval Cadet USNR Bldg. school record in scoring and was along with Harold E. Battey, S'51 FPO, S.F. 1451 Rm 134 USNAAS Whiting Field, chosen on the All Conference team. na Park. Arnaldo Martinez is with John Mayer, US B6109835 Co. B. 63rd Inf. Milton, Fin. grad. Harry Tyner is majoring in ReKt. Fort Ord Pvt. Richard Williams, Jr. 56148886 Com­ Evening school grads attending the Catholic Youth' Organization. Cpl. William Medellin, AF 19389638 4110th education; Ralph Pablano is work­ pany "K" 20th Inf. Fort Ord State include Alice Esparza, social ing for an M.A. in Public Adminis­ Joe Colombo is doing missionary O.M.S. 5tli Strat. Recon. WinK, Travis Dino Panicacci EN 3 USN U.S.S. LST 901 Air Force Base, Calif. 426-7201 c/o Fleet PO. S.F. welfare; Irving Corn, sociology; tration; Jim DeGrazio, E.x-Presi- work. Pvt. Joe Mendoza, Jr. US 56108177 9603 Pfc. Arnold Pinedo, 1160012 USMC F Co. T.S.U. Company 8 B.T.G. Camp San Peter Espinoza, Jr., general educa­ dent of our Medicae Club, has been 3rd Pit 2nd Batt. 1st Marines Ist Marine tion; Edna Jensen, sociology; Anita Medicine: Esther Achleon is a doc­ Luis Obispo Div FMF c/o FPO, S.F. accepted for the Medical School for Fred Mills, AF 1942B621 6200th Main Sq. Rollin Postlewnitc. 2S118092 Reg. Hq. & Marie Kirkland, elementary teach­ Fall, '53, and Van Kirke Nelson tor while Glen Price is an optom­ APO 74 c/o PM, S.F. Hq. Co. 223rd Inf. Reg. 40th Div. APO ing; Roy Schanaker, Jr., element­ has also been accepted for the Med­ etrist. Josephine Jiminez Guerrer- A/3C Walter Morris, Jr. 34 T.C. Sq. APO 6 c/o PM, S.F. 963 No. 82 c/o PM, S.F. Pfc. Roger Rhyne. 19396367 346l8t Sqdn. ary teaching; Olga martin; Charles ical School for W'53, Charles F. ra is a pharmacist, having her own Staff SKt. Ivan HalinberK. HB. 19B8 AACS Bldg. 8 Univ. of Conn. Storris, Conn. Stubbs, John Davis, Ed Shamon, Comley is in law school; Marshal SB. APO 334 c/o PM, S.F. Pfc. Alford Shaffer. RA 19-388-097 Prov. drug store in ELA. Sgt. James Hastings, RA1939021B Yokoha­ Lo "8" APC 613 c/o PM, S.F. Sonya Brown. Gilston will be entering Pharmacy ma T.C. Depot, 8001 St. A.U. APO 508 A/3C Charles Tilley. 3406 Radar Sqdn. Publications work: Bob Hull, for­ c/o PM. S.F. —On UCLA Campus— W'53; Bill Harris continues to do Box 69 Keesler A.F.B.. Miss. the impossible while going to col­ mer Campus News Ed, is City Ed­ Pfc. Harold Kolm, AF 10371446, 2996 Air A/2C Theodore Turk. 19389364 803 Oper­ On th^U.C.L.A. Campus, if you itor on the South Gate Press. Police Air Force Base, Muroc, Calif. ator Squadron Davis Monthan AFB Tnc- lege, full time job, and Georgianna Pvt. Benny Linale, US 56106706 Co H 68rd son, Ariz. walk aro and, you will meet Daniel Volk is applying for Directed Tea­ Prad Pye writes for the California Int. Reg. Fort Ord, Calif. Pvt. Eugene Williamson, U.S. 56106088 Nava, who just graduated from Eagle while in the service. Vonda Sgt. Jerry Luther, 90th Opns. Sqdn. Forbes 4608 TSU Co No. 8BTG SWSRTG CMP. ching, W'53. Others are Murel Par- A.F.B. Topeka, Kansas San Luis Obispo, Calif. East Los Angeles Junior College, nell, Richard Piatt, John Gacho, Carlton is the editor of the Whit­ Pvt. Joe Maytorena US 6th Inf. Div. Band Pvt. Roy Vance. US 561981 Co. F68 Inf. Class of W'53 and is pursuing his Daniel J. Sullivan, and Robert tier iStar Reporter. Bob Bates is Fort Ord Regt Fort Ord, Calif. studies in Social Science; Dolores a commercial artist and works for A/2C Rudolfo Medina 123 Golden State Pvt. James A. DeGrado. US 56190737 228 Oldendroper. Marshall Varner, Hwy. Madefleld Hotel Apt. F, Turlock. FA By Biry B Ft. Lewis, Wash. Jaquess, S'52, majoring in music. the Ohio Match Co. and other com­ Ernest Rivera, Bob Erickson and Calif. A/3c Wilbert E. Inman, Jr. AP 19451674 In the Student Union, Jack Fox panies. Felix Owens is a photog Al Meyers, c/o U.S. Navy Sonar Sch. San Hdq. Sqd. 21st A.B. Gp. George AFB Reed McDonald are at U.S.C. may be seen huddled over a table, with the ELA Tribune and Gazette. DieKO 47 Victorville. Calif. School of Architecture. Lt. J. Milliner, HQ Div. Artillery APO Walter Miller, Jr. Personnell Mgr, West­ discussing his "Dissertation for Teaching: Lillian Dominguez is 42 c/o PM. N.Y. ern Waxed Paper Div. IP.W. Box 2444, Ph. D. in Psychology with Don teaching elementary school in Mon­ Cpl. Willard Murray, AF I9389B28 Hq. Sq. Term. Annex L.A. 54, Calif. —And U. Mexico— Sec. 1503d ABG APO 226 c/o PM, S.F. A/8c Danny Hall, 19452860 HQ Sqdn. 87- Sickler, who is a Senior there; tebello. Lois Wells is teaching at Maxine Clemmer and Gloria Al- Robert B. Nail AA 4267187 Supply NAAS 20th Basic Mil. Tr. Gp. Lackland Air Force Merle Nelson and Allan Fadness jj.A. Trade Tech. Anlish Kazarian Kingsville. Texas Base San Antonio, Texas. mada studying at University of A/3C Frank Osterhuea. 40th Air Refueling Pvt. Malcolm Garcia, US 56185721 Hq. 2nd can be seen hidden in the Science is at Edison Jr. high. Mike Gomez Sq. Smokey Hill Air Force Base, Salina. Batallion, 63rd Inf. Regt. Ft. Ord. Calif. Mexico, Bob Kastenbaum, former is at Riggin Ave. school. Robert Kansas Pvt. David W. Osborne. US 56107380 H. A/B Henry Simmons, AF 19464138 Flight Editor of the Campus News, is Pfc. Burt Parker. AF 1939360. 3410 Stud. Co. 7th Cav. Reg APO 201 c/o PM. S.F. 29 Sqdn. 8278 Parks AFB. Calif. attending Long Beach State and Barraza teaches elementary school Sq. Box 882 Keesler AFB, Miss. A/3c Curtis Sparks, A.F. 194B2801-807 Fd. Pvt. Robert Howe, R.A. 194B3746 B Co. in Pomona, Delia Arroyo is teach­ Seaman Donald Price, USNS Fire Dept. 10 So. Sq March AFB. Calif. 20th Inf. Ft. Ord editing the Metropolitan J.C. News­ ing in Dunsmuir, California, Ray Navy 926 Box 6, S.F. Cpl. R. Zazueta, Co. "A" 84l8t Engr. Arm. Ceasar Torres Mn 3/c Band No. 17B, USS paper. Sgt. Thomas Self, 4816 Deland Av, Pico, Bn. APO 970 c/o P.M., S.F. New Jersey c/o Fit. P.O. N.Y. (BB62) Ross at Wilson Hi, Bill Paine in Calif. Pvt. Warren Waite, 56191970 "C" Co. Pvt. Peter Parkovich, US 56194614 Co. B Curtis Joe is on scholarship and Rivera, Anthony Rios at Whittier Ralph Simonian A/2C 366th Bomb Sqd. 123rd Inf. Regt. 44 Div. Ft. Lewis, Wash. 20th Inf. Div. Ft. Ord aoBth. Bomber Wing MacDill A.F.B. Flor­ A/lc Buddy Carls, Bth Shoran Beacon Fit. Ist Lt. Eleanor McCallum (WAF) 18th making all A's. Theodore Zsutty Hi, Carol Ebert at Sacred Heart of ida Forbes AFB Topeka. Kansas Waf. Sqdn., McChord Air Force Base, is also at Stanford and making a Mary. At Ventura Hi is Norma Pfc. Delia Sparks, Bks No. 902 3rd TrnK. A/lc Donald Zeigler. AF 19396370 Hq. 61- Wash. record for himself. Riner. Gilbert Espinosa is at Har­ Bn. MCR Trng. Depot Paris Island, S.C. 61 AB Wing APO 328 c/o P.M. S.F. Armand Cisneros, A.P. 1284885 H.S. Co., John Van Doorne, EJ-3 EMS Box 107 Robert Yescas, c/o Mrs. Elizabeth Yescas Bn, Srd Marine Div. FMF. FPO. S.F. Paul Green, S'50, who worked rison St. School. Gino Gori is Treasure Island, S.F. 607 S. Lorena St. LA 23 Pvt. Raymond Weinberg, US 56108555, with visual aids here, is now at teaching at Palos Verdes college. Pvt. Kenneth Williams. 1185503 Pit. 83 2nd Lt. Charles Webster. Hq. Sqdn. 22nd Bomb 40Bth ASV Enl Stu. Det. AA & GM Trg. Bn USMCRD San Diego 40 Wing March AFB Branch. Bks 841, Ft. Bliss, Texas California State Polytechnic. Arpik Abdalian, PO Boj 7004, LA Alfred Cobos, 461 So. Chicago, LA 88 J. Abderhalden, 1478 Playground, LA 33 Robert Cobos, 3314 Winter St, LA 63 Irving Abeson, 2208 Hereford, Montebello Elunns' Little Black Book Deluxe Jerry Coff, 1251 N. Rowan, LA 33 Richard Coffman, Lucille Abrams, 2787 Winter St, LA 83 "Lest auld acquaintance be forgot" Campus News offers this kingsize version of the popular Ino Abundia, 4782 Hammel St, LA 22 Donald Cogbum, 622 S. Sadler Av, LA 22 Cornel Cojerean, 511 S. Montebello Blvd, James Ackley, 617 El Rancho Dr, Whittier "Little black book." It is the fond, if super-optimistic, hope of the staff that all addresses and tele­ Montebello Malcolm Acree, 4707 Collis Ave, LA 82 phone numbers are correct if printed. All who fall victim to mistakes can form the line to the right Bill Coleman. 2106 Zoe Av, Hunt. Pk. Alma Adams, 419 S. Lincoln, Monterey Pk. Miles Colfer, 1018 Hanover, LA 22 to call Mr. Field, ANgelus 37261, or write to 5357 E. Brooklyn, LA 22. Joe Colombo, 1821 E. Balboa Blvd, Balboa Frances Adams, 2801 Winter St, LA 33 Billie Colwell, 388 S. Ferris Av. LA 22 Shirley Adams, 8321 Eastern, Bell Gardena Ba to Bye David Boubion, 210 S. Saratoga, LA 38 Fernando Campos, 128 N. Fetterly, LA 22 George Contreros, 188 S. 8rd, Montebello George Adishian, 2782 Wynglen Lane, Apt. Iris Baboff. 476 S. Hillview, LA 22 George Bouce, 1119 S. Woods. LA 22 Vilma Campregher, 759 S. Arizona, LA 22 Jessie Contreras, BB55 Morgan Ave, LA 11 9. LA 23 Tony Baca, 956 W. Newmarit, Monterey Pk. Helen Bowman, 8768*4 Compton Av, LA 2 Edward Catamount, 824 S. Pickering Way, Pedro Cordova, 8612 E. Srd St. LA 63 Earl Adley. 1332 Helen Dr, LA Floyd Baker, 266 S. Margaret, LA 22 Jerome Boxer, 103 S. Harper, LA 48 Montebello Ken Cornell, 828 N. McPherrin, Monterey Edmundo Aguilar, 8051 E. Bth St, LA 68 Jesse Baley, 397 Museum Dr, LA 66 Barbara Boyd, 11089 E. Klingerman, El Edward Cardoza, 1022 S. Alma, LA 23 Park Effle Aguilar, 30B1 E. Bth St, LA 63 Burt Banks, 8055 Felix Av, Bell Gardens Monte Buddy Carls, 726 S. Clela, LA 22 Henry Corrales, 37B9 E 6th', LA 23 ignacio Aguilar, 1630 N. El Sereno, Pasa. Norma BanveloB, 6851 S. San Pedro, LA 8 John Boyd, 429 S. Belden Av, LA22 Keith Carlson, 1709 Azalea Av, Alhambra Mary Cosentino. 636 S. Ferris Av, LA 22 Arthur Aguirre, 6B0'S. Eastman, LA 28 Earl Barackman, 1216 S. Concord, LA 23 Nancy Boyts, 7666 Miramonte, LA 1 Vonda Carlton, 12342 San Bernardino Rd, Ray Cosgrove, 2269 Mariondale Av, LA 32 Ksther Ajtemberg, 1019 S. Orange Grove. Byron Barker, 1635 E. 111th St, LA 2 Harry Bozigian, 601 Oakford Dr, LA 21 El Monte John Costello, 1480 Coronado Terrace, LA LA 8B Edward Barker, 1635 E. 111th St, LA 2 Chester Bradford, 5518% Gotham St, Bell George Carpenter, 6523 >^ Santa Fe Ave, 26 Loma Akias. 3001 S. Angeles Ave, LA Willard Barksdale, 666 E. 43rd PI, LA 11 Gardens Hunt. Pk. . Aurelia Cota, 111 Checsbrough's Lane, LA Xochil Alaniz, 8048^^ E. 6th St, LA 23 Gus Barlow, 612 San Paacual Av, LA 42 Charles Bradley, 608 S. Milton, Whittier John Carraher, 604 S. Ynez, Monterey Pk. 68 Jacqueln Albini, 901 E. 87th St, LA 2 Stanley Barlow, 11148 Santa Fe, Lynwood Jo-Ann Bradley, 408 Pickering Way, Mon­ Eliseo Carrillo, Jr, 724 N. Eastern, LA 22 Frank Cowan R. Albrecht, 1029 S. Sydney Dr. LA 22 George Barnes, 224 N. Fetterly, LA 22 tebello Matilde Carrillo, 724 N. Eastern, LA 22 Ella Cozby, 252 S. 7th. Apt. 8, Montebello Charleen Allen. 734 Silverlakc Blvd. LA 26 Robert Barraza, 202 S. Bonnie Beach PI, Sol Brantz, 140 N. Breed St, LA 88 Alvin Casada, 4610'/j Catalpa, LA 32 Edward Craig, 1220 S. Bth St. Alhambra Curtis Allen, 9BB W. 11th Place, LA IB LA 33 Ernest Brees, 3517 Opal St. LA 23 Ralph Casas, 273 E. Beverly, Montebello Tommie Craige, 1277 E. 49th St, LA 11 Gussie Allen, 1844 B B8th PI. LA 1 Mrs. Ruth Barry, 245 N. Cordova, Burbank William Brende. 667 S. McDonnell, LA 22 Henry Casio, Jr, 22B S. Herbert, LA 83 Jack Croce, B40 S. Simmons, LA 22 Lu Jeanne Allen, 7316Vi Wilcox, Bell William Barry. 806 Avondale, Monterey Pk. Charles Bretz. 2446 S. Eastland, LA 22 Marcus Castanedo, 462 N. Alma, LA 23 Bill Croft. 6890 Maywood Av, Maywood Gloria Almada, 312 S. Eastern Av, LA 22 Howard Barsky, 503 Kingford. Mont. Pk. William Brewster, 5416 N. Halifax Rd, Ricardo Castillo, 136 S. Rowan Av, LA 22 Richard Cron Esther Alvarado, 2707 Michigan, LA 33 James Barsugli. 1120 Euclid. San Gabriel Temple City Lucille Castillon, 3614 Amethyst, LA 32 Elois Crum, 637 E. 119 St, LA B9 Gilbert Alvarez, 471 S. Margaret, LA 22 Roy Baruth. 734 S. Kern, LA 22 Bruce Brown, 6520 Gilford, Bell Anthony Catalano, 3617 Litur Av, LA 32 Ouida Crum. 637 E. 119 St. LA 69 John Alvarez. 2712 S. Kenwood, LA 7 Louis Bascoy, 1058 S. Rowan Av, LA 23 Clarence Brown. B1161/. Hunt. Dr, LA 32 Alfred Cendejas, 212 S. Sunol Dr, LA 38 Tex Crum, 637 E. 119 St. LA 69 Adrian Amaya, 848 S. Maple, Montebello C. Ba.sh, 511 S. Ferris, LA 22 Stagalee Brown. 1629 E. 102 St, LA 2 Anthony Cendejas, 445 S. Bernal, LA 68 Carmen Cruz, 3937 Union Pacific Av, LA John Ameluxen, 421 N. Ethel, Alhambra Robert Bates, 10320 Rosewood, S. Gate Zonia Brown, 2616 E. 7th St. LA 23 Andrew Ceniceros, 160 N. Gage, LA 68 23 Leon Anaradian, 498 S. Marbarct, LA 22 Geneva Bntaon, 1402 S. Clela, LA 22 Betty Brozovsky, 4B62 Wcik Av, Bell Daniel Chan, 1807 S. Norton Av, LA 19 Alfred Guilty. 835 N. Hazard Av, LA 38 Mitchell Anaradian, 498 Margaret, LA 22 Robert Batson, 1402 S. Clela. LA 22 Leonard Bruno, 827 S. Bonnie Beach PI, Harley Charnock, 846 S. Normandie, LA 6 Jackie Curry, 6544 Allston. LA 22 Alvin Anderson, 665 Hillview, LA 22 Harold Battey. 536 Almora, Monterey Pk. LA 83 Anne Chason, 107 E. Ramona. Wilmcr Arthur Czak, 3954 Woolwine Dr, LA 68 Cecilia Anderson, 564 Leonard, LA 22 Bettye Battle, 1281 E. 60th St. LA 11 Dorothy Bryant, 11B4 E. 66 St. LA 1 Esther Chavez, 2349 Connor, LA Dese and Doze E. Anderson, 557 Hoefner Av, LA 22 Clifford Beal, 8416 Luxor St, Downey Don Buccowich, 6300 Prospect Av, Bell Mary Chavez, 615 Duncan, LA 22 Allen Dageforde, 6241 Wilcox, Bell Harold Anderson. 2098 Bamett Rd, LA 82 Anita Becerra, 1168 S. Lornea, LA 23 Duane Buccowich, 6300 Prospect Av, Bell Michael Chavez, 2122 E. 2nd St, LA 22 Yusef Dajani, 832 S. Grand Av, LA 17 Jay Anderson, 6101 Prospect, Maywood Rollin Beckman, 360 S. Woods Av, LA 22 Bethel Buchanan, 433 W. Floral Dr, Mon­ Victoria Chavez. 219 N. Marianna, LA 88 Janet Dakovich, 809 N. Bonnie Beach PI, Wilford Anderson. BB7 Hoefner Av, LA 22 Melvin Belnsco, 400 N. Stanley Av, LA 86 terey Park Ray Chavira, 8942 E. Gallatin Rd. Pico LA 33 John Andikian, 652 S. Clela Av, LA 22 Leon Bclaustgui. 1401 S. Simmons, LA 22 Shirley Buck, 2704 Falling Leaf, Garvey Arthur Chayra, 1012 N. Rowan, LA 68 Ila Dalrymple, 315 N. Walnut. Arcadia Mary Anton, 3942 Rockwood St, LA 63 Ruth Bell. 816 W. Orange Dr, Whittier Ronald Buckles, 2012 S. 8th St, Alhambra Ruben Chayra, 1012 N. Rowan Av, LA 63 George D'Amico. 659 W. Hammel St, Mon­ Hector Apodaca, 156 N. Townsend, LA 63 Robert Benesh. 2396 Monterey. San Jose Mrs. June Buettgenbach. 863 Teresa St. Ruthe Cherroff, 5033 Eagle St, LA 22 terey Pk. Esther Aptcnberg, 1010 S. Orange Grove, Thomas Benitez, 2650 Ganahl St, LA 88 San Gabriel William Cherroff, 5033 Eagle St, LA 22 John Dangleis, 8743 Loe St, LA 23 LA 36 Charles Benjamin. 119 E. Ave. 44. LA 31 Walter Buettgenbach. 358 Teresa St, San Donald Chilson, 216 N. Townsend, LA 68 Chloe Daniel. 2428 S. Caspar, LA 22 Carlos Arauza, 1611 Rinehart St, LA S3 Bob Bcrgara, 4422 City Terrace Dr. LA 63 Gabriel Martin Chitjian, 844 N. Vista. W. Holly­ Glen Danielson, 4685 S. Oak, Montebello Charles Arhold. 1638 E. 103rd PI, LA 2 Roland Be-.geron. 752 S. Hoefner, LA 22 Margarita Bujanda, 1264 S. McDonnell Av, wood 86 James Davey, 938 S. McDonnell. LA 22 Frank Armendarii, 2728 Whittier, LA 23 Jamea Berntsen, 5431 Percy St, LA 22 LA 22 S. Chorneau. 1033 S. Loma Av, El Monte D. David. 1824 McIPherrin, Monterey Pk James Armstead. 8660 Evergreen, So. Gate James Berry. 703 Belden. LA 22 Beverly Burger, 1104 S. 9th St, Alhambra James Chu, 740 E. 10th St. LA 21 Herbert David. 6224 Allston St. LA 22 William Arnett. 12B S. 10th, Montebello Richard Berteaux, 2840 W. Ave. 34, LA 65 Neochia Burger. 1104 S. 9th St, Alhambra Jacqueline Chutuk, 737 Clela Av. LA 22 Joe Daviia. 420 N. Ditman. LA 63 Charles Arnold. 1663 E 103rd PI. LA 2 Rudolph Berteaux, 3707 E. 4th St. LA 63 Joe Burke. 4908 Live Oak St. Bell Eugene Chwastek, S47B Lanfranco, LA 38 Lucy Daviia, 4652 Hammel. LA 22 Ellen Arnold, 982 Fraser, LA 22 Harold Bertrand. 936 S. Ford Blvd. LA 22 Albert Burns. 819 N. Eastman. LA 68 Young Chyo, 31d7Vj Brighton Av, LA 7 Joan Davis, 5519 Via Corona John Arnold, 932 Fraser. LA 22 Walter Biddinger, 4620 E. 4th St, LA 22 Jacqueline Burns. 3140 Stockbridge, LA 82 Jack Cimo, 1103 Big Dalton, Baldwin Pk. John Davis. 0454 Allston St, LA 22 Margaret Aros. 483 S. Arizona, LA 22 Edward Billings, 1178 S. Lorena, LA 23 Hugo BuBtamante. 1050 Cornwell, LA 88 Nate Cisneros, 740 Harvard, Claremont Phyllis Davis, 6801 King Av, Bell Delia Arroyo, 457 Rodena, LA 22 ' Eric Birch. 2416 Randolph St, Hunt. Pk. Marilyn Bye, 1238 Charlotte, San Gabriel Henry Clark, 8612 Via Campo, Montebello Rosemary Davis, 2624 Orange Grove. Al­ Ophelia Askins, 241 S. Montebello Blvd, Richard Black. 6819-A Rugby, Hunt. Pk. C's are Catchy Jacquelyn Clark, 8652 Ramona, Rosemead hambra Seymour Black, 631 S. Duncan Av, LA 22 Constance Cacciatoro, 650 N. Boyle. LA 83 Mary Clark, 2981 Warwick Av, LA 82 Lee Davis, 667 E. 68rd St. LA 11 Montebello Robert Clark, 2931 Warwick, LA 82 Art Davison. 549 Leonard Av, Montebello Robert Atkinson, 462 Via Luneto, Monte­ Mrs. Melva Blackburn, 956i/j S. McBride. Mary Caforio. 6710 S. Otis Av. Bell LA 22 Florin Caldwell. 8631 Randolph. Hunt. Pk. Tom Clarke, 6112 Myosotis St, LA 42 Jack Day, 723 S. School, LA 22 bello Maxine Clemmer, 2649 N. Earle, San Ga­ Robert De Cocker. 829 S. Ynez, Monterey Raul Atler, 469 Via Vista, Montebello Richard Blakemore. 5726 Wilson, Hollydale Jerry Calkins. 10320 Pescadero, S. Gate Ruth Blakency. 9821 Wilmington. LA 2 Rosemarie Calleros. 109 Roscommon, LA 22 briel Pk. Dudley August, 2608yj W. Ramona. LA 83 Earl Cleveland, 5903 Ml Gotham, Bell Gar­ Ray Augustine. 8672 Madison, So. Gate Gaylen Blancher, 1406 S. Vancouver. LA 22 Jim Cambianica, 8128 K. Ivar, Garvey David De Grado. 631 S. Belden Av. LA 22 Francisco Blanco. 4B8 S. Ditman. LA 63 Gertrude Camil, 2456 Boulder St. LA 88 dena James De Grado William Austin. 824 S. Sultana, Rosemead Myele Clifton, 4S07 Novgorod St, LA 32 Rafael Avila, 2202 E. 2nd St. LA 88 Cordon Bluff. 8977 San Miguel. S. Gate William Camp. 10284 Bowman Av, S. Gate James De Grazio. 706 S. Lorena St, LA 28 Jacquelin Boe, 8998 Virginia Av, S. Gate Jean Campbell. 2020 S. Lindsey, Pico Henry Clute, Tony De Grazio. 706 S. Lorena St, LA 28 Rosie Avila, 635 Ceres Ave, LA 18 Prince Cobbs, 4042H Trinity St, LA 11 Charles Ayon, 241 N. Alms Av, LA 88 Kenneth Bonnell, 4749 Baltimore. LA 42 Shirley Campbell, 6048% Alston St, LA 22 (CONTINUED ON PAGE B) Friday, April 17, 1953 CAMPUS NEWS Page Five Urge Alumni to Check Addresses Herbert Deighton, Richard Guthrie, 5802 Ludell. Bell Gardens Bill Inglis, 761 S. Hoefner, LA 22 Charles Kettering, 3670 E. Folsom, LA 63 Helmut Dekkert, 6714 E. Beverly, LA 22 Anita Gutierrez, 1742 E. 106th St, LA 2 Wilbert Inman, 2062 Rome Dr, LA 65 Vivian Kettner, 2716 Grand Av, Hunt. Pk. Michael De la Pena, 712 S. Eastman, LA 23 Evangeline Guzman, 3737 E 4th St, LA 6:1 Donna Irion, 833 S. Mtb Blvd. Montebello Tigran Khatchikian, 534 S. Chicago. LA 88 Ray De la Rosa, 8110 Fairmount, LA 63 Ralph Guzman, 822 N. Townsend, LA 63 Robert Isais. 3124 Hamilton Way, LA 20 Bennie Kimikim, 9723 Kauffman, S. Gate Wilhelmina Delgado, 1032 S. Kicks, LA 23 Salvador Guzman, 737 N. Brannick, LA 33 Roy Isreal. 956 N. Ditman Av, LA 33 Jack King, 118 E. 98th St, LA 3 John Dellsite. 2038 E. 73rd St, LA 1 From G We Go to H Linda Ito, 3619 Folsom, LA 33 John King 183 Tobias Av, Pico Dolores Del Pozzo, 4819 Gambler St, LA 32 lanita Habeck, 4155 Witzei Dr, Sherman William King, 4102 E. 67th St, Maywood Louie Del Pozzo, 4819 Gambler St, LA 32 Oaks Jones and Johnsons EllaMae Kirby, 5646 Gotham, Bell Gardens Ernest Demos, 8310 Southern Av, S. Gate Shirley Haeberle, 605 Gerhart, LA 22 James Jackson, 1216 Amalia Av, LA 22 Jim Kirkgard, 3713 Grand, Hunt. Pk. Wesley DePue, 6228 Otis Av, Bell Louie Haddad. 4629 Prompton, Bell Elizabeth Jacobs, 1200 E. 34th St, LA Laurence Kirshenbaum, Perrin. A.F.B., Roy Deretich, 3726 Brooklyn Av, LA 22 Jack Hall, 6918 Flora Av, Bell Richard Jacobsen, 715 W. Graves Av, Mon­ Texas Kathleen Devine, 574 Williamson, LA 22 Kate Hall, 144 N. 19th St. Montebello terey Pk. Jack Kirven, 107% Apt. D, N Ist, Alham­ John Diaz, 1223 S. Concord St. LA 23 Helen Hammond. 233 S. New Av, Monterey Hugh Jacoby, 5905 Atlantic, Bell bra Maria Diaz, 466 N. Gage Av, LA 63 Pk. Maria Jalowitz. 4538 Brooklyn Av, LA 22 Patricia Kirven, 107% Apt. D, N 1st St, Sol Dibner, 2360 Vandalia Av, LA 32 Paul Hammond, 3366 N. Walnut Grove Av, Janice Jamison, 4006 Broadway, Hunt. Pk. Alhambra John Dickey, 941 S. Gage Av, LA 23 Rosemead Catherine Janvier, 621 N. Bradshawe, Mon­ Robert Ki.ssinger, 1816 S. Westlake, LA 6 Wesley Dickson, 10210 Grape St, LA 2 George Hanafusa. 529 S. Mathews. LA 33 tebello Laura Kitchel, 1475 W. Adams, Apt. 105. Mrs. Tommy Dilaberti, 3425% Thorpe Av, Janice Hancock. 2328 Hagen Dr. Alhambra Delores Jaquess, 6006 Agara, Bell Gardens LA 7 LA 81 Richard Hannon. 8660 San Antonia. Apt. Movola Jarmon, 694 E. 41st PI, LA 11 Wilmer Klatte. 609 W. Floral Dr, Monterey Howard Dillon, 4749 Eagle St, LA 22 C. S. Gate Edwin Jan,'is, 139 N. 19tb. Montebello ipk. William Di Pacifico, 14903 Norwalk Blvd, Du Velio Hanson. 849 N. Bradshawe, Mon­ Louis Jaurigui, 149 S. Alma Av, LA 22 Raymond Kleeger, 2419 E. 2nd St, LA 33 Norwalk tebello James- Jeckell, 332 N. Concourse, Monte­ Jack Klein, 8962 Tope Av, LA 2 James Di Peso, 628*4 S. Woods Av, LA 22 Virginia Harford, B06 S. Bonnie Beach, LA bello Shiduko Kohno, 3016 E. 4th St. LA 63 Dan Di Thomas, 10441 E. Bexley Dr, Whit­ 22 Richard Jeckell, 332 N. Concourse, Monte­ Evelyn Koleada, 3628 Via San Delarro, tier Edward Harrison, 1227 S. Herbert, LA 23 bello Montebello Andrew Di Tommaso, 1285 S. Bonnie Beach Walter Hart, 4012 Paige St, LA 31 Collin Jenkins, 3110 Humbolt, LA 31 Harold Kono. 606 N. Evergreen, LA 33 PI, LA 28 Derris Harter, 915 N. Wilson. Pasadena 6 C. Jenkinson, 1860 N. Rowan Av, LA 82 Keiji Konya, 141 S. Mathews St. LA 33 Grace Dizenzo, James Harvey, 196B Bamett. LA 82 Roger Jennings, 612 W. Victoria, Monte­ Frank Kotichos, 390S Bell Av. Bell Dan Domine, 11047 E. Elliott. El Monte Glynord Hasnl, 054 Oakford Dr, LA 22 bello Elias Koutroncos, 310 S. Reno St, LA 5 James Domine, 143 E. Elliott, El Monte Mrs. Rosemary Haskell, 4408 Florizel, LA Crcighton Jensen, 5115 Hubbard, LA 22 Makoto Kowta. 333 N. Mott St. LA 83 Larry Domine, 11047 Elliott Av, El Monte 32 Doris Jensen, 1623 Rio Hondo, Rosemead Needles Kozlow, 1712 Midwickhill Dr, Al­ Elvira Dominguez, 1214% E. 1st St, LA 33 Donald Hauck, 518 S. Park View. LA 5 Norman Jeskc, 244 S. (Pickering, Whittier hambra Lillian Dominguez, 3116 E. 3rd St, LA 22 Peter Haugan, 6848 Vanport Av. Whittier Howard Jesperson, Cari Krause, 700 N. Woods, LA 22 Frank Donato, 6702 Otis St, Bell Paul Havener. Elmer Jessee, 6154 S. Side Dr, LA 22 Eugene Kreisler, 8129% Chadwiek Dr, LA Virginia Dopson, 1845 E. 68th St. LA Jack Hayashi. 2822 E. Srd St. LA 33 Carlos Jiminoz, 263 Maiden Lane, Monte­ 32 Teresa Dorcn, 178 S. Carmelita. LA 63 Tomo Hayata. 3435 E. 8th St. LA 23 bello T. Kresan. Betty Douglas, 6629 Hereford Dr, LA 22 Willard Hazel. 2520 Hancock. LA 31 Carmen Jiminez, 110 S. Amalia Av, LA 22 Arthur Krikes. 3347 E. 7th St. LA 28 Albert Doutel. 2122 Lincoln Pk. Av, LA 31 G. Hnzzard. 125 S. Everett, Monterey Pk. Frank Jiminez, 7202 Pa.ssons Blvd, Rivera Nickolas Krikes, 569 Hillview. Montebello Laurel Downing, 660 Bradshawe, LA 22 Guy Hedcr, 2621 N. Humbert. El Monte Ruben Jiminez, 472 S. Arizona. LA 22 Marcia Kronan, 10421 San Jose, S. Gate Al Dratz, 499Vj S. Fickett St, LA 33 Mrs. Ora Hedrick. 1927 N. 76th PI. LA 1 Curtis Joe. 655 Camulos St. LA 23 Everett Kruse, 662% S. Ferris Av, LA 22 Joe Durado. 2624 >/f. Brooklyn Av, LA 38 H. Hegner. 4668 S. Rosemead Blvd. Pico Wayne Joannsen. 7252 Jackson PI, San Henry Kubo, 431 Humphreys. LA 22 Edna Du Bois. 113 N. Roscommon. LA 22 Barbara Heinzman, 202 S. Electric Av. Gabriel Herman Kuehl, 1324 W. 4th St, LA 17 Emerson Duff, 1011 E. Bennett. Glendora Monterey Pk. Alvin Johnson. 606 S. Woods, LA 22 After K - Go to L Alma Dupan. 601 S. Anderson, San Gabriel Kenneth Helm. 1507 S. Downey Rd. LA 23 Charles Johnson, 3537 Sheffield Av, LA 32 Robert La Brie, 613% E. Norwood PI, .San Mary Duncan, 9617 Laurel St. LA 2 W. Helstowpki, 5331 Via San Delarro. LA Charles Johnson, 729 N. Elcceric. Alhambra Gabriel Robert Dunham. 1973 E. Valley. Rosemead 22 Colleen Johnson, 8989 Hildreth Av, S. Gate G. Lambell, 9846 Mable Av, El Monte Anita Dunn, 708 S. Eastern Av, LA 22 Robert Heman, 3708 E. 54th St. Maywood Cleopatra Johnson, 228 W. 41st St, LA 37 Paul Lambros, 2060 E. 77th St. LA 1 Mrs. Barbara Dranginis, 7808 S. Wellnford, HERE COMES MR. JORDAN Doan Hemenway, 219 E. 11th St, Marys- Don Johnson, 6216 Almo, Bell Kenneth Lancaster, 9533 San Carlos, S. Whittier viUe. Calif. Frank Johnson, 321 W. Garvey, Wilmnr Gate Maxwell Daprau, 8177 Beechwood, S. Gate Rudy Jordan, cla.ss of \V'5.^, is Rose Land. 2724 Staunton Av, LA 58 Herlinda Duran. 178 S. Carmelita, LA 63 Joan Landis, 2552 Strathmorc, San Gabriel Marcelino Duran. supplementing- his college edu­ Willie Lane, 4061 Woodlawn, LA 11 Miguel Duran. 608 N. Douglas. LA 22 cation (He is presently atten­ Oscar Laos, 2465 Hancock St. LA 31 Rose Dvorak, 8457 Mountain View, S. Gate Richard Larimore, 5414% Dewar St, LA 22 Patricia Dyer. 725 S. Atlantic Blvd. LA 22 ding I.,os .Vngcles State Col­ Jo Laten, 6230 Newell St, Hunt. Pk. B for Excellent • John Laughlin, 6058 Easton, Apt. 1. LA 22 Carol Ebert, 824 N. Leonard. Montebello lege) with professional box­ Margaret Laughlin, 4806 S. Pine. Mont- Delbert Eccles, 4224 Garden Homes, LA 32 ing on the side. Many of ycju bello Irvin Edgar. 516 S. Huntington. Monterey Allen Lnzovsky, 321 N. Cummings, LA 38 Pk. have seen him on TV on which Daniel Leddy, 4316 Garden Homes. LA 82 R. Edling, 1858 Ashbrook, Long Beach Trinidad Ledesma. 820 S. Record, LA 28 Robert Edwards, 424 Katherine Dr. Monte­ he has often apjieared. J. Ledwell, B716 N. Huntington Dr, LA 82 bello Albert Lee. 461 E. 27th St. LA 11 Vivian Edwards, 8021 S. Towne Av. LA 3 G-Whiz Helen I,ec, 2923 E. Olympic, LA 23 Annie Eisenberg. 2544 Fairmount. LA 33 John Lee. 2923 E. Olympic, LA 28 Eli Eisenberg, 408 N. Breed St. LA 33 Bonnie Gabbard, 662 Eastmont Av, LA 22 Mary Leis, 8419 Grape St, LA 1 Hershey Eisenberg, 1054 N. Evergreen, LA Stewart Gable, 957 Bluff Rd, Montebello G. Leon. 4927 Gambler St. LA 32 33 John Gacho, 441 S. Mathews, LA 33 Margaret Leonetti, 9113 Isora, Pico Edward Eismnn, 1941 Heidleman Rd. LA 32 Nathalie Gage, 12034 S. Downey, Downey Albert Lemor, 2665% Cincinnati. LA 88 John Eller, 3858 N. Charlotte. San Gabriel Jim Gaither, Loftus, Calif. Robert Le Van. 112 Meridian, Alhambra Gordon Ellis. 3626 E. 6th St. LA 28 Louis Gaiasso, 2727 Johnston St, LA 31 Bert LeVine, 748 Leonard Av, LA 22 Lois Ellis. 2156% Rockefeller Lane, Re­ Pauline Galewick, 318 S. McDonnell, LA 22 Eli Levine, 126 N. 12th St. Montebello dondo Beach Sergio Gallego, 214 S. Fetterly, LA 38 Lyle Lewis, 6723 Carmelita. Maywood Thomas Ellis, 2106% Rockefeller Lane, Re­ Harold Galloway, 67 Molino Av, Mills Val­ Marquette Lewis, 1631 E. 49th St, LA 11 dondo Beach ley. Calif. Esther Leyva, 1865 Ricardo St, LA 33 George Elmstrom. 1324 Bond St. LA 16 George Galton, 1142 S. McBride, LA 22 Jacob Lickhalter, 787 Occidental, LA 26 Joseph Emmi. 7116 Ea.stern, Bell Gardens Don Gambril, 4912 Gambler, LA 32 Orville Lien, William Encinas. 812 S. Alma St. LA 38 John Ganescu, 1186 W. 38th St, LA 37 Jack Gantz, 2410 Michigan Av. LA 33 John Linden, 946 S. Herbert Av, LA 23 Josephine Eno, 255 W. Fernfleld Dr, Mon­ Andrew Lindsay, 4704 Norclle St, LA 82 terey Pk. Moses Garay, 2968 B. Srd St. LA 33 J,aime Garcia, 756 Crocker St, LA 21 Timothy Linskey. 5306 Via Corona, LA 22 Neil Enchos. 5116 Almaden Dr. LA 42 Ancel Lipsey. B73 S. Gless St, LA 83 Robert Enriquez, 32B2 Malabar St, LA 63 Oriel Garcia, 1111 S. Norton Av, LA 19 Gerald Gardner, 8037 Glenn, No. 2, LA 23 Fred Lipschultz, 2630 Fairmount, LA 83 Luis Escalante Russell Litch, Alice Esparza, 4416 E. 2nd St, LA 22 Cecilia Gargan, 2416 N. Denton Av, Garvey Carolyn Garwood, 1200 N. State St, P.O. James Littler, 608 Belden Av, LA 22 Daniel Esparza, 2834 Whittier, LA 22 Helen Litwin, 8304 Ro.semead. Pico Alex Espinoza, 3031% EasUide Blvd. LA 63 Box 761, LA Fidel Loa, 1123 Grande Vista, LA 28 Gilbert Espinoza. 965 S. Fresno St. LA 23 Carmen Gascon. 420 S. Bernal Av, LA 33 Robert Lockbaum. 706% W. 81st, LA 44 Margarita Espinosa. 3632 Garnet St. LA 23 Robert Gasio, 6366 Arbutus, LA Helen Long, 6335 Via Corona, LA 22 Pete Espinosa. 3439 Opal St. LA 23 Fernando Gasporra, 1810 E. 85th St, LA 1 PAUL LAMBROS (right) gets the measure from George Gus Lomonaco, 3327 Fithian Av, LA 82 Robert Esquer, 439 S. Mathews. LA 33 William Geltman, 1530 Sampson PI, LA 63 Rosemary Looschen, Wally Gerdes, 4064 E. B3rd St, Maywood D'.Vmico, bolh of whom are attending "l/.A State. Charlie Gon­ Benjamin Kstrada. 1159 Los (Palos, LA 23 Alexander Lopez, 1104 S. Kern Av. LA 22 Pat Eurton. 928 W. Mabel. Monterey Pk. Thomas Gibbs, 6B34 Eastern, Bell Gardens Frances Gilbert. 728 S. Locust, Compton 1 zales, still at ELA, looks on. Picture was taken during Men's Julio Lopez, 8726 E. 4th. LA 63 Jack Evans. 428 "B" Both. Santa Barbara Otilio Lopez. 3787 E. Srd St. LA 68 F's But Not Failures Harley Gilson, 2917 Willow PI, S. Gate week manv moons back. Memories! ! ! Marshall Gilston, 6422 Dewar Av, LA 22 Richard Lopez, 3619% Flora Av, LA 81 Dora Falcon, 1540 Bridge St, LA 83 Alfred Loya, 319 N. Herbert Av. LA 63 Mrs. Geraldine Faraca, 6663 Southside Dr, Laurene Gingery, 6403 Farfield St, LA 22 Richmond Gripple, 5709 Graywood, Long Blair Henderson, 5038 Nobel St, LA 22 Gloria Johnson, 921'/ii S. Kern Av, LA 22 Robert Lopez, 3107 E. 5th St. LA 63 LA 22 Virginia Lopez, 4629 Fisher St. LA 68 Beach 8 Adolph Henkel, 6342 Brooklyn, LA 22 Harry Johnson. 12148 Patheon, Norwalk Robert Farwell, 2224 S. Genesee Av, LA 16 Patricia Hensel, 1030 S. Eastern Av, LA 22 Louis Johnson Roberta Lubin, 322 N. Curson. LA 36 Robert Fnsana, 1468 Adkisson Av, LA 63 Milan Gjuitch, 8011 S. San Pedro St, LA 3 Daniel Lucero. 3049 Hollister Av. LA 32 Seamon Gla.ss, 172 N. Rowan Av, LA 22 Ray Hernandez, 400V4 W. Santa Barbara, Nancy Johnson, 4220 Lugo Av, Lynwood Albert Favilla, 604 W. Hammel St. LA 22 LA 37 George Luciano. 1919 Jones Av, LA 82 Cari Fcingold, 2323^ E. Oth St, LA 23 Merle Gangy, 700 Washington, Alhambra Mrs. Phyllis Johnson. 613 Keewan, LA 22 Ann Herz, 675 S. Hillview, LA 22 Chas. Jones, 219 Simmons Av, LA 22 Gilbert Luhmann. 242 S. Gerhart. LA 22 Carl Feldstein, 2433 Cincinnati, LA S3 Eugene Goateher, 857 W. Century Blvd, Henry Lujan, 8146 Eastside Blvd. LA 63- LA 3 Richard Herzer. l836 Jones Av, LA 32 John Jones, Arthur Felix, 1031 S. Euclid Av, LA 38 Arthur Hicks, 6008 Gotham, Bell Gardens Olivia Luna. 1807 E. 3rd St, LA 33 James Fenwick, 3939 Perfolz Av, LA 80 Irene Goday, 3084 Guirado St, LA 23 Lawrence Jonc.s, 367 S. Simmons, Monte­ Virginia Hier, 1900 Elm, Alhambra bello John Lunardi, 103 S. Vancouver Av, LA 22 John Ferris, 626 W. Andrix, Monterey Pk. Arthur Godinez, 211 N. McDonnell. LA 22 Beverly Lundc, 411 Alleeyer Av, El Monte Lillian Godinez, 3644 Eagle St, LA 33 Cleo Higgins, 701 Margarot Av, LA 22 Leon Jones. 216 Hillard Av, Monterey Pk. Kenneth Fetty, 5631 Kilgarry, Pico Dale Hight, 10530 San Antonio Av, S. Gate Mike Lujan. 208 Schieffelin St. LA 12 Donald Fields, Laurence Goldberg, 1301 Morrow IPl, LA 22 Robert Jones, 6601 Fishburn Av, Apt. IB, Donald Hill. 2602 Elkgrovc, LA 22 Maywood Walter Lumpkin. 1646 E. B2nd St, LA 11 Charles Fieno, 417 N. Ditman, LA .63 Arnold Goldman, 1327 N. Coronado, LA Harold Lynch. 665 S. Findlay Av. LA 22 Roy Goldman, 2011 Pennsylvania, LA 83 George Hill. 9202 Abbetsford Rd, Rivera Shirley Jones, 4352 E. 60th St. Maywood Richard Fike, 1248 S. Rowan, LA 23 John Hill, 959% Poppy St, LA 42 Gloria Lyon. 306 N. 5th St, Montebello Ed Fimbres, 237 N. Herbert Av, LA 63 Alfonso Gomez, 4729 E. FLiher St, LA 22 Victor Jones, 541 S. Ferris, LA 22 Alfred Gomez, 4074 San Carlos St, LA 63 Milton Hinkle, 5841 Allston St, LA 22 Vivian Jones. 8026 E. Ramona, WTlmar Thafs M Virginia Fimbres, 237 N. Herbert, LA 63 Nancy Hirota, 1039 S. Gramercy PI, LA 19 Lorrence Machabie, 1627 E. 53rd St, LA H Frank Finley, 417 Katherine Dr, Monte­ Elmer Gomez, 8406 E. Srd St, LA 63 W. Jones, 1713 B. 127th Pi. Compton Mike Gomez, 3982 E. 5th St, LA 63 Jack Hoar, 4128 Randolph, Bell Edward Jong, 721 E. 10th St. LA 21 Robert Macias, 667 Motts St, LA 22 bello John Hoffman, 5821 Via San Delarro, LA Norman MacLeod, 3132 Olive St, Hunt. Pk. M. Finney. 939 W. 21st St, LA 7 Robert Gomez, 946 Geraghty Av, LA 63 Rudy Jordan. 828 E. 6th St. LA 21 Sirilio Gomez, 9605 Hickory St, LA 2 22 James Joseph, 449 S. Sydney Dr, LA 22 James MacLeod. 3132 Olive St, Hunt. Pk. Clayton Finstad, 302 S. Sadler Av, LA 22 Benjamin Madrid, 3812 Dozior St, LA 68 Carl Fiorito. 1341 Henry St. LA 33 Carolina Gonzales, 2003% E 1st St, LA 33 Shirley Hoffman, 561 S. Bradshawe, LA 22 Manuel Juarez. Emilio Gonzales, 1613 E. 1st St. LA 33 James Hogan, 5826 Live Oak, Bell Gardens Oh K Pau! Madrid, 411SVi Floral, LA 33 Doris Fiorito. 4112 Gangel Av. Pico Aaron Maerowitz, 1957 E. Srd LA Albert Fisher, 124 E. Los Higos. Alhambra Julian Gonialez, 1007 N. Geraghty, LA 63 Leroy Hogg, 1155 E. 70th St. LA 1 Donald Kaessner. 9261 S. Clancy. Downey Marcelino Gonzalez, 3964 Dwiggins, LA 63 Jack Hogue. 120% N. 19th St. Montebello Victor Kamens, 4913 W. 134th. Hawthorne Samuel Magnus, 311 N. 6th, Montebello Barbara Fiamm. 3135 Stockridge, LA 82 Grace Mahaffey, 216 S. 4th St, Montebello Jeanne Fleschner, 113 Schoolside Dr, LA 22 Mary Gonzales, 1184 N. Rowan Av. LA 33 John Holcomb, 6620 Gifford Ave, Bell Martin Kaplan, 876 E. Markland Dr. Mon­ Sallina Gonzalez, 3314 Sierra St, LA 31 Annette Holperman, 625 W. Main, Alham­ terey Pk. Edward Maldonado, 1346 Murchison, LA 83 Merilyn Fliedner, 638 N. Alms, Whittier Robert Maldonado, 3623 E. 4th St, LA Carl Floren, 1901 S. Charlotte. San Gabriel Salvador Gonzales, 4848 Eugene St, LA 22 bra Norman Kaplan. 3515 Brooklyn Av. LA 22 George Goodall, 524 N. Montebello Blvd. Rudolph Holguin, 211V4 E. 57th St. Ira Kaplinsky. 715 S. Boyle. LA 28 Kenneth Mallett, 8994% Alexander, S. Gate William Fogarty, 1713 Manning. LA 24 Bob Mandarich, 6506 Via San Delarro, LA James Foley, 3731 Eagle St, LA 88 Montebello •* Robert Hollo. 1102 Van Pelt Av, LA 63 Mirkazem Kashani, P.O. Box 3401, LA 53 Travis Foley, 980 E. 88th PI, LA 2 Leola Gooduch, 2660 Van Buren PI, LA 7 Ivan Holmberg. 3046 Glenn Av. LA 23 Grace Kashishian. 1162 Rosalind Av. LA 23 22 Allan Folino. 1325 S. Woods Av, LA 22 Gino Gori. 621 N. Marengo Av, Alhambra Gladys Holzman, 4447 Rogers St. LA 33 George Kashmer, 5624 E. Pomona Blvd, Zozislaw Mankowski. 1280 E. 71 St, LA 1 Oscar Forbes, 754 Clela. LA 22 Horace Gormly. 816 S. 2nd St, Alhambra Nancy Honaker, 2324 Vandalia Av. LA 32 LA 22 Arnold Malter, 1036 S. Hidalgo. Alhambra Darlene Forsbcrg, 14823 E. Putnam, Whit­ Gordon Gnttschalk, 7808 Farm St, Downey Eugene Hoo, Robert K(istenbaum, 6637 E. Gage Av, Bell Mileva MnndaricTi, 5506 Via San Delarro, tier Kenneth Grable 8.526 Cravelle Av. LA John Hooton, 5735 E. Florence, Bell Gar­ Gardens LA 22 Margaret Forshee. 607 S. Humphreys, LA Leonard Graff, 925 S. Arizona, LA 22 dens Herman Katz. 1939 City View Av, LA 33 John Manning, 2828 Cudahy. Hunt. Pk. 22 Robt. Grantinez. 317 S. Cordona. Alhambra Robert Hooton. 7125 Ajax St. Bell Gardens Harvey Kovonian, 9851 San Luis, S. Gate Carl Manoogian, 1260 S. Herbert St, LA 28 Jefferson Forte, 9014 S. Bluford, Whittier Otis Greene, 3734 West Adams Blvd. LA 16 Donald Houston, 113 N. 18th. Montebello Dwight Kawahara. 318 S. Fetterly, LA 33 Charles Marderoaian, 6653 Eagle St, LA Barbara Foster, 1404 S. 4th St, Montebello Paul Green, 3539 Percy St, LA 28 Housep Housepain. 925 S. Hillview, LA 22 Tnyeko Kawasaki. 313 E. 1st. St. LA 12 Sebastian Morino, 661 Sadler Av, LA 22 Jerrold Foutz, 2425 Orange Dr, Whittier Brian Gregory. 2725 Cnmulos PI. LA 28 Corrine Howard, 651 S. Eastman. LA 23 Kathryn Kawell. 6623 Live Oak, Bell Gar­ Louis Marius, 3309 Folsom St, LA Robert Fowler, 6183 Woodlawn. Maywood Andrew Griffin, 301 W. Pomona. Monterey Frank Howard. 1801 Cieiito. Monterey Pk. dens Andr.>a Marquez, 726 E. Hershey, Monterey Harold Fox, 352 S. Fraser, LA 22 Pk. William Howell. A. Kazarian. 645 S. Rowan Av, LA 28 Pk. Jack Fox. 1029 N. Ditman Av. LA 38 Leo Grijalva. 2742 Eagle St. LA 83 Dorothy Howey, 6871 Colmar, Bell Gardens Mrs. Claris Kearney. 340 N. Oth. Montebello Ernest Marrujo, 65S S. Eastman, LA 28 Sidney Fox, 137 S. Vancouver Av, LA 22 Julia Grill. 1223 Court St. LA 26 Robert Hubbell, 928 S. Hendricks. LA 22 • Robert Kearney. 340 N. 6th. Montebello Alden Marshall. ".420 Easton St. LA 22 Michael Fradkin. 1004 S. Ferris, LA 22 Leonore Grisham. 301 Virginia St. Garvey P. Huckabey. 14815 Wheatatone. Maywood Russell Keele. 815 A Srd St, Santa Monica Joe Martol. 1122 E. 88th St, LA 2 Mrs. Ethel Frame, Anne Griswold. 4709 E. B6th St. Maywood Arthur Hueg, 424 Brady Av. Montebello Douglas Kessler. 13434 E. Alanwood Rd. Harry Martin, Richard Franck. 509 W Arlight, Monterey Mary Guerra. 4516 E. Zaring St. LA 22 Herbert Hueg, 424 Brady Av, Montebello Puente Lupe Martin, 446 N. Indiana St, LA 33 Pk. Ygnacio Guerrn. 2313 Rogers Av, LA 28 Rachaelle Huerta, 3323 Jeff*ries. LA 6B Natalie Keith. 231 Blacksheer. LA 22 Olgn Martin. 323 N. Eastman Av, LA «8 I.*Roy Franklin. 601 S. Downey Rd. LA 23 William Guildord. 1240 W. Newmark Av, Bob Higgins, 6727 Florence. Bell Gardens Thomas Kelocy. S475 Avalon Blvd. LA 3 Rudolph Martin, 226 N. Belmont. LA 26 Richard Freeman, 4712 Florence Av, Bell Monterey Pk. Hugh Hughes. 60S S. Hillview. LA 22 Ray Kellctt. 807 Chestnut. LA 42 Thomas Martin. 813 A. W. Harvard, Glen­ Albert Friedman, 1911% Judson St, LA 83 Joe Guillen. 119 S. Fotteriy. LA 22 Robert Hughes. 428 S. Woods. LA 22 Earl Kelley. 6909 Mnkee Av, LA 1 dale 4 Elsie Frisen, 5512 Pine, Maywood Manuel Guirior. 1234 S. Kern Av. LA 22 Robert Hull. 6724 Carmelita, Maywood Roland Kelley. 75B N. Berendo St. LA 24 Alfred Martinez, 4148 E. Dozier St, LA 83 James Fritts, 1664% W. 20th, LA 7 Benny GuUetti, 6456 E. Olympic Blvd. LA Rollie Hull, 5724 Carmelita, Maywood Mrs. Xochil Kelley. 755 N. Berendo. LA 24 Arnold Martinez, 724 S. Davis Av, Monte­ Alfred Frost, 22 Melvm Hurst. 813 S. Simmons. Montello Barbara Kelso. B462 Fernfield. LA 22 bello Ralph Fuchs, 1915 Ronda Dr, LA 82 Ross Gullotti. 924 S. Ferris Av, LA 22 Redford Hurst. 306 N. Garfield, Alhambra Joseph Kemp, 319 Ontario. Burbank Fred Martinez. 465 S. Pecan St. LA 88 Teresa Fuentes, 973 Camulos St, LA 28 Ruthie Grunderson. 723 S. Record, LA 23 George Hyfleld, 346 S. Woods Av. LA 22 L. Kenna. Henry Martinez, 134 Cheesbrough Ln. LA Albert Furlong. 8461 E. 6th. LA 28 Betty Gustafson, 8108 N. Willard. San Ga­ Robert Hynes, 711 S. Fraser Av. LA 22 William Kennedy. 6536% Romaine, LA 38 Joe Martinez. 4228% Fisher St. LA S3 William Fussell, 1520 Abbot. San Gabriel briel Barbara Ibanez, 966 Marietta St, LA 23 Buxton Kettering, 8670 E. Folsom. LA 68 Jose Martinez, 118 E. 102nd St, LA 2 Page Six CAM-PUS NEWS Friday, April 17, 1953 t Here's That Old Gang of Ours' Rachel Martinez, 8361 Folsom St, LA Marilyn Nienkamp. 6612 Pine Av, Bell John Reece, 620 N. Bonnie Beaeh IPl, LA Jack Share, 2424 Michigan Av, LA Check the U's and Vs Steven Martinez, 135 S. Herbert, LA 63 William Nighswonger, 620 Beverly Blvd, 33 Ruth Sneetz, 1833 Graylock, Monterey Pk. Adora Ulasi 812 E. 26th St, LA 11 Curt Martins, 7501 Walnut Dr, LA 1 Montebello Evagene Reed, 1232 Ingraham, LA 14 l-red Sheldon, 439% McBride, LA 22 Madeline Umina, 840 S. Montebello Blvd, Kenneth Martyn, 8161 Chestnut, S. Gate Elwin Niniimiya, 316 Saratoga. LA 33 Eleanor Shepard, 1622 Los Angeles St, Gene Reed, 8510 Holmes Av, LA 1 Montebello Thelma Mason, 1200 N. State St, LA 33 Tohoru Nishikawa, 1954 Pennsylvania Av, Montebello Ed Unanian, 4809 Hubbard St, LA 22 Lois Mason, 1338 S. Fetterly, LA 22 LA 33 Bruce Rehwoldt, 6234 Allston, LA 22 Eli Sherman, 2430 Houston St, LA 33 Tod Restovich, 1425 Playground St, LA 33 Mary Urrea, 977 S. I-'resno St, LA Chris. Mastellos, 1214 S. Ditman. LA 23 Alex Nocella 5260 Navarro St. LA 32 Lillian Shipley, 224 N. Vail, Montebello Dave Unruh, 4161 Sandoval Av, Pico Richard Mason, 5104 Baltimore, LA Carl Nogle. 3008 Via Campo, Montebello George Renty, 5911 Crocker St, LA 3 Fred Shoemaker, 2460 Whittier Way, Whit­ David Uplike, 1325 S. Bluff Rd, LA George Matsubara. 926 S. Mathews, LA 23 Gene Novak, 8157 Cypress Av, S. Gate Edward Reyes, 1200 1 Via Francisco, LA 33 tier Genaro Urdaneta, 559 N. CommonwealCTi, George Mntsuno, 729 Clover St. LA William Nuanos. 3441 Siskiyou St. LA John Reyes, 4031 Floral Dr, LA S3 Charles Sholdes, 1000 Park, Arcadia William Mattson, 11526 E. Dicky, Whittier Rose Nunez. 12104 Weaver. El Monte Joyce Shotwell, 211 W. Montecito Dr, El LA Raul Reyes, Joe Uribe, 461 S. Fickett St, LA 83 Art Mautner, 4307 Mandalay Dr. LA 33 Guillermo Nuno, 6229 Palm Dr. La Canada, Monte Ray Mautner, 4301 Mandalay Dr, LA 83 Calif. Don Reynolds, 3601 Sabina St, LA 28 Robert Uro. 938% S. Townsend Av, LA 63 Margaret Sicard, 1006 San Jose, S. Gate Letitia Ursa, 131 S. Marguerita Av, Mon­ Richard Maxwell. 926 E. 35th St, LA 11 Georgo Rhodes, 1417 S. Del Mar Av, San Donald Sickler, 623 W. Graves Av, Mon­ Oh - O's Gabriel terey Pk. John Mayer. 9B6 S. La Verne Av. LA 22 Bill O'Beimito, 6317 Southside Dr, LA terey Pk. Maxwell Mayner. 926% E. 36th St, LA George Ricci. 1811 Park Dr. LA 26 Frank Valadez, 8736 E. Oth St, LA 23 Herman Obregon, 707 E. El Monte St, San Clara Sid, 2218 Stallo Av, San Gabriel Michael Valdez, 1151 Marietta, LA 28 Joe Maytorena, 461 S. Savannah, LA Charles Rich, 307 S. Boyle Av, LA 33 Randolph Sidle, 1441 Via Las Vegas, LA Mary Mead. 2523 E. 57th St. Hunt Pk. Giibriei Edith Rich, 4934 Kinsie St, LA 22 Ismael Valdivia, 1917 Judson St, LA Jack Silas, 746 E. Adams Blvd, LA Leo Valloe, 221 N. Alhambra, Monterey Pk. Robert Meade. 127 Russell. Monterey Pk. Albert O'Daly, 5261 Via Corona, LA David Silver, 625% S. Soto St, LA 23 Daniel Means. 6324 Hollenbeck. Hunt. (Pk. Ted Odam. 11004 S. Inez. Whittier Pedro Valles, 4232 Folsom St, LA 33 Arthur Silvers, 1180 E. 51st St, LA 11 Roy Van Leuven, H. Meany, 6501 Fishburn Av, Maywood Itohert Oldcndorph, 846 Westboro, Alham­ Donald Silva, 1157 Calzona St, LA 23 Hortencia Medina, 951 S. Dacotah St, LA bra Perfocto Simental, 1339 N. Dickson, LA George Van Mierlo, 3008% N. Main St, LA Max Medina, 5016 O'Sullivan Dr. LA 32 Gale O'Donnell. N. 6364 Peck Rd, El Monto Itobert Siminoff, 1432 E. 8l3t St, LA Lolita Van Mierlo, 3008% N. Main St, LA Avrum Medow. 555 S. Soto St. LA Florence Ogawa, 3667 Folsom St, LA 63 Henry Simmons, 428 W. 62nd St, LA 3 Franklin Van Stralen, 7118 Chanslor, Bell H. Medrano. 2917 Lanfranco St. LA Daniel G'Keofe, 1929Vi E. 11th St, LA Lorraine Simonian, 417 N. 12th St, Monte­ George Van Voorhis, 620 Katherine Dr, Raymond Meek. 1941 Lansdowne Av, LA Edward Olivarez, 4470 Catalpa, LA bello Montebello Bill Meese. 4851 E. Slauson, Maywood Usbaldo Olivas, 849 Sunset Blvd, LA Earl Singleton, 10126 Dorothy Av, S. Gate Alfredo Vargas, 708% S. Vancouver, LA Sam Moisonhelder, 0139 Easton St, LA 22 Robert Olsen, 467 Belden Av. LA Nancy Skow, 1315 Clela, LA 22 Marshall Varner. 6238 Navarro St, LA 32 Al Mejia. 4320 Mercury Av, LA Darlene Ong, 8032 E. Stewart & Gray Rd. Robert Sladky, 7401,4 S. Kern, LA 22 John Vasquez, 8006 Wilcox Av. LA Edward Mcketarian. 627 Si Hillview, LA 22 Downey John Smart, 4614 Eagle St, LA 22 Pilar Vasquez. 4435 E. 2nd St, LA 22 Michael Meketarian, 1716 Bridge St. LA 32 Richard Organista. 529 S. Brci-d. LA 33 Alberta Smith, 2660 California, Hunt. (Pk. T. Vaughn. 216 D. St. Davis, Calif. Sampson Meketarian. 4442 Tuttle. LA 23 Robert Orman. 2706 Boulder St. LA John Smith, 6600 Southside Dr, LA Evelyn Vawter. 725 Lashbrook. El Monte Robert Mericle. 541 Main St, Chadron, Ne­ Robert Orona, 8926 E. Ibsen, Pico Nava Mrakich Robert Smith, 3011 Wellington Rd, LA Alfredo Vega, 2418 Folsom, LA 23 David Orozco, 2515 Michigan, LA 33 Graciela Velasco, 9112 Millergrove, Whit­ braska Barbara Richards, 657 S. Hendricks, LA 22 Robert Smith, 1334 S. Clela Av, LA 22 Martin Meyer, 836 S. Berendo St. LA Hector Orozco, 6819 Repetto, LA 22 tier Edward Richards, 1337 Crusado Lane, LA R. Smithson, 736 S. Gerhart, LA Neil Meyers. 1217 N. Durfee. Pico Servando Ortega, 952 Spence St, LA William Smith, 1801 S. Cordova, Alhambra Verdi Ventling, Robert Michnlis. 936 Oneonta Dr, LA Noemi Ortegon, 4330 Eugene St, LA 33 Jerry Snyder, 3218 Euclid Av, Lynwood Christian Vesper, 148 Church, Pico, CaifT. Alfred Milano, 1428 S. Sherbourne Dr, LA Mary Oskie, 4345 E, B2nd St, Maywood Maralee Richardson, 6427 Sherman Way, Jerry Sokol, 321 E. San Marino, Alham­ Arthur Vidato, 13632 Grape Av, Compton Frank Osterhues, 4355 E. 54th, Maywood Uell bra Louise Vierra, 711 Belden Av', LA 22 35 Frances Otto, 436 Drightwood, Monterey Stuart Milburn. 8122 Aliz Av. LA 1 Margaret Ridpath, 1501 S. Ethel, Alhambra Louis Solano, 710 S. Kern Av, LA 22 George Villa. Marie Miles. 835 S. Durffce Av, El Monte Pk. Louis Ridgeway. 1410 S. Clela, LA 22 Alfred Soils, 1013 N. Breed St, LA 33 Ruben Villegas, 3063 Ganahl St, LA Dolin Millon. 7107 Wilcox. Boll Ernest Owens, 812 N. Simmons, LA 22 Roland Rieder, 809 Mountain View, Monte­ Isaac Soltas, 541 S. Soto St, LA 32 Julian Villeseas, 4653 Fisher St, LA David Millor, 10513 Dorothy. S. Gate Christie Ozawa, 2539 E. 2nd St. LA bello Glenn Sopp, 6000 Heliotrope Av, Maywood Douglas Vincent, 5651 Verdun Av. LA 43 Betty Miller. 61523^', Dennison. E. LA Paul Ozawa. 2539 E. 2nd St, LA Michael Rihbany, 667 Williamson, LA 22 A. Sorensen, 2622 N. La Pocsa, San Gabriel Raymond Vincenti, 6438 Brooklyn, LA 22 Betty Miller, 3609 E. 60th St, LA Watch Your P's and Q's Norma Riner, 2641 Jackson Av, Wilmar Rupert Soto, 1412 Pennsylvania, LA Rudy Vizearra, 3768 Mackenzie Av, LA 32 David Miller. Betty Padilla, 348 N. Maple. Montebello Evelyn Ringgold, 1362 W. 20th, LA 7 William Soto, 561 S. Clarence St, LA Roy Vizzini, 1106 S. Clela. LA 22 Helen Paget, 4003 Princeton St, LA 23 Albert Rios, 674 S. Hoefner Av, LA 22 Edward Miller, 6152^1 Dennison, E. LA 22 Margaret Sparks, 3471 Lanfranco, LA 68 Georgiana Volk, 344 De La Fuente. Mon­ William Paget, 4003 Princeton St. LA 23 Blanca Rios, 940 Hollins St, LA Richard Spates, 3113 Live Oak. Hunt Pk. terey Pk. John Millor. 1522 S. Duncan Av, LA 22 Doris Palmer, 3464 Whittier Blvd, LA 23 Corrine Rios, 4415 E. Oth St, LA Kenneth Miller. 7109 Newell, Hunt. Pk. Velma Spencer, 10331 San Juan, S. Gate .Tohn Volkoff. 2840 Guirado. LA 23 Patricia Palmer, Box 6717, LA 22 Ernest Rivera, 3346 Garnet St, LA William Spiegel, 1106% Stone St, LA Elmer Vollnogle. 8144 Beach St, LA Walter Miller. 5541 E. Faye. Bell Gardens John Palmer, 420 A Washington Av, El Esther Rivera, .John Milligan, 1271 S. Wilkins Av. E. LA Gerald Spitzer, 324 S. Sadler, LA 22 Glenn Voorheos, 629 W. Fernfield Dr. Mon­ James Milne. 123 N. Alhambra. Monterey Monte Robert Roan, 1809 S. El Molino. Alhambra Wallace Spraig, 1230 S. McDonnell, LA 22 terey Pk. Pk. Arthur Parodes, 527 Grande Vista, LA 63 A Robertson. 961 S. Kern Av. LA 22 Paul Spurlock, 414 E. 64th St. LA 3 Donald Vucetich, 2311 Charlotte St, LA 33 Harold Milnes, 528 S. Gerhart, LA 22 Robert Parhams, 11621 Belbaven. LA 59 Elizabeth Robinson, 410 S. Chandler, Mon. William Staiger, 8468 Elizabeth, S. Gate Lots of W's Bill Minasian, 1213 S. Indinana, LA 23 June Parker, 363 Teresa St, San Gabriel terey Pk. Lawrence Stanley, 2950 Van Buren PI, LA Mahmoud Waari, 832 S. Grand Av, LA Isreal Mireles, 2814 Guirado St, LA M. Parnell. 556 W. 90th St. LA Grace Robinson, 5724 E. Gage, Bell Gardens Jeanette Steele, Fred Wagner, 1268 S. Townsend, LA 23 Anthony Papac. 3452 Eagle St. LA 22 Richard Robinson, 2952 Wynwood Lane. Velma Mixon. 1992 E. 110th St. LA Luther Steele, 2448 Nance St, Downey John Wagner, 204 N. Mapie, Monterey Pk. Kenneth Miyashiro, 606 N. Evergreen, LA Harry Papilli, 619',4 Amalia Av, LA 22 LA 23 Lois Wagner, John Pasek, 718 N. Avenue 53, LA 42 Marvin Steggell, 723 Bradshawe, LA 33 Robert Robinson, 7002 Fishburn Av, Bell Phil Pavlosky, 501 S. Sadler Av, LA Royce Robinson, 612% Clela, LA 22 Joe Stein, 702% S. Simmons, LA Warren Waite. 3917 Walnut St, Bell Marjorie Moir, 301 S. Simmons, Montebello Doris Pauley, 8006 Millergrove Dr, Whittier Edward Steinbarger, 133% S. Calif Av, George Wakayama, 1320 Pleasant, LA 33 Roy Moir. 400 S. Clela. LA 22 Alfr«l Rodriquez. 4613 E. 1st St, LA 22 Everett Pearson, 319 S. Simmons Av. Mon­ John Rodriquez, 822 S. Herbert, LA 23 Montebello Bill Walker, 9412 San Miguel Av, S. Gate Joseph Monaci. 1325 Henry St. LA tebello Dan Steiner, 2615 Norwood PI, Alhambra Jack Wallier, 10427 San Luis Av, S. Gate Carmen Moncada. 921 N. Geraghty. LA 33 Lupe Rodriquez. 3968 E. Hammel. LA 33 Hector Pelayo. 1266 S. Townsend Av, LA Olivia Rodriquez, 242 N. Avenue 26, LA 31 Clarence Stevens, 2356 Charnwood, LA 32 James Walker, 1366 E. 20th St, LA -Margaret Moncada. 921 N. Geraghty. LA Abelardo Pena, 209 S. Dickorson. LA 33 Phillip Stevens, 4388 Lovett St, LA 23 Robert Waltman. 2164 Cowlin. LA 22 33 Ralph Rodriquez. 428 S. Bernal Av, LA 63 Joan Penn, 906 W. 60th St. LA Raymond Rodriquez, 330 N. Carmelita, LA M. Stewart. 6464 Dennison, LA 22 Dan Wanias. 651 S. Hendricks, LA Martin Montano, 2116 N. Indiana. LA 32 Burton Wapner, 111 S. St. Louis St. LA Carmen (Perea. 3075 E. 6th St, LA 63 Ruby Stevens, 6330 Riverside Av, Bell Erneso Montano, 3023 Eastside Blvd. LA 23 Emma Perez, 232 N. Rowan Av. LA 63 Delbert Stillwell, 8797 E. Olympic Blvd, Earle Warner, 6322 E. Brooklyn, LA John Monteiro. 2834 Whittier Blvd. LA ES Eloise Rootta. 3608 Sierra St. LA Clyde Warnholt. 629 S. La Verne, LA 22 Ernest Perez, 116 N. Avenue 22, LA 31 Isabel Romero, 2725 Boulder St, LA 83 22 Fred Monies, 4311 E. 5th St, LA 23 Guadalupe Perez, 714 S. Fresno. LA Jeanne Stoblman, 3113 Via Corona, Monte­ Allen Warren, 3112 N. Rosemead BlvB, Anna Moore. 6607 Hesperia, Resedia Richard Roos, 2545 Kansas, S. Gate Luis Perez, 714 S. Fresno, LA 23 David Roque, 3944 E.' Bth St, LA 63 bello Rosemead Cathryn J^oore. Manuel Perez. 122% N. Avenue 22. LA Dale St. George, 6038 Clarkson, Maywood Emma Washington, 361 E. 36th St. LA 11 Anthony Morales, Marvin Rosen. 615 Oakford Dr. LA 22 Raul Perez, 132 S. Gless St, LA 33 Thea Roser, 4405 Santa Ana. Bell Diana Stone, 448 Margaret Av, LA 22 Samuel Washington, 2826 S. La Salle Av, George Morales, 637 N. Vancouver, LA 22 Warren Perez, 2834 Whittier Blvd, LA 23 Tomi Ross, 798 E. 41st St. LA James Stoops, 3101 Via Corona, Monte­ Apt. 202, LA 1 Maria Morales. 743 Yale St, LA B. Perini. 1424 San Pablo St. LA 22 Ray Ross, 572 S. Ferris Av. LA bello Koigo Watanabe, 1231 Sycamore Av, Mon­ Raquel Morales, 252% S. Sadler Av, LA Frank Peri. 679 Margaret. LA 22 Robert Ross, 416 S. Betty Av, LA 22 Eugene Streny, 802 S. Baldwin Av, Temple tebello Raquel C. Morales, 252% S. Sadler, LA Robert Perry, 16020 Double Grove, Puente Edward Roth, 4104 Flower, Cudahay City Frank Watts, 704 El Mercado Av, Mon­ Francisco Moreno, 317 Sur, Pastevr; Dur- Raymond Pesci, 8934 Cypress Av, S. Gate Seymour Roth, 2138 La Salle Av, LA 18 Laura Struikman, 3629 E. 61 St, Hunt. Pk. terey Pk. mgo, Dgo, Mexico Robert Pesci, 0225 Carmelita, Bell Alvin Rothman, 8659 State St, S. Gate Stuart Spencer, 144 Highciiff, San Gabriel Dale Webb, 1230 Hillview St, Whittier Miguel Moreno. 640 S. Gerhart Av, LA 22 Frank Pesqueira, 8060 Eastside Blvd. LA Arnold Rothstein, 2047% Brooklyn. LA 33 Charles Stubbs, 1363 S. Spruce, Montebello Patricia Webb. 2947 Sussex Lane, LA 23 Consuelo, Morineau, 3551 E. Srd St, LA S3 Loo Rozanek, 609 S. La Verne Av, LA Ariene Stuhlman, 2336 Warwick, LA 32 Evelyn VVebbeking, 660 N. Leonard St, Jack Moring, 1820 Washington, Monte­ 63 Sonya Peters, 611 Hoffner, LA 22 Sam Rubenstein. 499% S. Fickett. LA 33 Shirley Stuhr, 328 S. Marengo. Alhambra Montebello bello Bernard Rubin. 206 S. Woods Av. LA 22 George Stumpf, 4919 Slayman Av, Pico Ken Weber, 1138 W. Newmark, LA John Morris, 5619 Everett Av, Maywood Axel Peterson. 3621 Randolph. Hunt. Pk. Paul Peterson. 516 Gleason St. Monterey Esther Rubio. 414 S. Eastern, LA 22 Daniel Sullivan, 6160 A Fishburn, Hant. Larry Webster, 1440 S. Carob Way, Monte­ Harvey Mosley, 10357 Broadmead, El Monte Robert Rudich, 329 N. Mathews St. LA 33 Pk. bello Katherine Mosley, 12746 S. Belhaver, LA 59 Pk. Marilyn Philip, 824 S. Olive. Alhambra Lester Rugg, 1633 Fidelia Av, LA 22 Patricia Summers, 429 N. Mentor, Pasa­ Raymond Weinberg, 1417 N. Eastern, LA Dorothy Moten, 2928 Walton Av. LA 7 Isadore Ruiz, 1904 E. 1st St, LA dena Jack Weintraub. 624 N. Cummings St, LA John Mortola, 8042 E. Contruy Blvd, LA John Phillips. 6111 Fishburn. Hunt. Pk. Lenarde Phipps, 3649 Garnet St. LA 23 Dorothy Russell. Milton Sundin, 918% S. Leonard, LA 22 33 Joseph Moulton, 2426 Cleveland, Montebello Robert Suter, 956 S. Arizona, LA 22 John Weis, 4066 E. 56th St. LA Jim Moultrup, 421 Milton Dr Richard Piatt, 3162 Wynwood Lane, LA Edmund Russell. 1418 S6th St. Sacramento Thomas Piorson, 521 N. Marengo Av. Al­ Fain Sutherland. 2910 Flower, Hunt. Pk. Russell Weiss, 4067 E. 65th St, Maywood Oscar Mo.va. 1810 Kearney St, LA .Tohn Riissoll. B95S Southside Dr. LA Cletus Sutter, 6106 Northside Dr. LA 22 Lois Wells, 3107 Folsom St, LA Nick Mrakich, 3315 Thelma Av, LA 82 hambra Velma Russell, 2911 S. Clarendon. Hunt. R. Pietropaolo, B29 Oakford Dr, LA Stanley Swearingen. 6371 Louis PI, LA 22 Clara Westbrooks, 945 E. 32nd St, LA Arthur Mueller, Y.M.C.A. Room 14, San Pk. Laurence Swift, 6106 Wilcox, Maywood Ralph Pinassi 508 W. Hammel St, LA Mary Ryan, 9471 E. Cortada St, El Monte Paul Whalen, 5832 Gage, Boll Gardens Bernardino R. Pincock, 3419 Cudahy St. Hunt. Pk. Don't Cross Your T's John Whitehead, 2401 Washington, Monte­ Lore Mueller, 213 Nelson Pi, Montebello Victor Pineda. 130 Elmer Av, Whittier Sacket to. Swift Richard Tafoya, 740% S. Mott St, LA 23 bello Jcnkuro Mukai, 239 S. Mednick Av. LA 22 Robert Piper, 3820 Grayburn Av, LA 8 Gordon Sacket, 2918 Flower St, Hunt. Pk. Joseph Taft, 3668 Sawtelle Blvd, LA 34 Elmer Wiensz, 3659 Ramboz Dr, LA 33 William Mulherin, 514 Los Angeles Av, William Piper, 3820 Grayburn Av, LA 8 Robert Sackett, 2918 Flower St, Hunt. Pk. Tomokazu Takahashi, 1957 Penny Ave, LA Charles Wildey, 240 W. Hammel, Monterey Montebello Salvatoro Pitrone, 362 Via Miramonte, Ernest Sahagun, 207 S. Hicks Av, LA 33 Roy Takeshita, 3927 E. 2nd PI, LA Pk. Mona Mullenix, 0056 Southside Dr. LA 22 Montebello George Saiki, 1041 W. 17th St, LA Leonard Talbert, 735 S. Duncan Av, LA 22 Diana Wilhelm, 618 N. Milton. Whittier Frank Munoz. 337 N. Gifford. LA Pete Salazar, 1278 S. Herbert, LA 23 Roul Tamayo. 2617 E. 1st St, LA 33 Diane Willenborg, 667 S. Mc Bride Av, LA Al Murguia. 1968 E. 2nd St. LA 28 Donald Pitts, 356 W. 51st St. LA AIox Plasschacrt. 2543 E. 54th, Hunt. Pk. Thomas Sakalis, 3628 Percy St, LA 23 Georgina Tam Wu, 117 Sherbrook Av. LA Anthony William, 136 N. Herbert, LA 33 Cecil Murphy, 1161 S. Montebello Shoji Sakamoto, 1132'A S. Oxford Av, LA Helen Taniguchi, 3617 Eagle St, LA 63 Fannie Williams, 1250 E. 57th St, LA 11 Konnotb Murphy, 308 S. Saddler, LA 22 Beverly Piatt, 918^, S. Orme. LA William Plount, 412 Via Val Verde, Mon­ Louis Salcido, 317 N. Gifford Av, LA 33 Lupe Tanori, 3514 Lanfranco. LA 63 Joan Williams, 7666 Claybeck Av, Burbank Richard Murphy, 308 S. Sadler Av, LA 22 Manuel Salcido, 3929 E. 2nd St, LA John Tapking. 6047 Coldbrook, Bollflower Bernard Willin, 1820 Fern St, El Monte Melvin Myers, 3215 N. Broadway. LA 31 tebello Ralph Poblano, 666 Hoefner Av, LA 22 Rudolph Salcido, 2619 E. Gleason, LA 33 Fellon Taylor, 5116 Towne Av, LA 11 Verne Willman, 306 N. Mc Pherrin, Mon­ Hi, -Mac Charles [Poetsch, 3748 E. Florence. Bell Kobert Salinas, 3928 Michigan Av, LA James Taylor, 727 N. Occidental, Holly­ terey Pk. Woodford Mc Adams. 144 S. Spruce, Mon­ Stanley Pohl, 1801 Acacia St, Alhambra Salvador Salinos, 3928 Michigan Av, LA wood Wendell Willis, 3003 Budling Av, LA 7 tebello Henry Pohlmann, 501 Cecil, Monterey Pk. Robert Samardzich, 2405 Cleveland, Mon­ Donald Teel, 801 N. Hay St, Montebello Barbara Wilson, 164 N. Mission Dr, San IPaul Mc Bride, 10331 San Juan, S. Gate Ramon Polin. 2748 Eagle St. LA 33 tebello Richard Templeton, 6122 Hereford Dr, LA Gabriel Julia Mc Call Harian Polsky. 6302 W. 94th St. LA Janelle Sampler, 3656 E. 68th St. Maywood 22 Charles Wilson, 2709 Marybeth, El Monte Jeanne McCallum. 7121 Kittyhawk. LA 45 Bessie Polydoros, 429 N. R;idena Av, LA 22 Benito Sanchez, 2129 Michigan Av, I^A Todd Tennyson, 216 E. Graves, Monterey James Wilson, 236 W. 49th St, LA Jack McCarthy, 848 Lexington, El Monte Robert Ponodal. 1433 N. Indiana, LA 33 Henry Sanchez, 4420 E. 2nd St, LA Pk. Randolph Winters. Eddie McClellan Walter Popkin, 1575 Grnuvis St, LA 63 Carolyn Sandford, 10344 Rosewood, S. Gate Joe Terrazas, 1317 S. Kern Av, LA 22 Louis Wire, 1039 Stratford, S. Pasadena Jay McCormick, 8224 Beach St, LA Goyco Popovich, 2804 Cincinnati St, LA Lionel Sandoval, 2918 Dalton Av, LA Harvey Thaeker, 947 N. Mayson Rd, El John Woida, 217 N. Primrose, Alhambra William McCormic, 5711 Orange, Yuma, Violet Popovich, 2818 Cincinnati St, LA S3 Miyoko Sano, 411 S. Fresno St, LA 33 Monte Lee Wolfe, 2010 Sheridan St, LA Arizona Syrene Porges, 4574 E. Hubbard, LA Manuel Santana, 2310 E. 114th St, LA 2 Diane Thatcher, 409 E. El Segundo. Haw­ Lowell Wolfe, 1921 Altn Vista Dr, Alham­ Alvin McCowan, 6756 Cord Av. Rivera Joseph Port, 2442% Cincinnati St, LA 33 Virginia Sarache, 658 S. Eastman, LA thorne bra W. McCretry, 241 N. Figueroa, LA 12 Mary Portugese, 3146 Blanchard, LA Edward Sarkisian, 722 S. Hay Av, LA Joe Therrien, 308% N. Lorena St, LA S3 Harold Wolfer, 8784 S. Denker. LA 44 John McCruden, 8314 Via Campo, Monte­ Rodney (Potter. 927 Slaughter, El Monte Roxy Sarkisian, 722 S. Hay Av, LA Barbara Thomas, 6854 Del Loma, San. Ga­ Jeannine Wolslezer. 5011 Repetto St. LA bello Bonnie Powell, 337 W. Arlight St. Mon­ Rocco Sarni, 2601,1. S. Sadler, LA 22 briel Steven Wong, Donald McDaniel, 623 Hillview Av, LA 22 terey Pk. Thomas Satkin, 1844 Marney Av. LA 32 Bobbie Thompson, 7014^1 Pine, Bell Anthony Woo, Jacqulyn McDaniel, 6133 Palm Maywood Stafford Prante. 367 Teresa, San Gabriel Hiroshi Sato, 117 N. Saratoga, LA Dolores Thompson, 305 B. Floral Dr. Mon­ Theresa Woo, Columbia Univ., N.Y. Margucll McDufflie. B53 E. 36th St. LA John Pratt, 336 Via Miramonte, Monterey Carol Saunders, 411 N. Lincoln. Monterey terey Pk. Reynold Wood, 4430 E. Srd St. LA 22 Arnie McFaggen, 6714 Loveland, Bell Pk. Pk. Elizabeth Thompson. 2561 N. Lee Av, El Robert Woods. 1243% E. 56th St. LA U John Mclntyre, 1163 Boyar Av, Whittier Gene Pribble. 740% S. Ferris Av, LA 22 Gloria Savad, 6068 Alston St, LA Monte Glenn Wolverton, 404 S. Moon, Monterey James McKerchcr, 229 Cedar Court, Mon­ Glonn Price, 6510 Dennison St, LA 22 R. Savedra, gazel Thomp.son. 2561 N. Lee. El Monte Pk. tebello Phil Prince, 500 N. Orange. Monterey Pk. Frank Scalese 1838 Mavney Av, LA Robert Thompson, 2806 Liberty Blvd, S. Helen Wortham, 606 E. 48th St, LA 11 Alberta McKinney, 10727 Mona Blvd, LA Joyce Probst. 7016 Woodward. Bell Angelo Scavarda, 1019 Ninazard Av, LA 63 Gate Finally Y and Z Jerry McKinnon, U.S.S. De Haven D.D. Albert Provencio, 118 S. Fresno St. LA Roy Schanaker, Richard Timmer. 628 S. Bixcl. LA Jun Ynmada, 3675 Folsom St, LA 63 727 c/o F.P.O. San I'rancisco Ralph Prakop, 7603 Whitsett Av, LA Martin Schirmeister, 3016 S. Charlotte Av. F. Tofukuii. 1206 1 Via Nicola. LA Susie Yamada, 1321 Miller Av, LA 03 Robert McLachlan, 700 S. Williamson, LA Charles Purkey San Gabriel James"Tolbert. 1117 Fedora St. LA 6 Mitsuo Yamamoto. 117% Woller St. LA 12 22. Lupe Quemada, 3968 E. Hammel. I.,A Charles Schloiden, 3563 E. 52nd St. LA Mtjrrio Tolmasov, 3496 Lanfranco. LA 68 Lillian Yamashita, 3522 Edghill Dr. LA 16 Charles McLucn, 666 W. Hammel, Monte­ Quentin Quick, 1529 Munson, LA 42 Eric Schneirsohn, 1836 Marney Av, LA 32 Fat Tom. 902 Filbert St. San Fernando A. Yancey, 1338% S. Sydney Dr, LA 22 rey Pk. Our R's Elsa Schogt. 600 S. Ynez. Monterey Pk. Edward Toney. 2042 E. 74th St. LA 1 Robert Yescas, 607 S. Lorena St. LA S3 Ernest McNealy. 917 E. 29th St. LA 11 Qoli Rafle 2216% Temple St. LA 26 Bill Schulke. 9614 Elizabeth, S. Gate Gertrude Topik. 713 Hay St. Montebello Maximino Ynfante, 746 E. 14th St, LA Nace lo Nuno Angel Ramirez. 431 N. Rodena. LA 22 Mathilda Schulte, 1271 S. McDonnell. LA Esther Torres, 3483 Lanfranco St. LA Simone Yob. 205 Palmetto. Alhambra Bob Nace, 6824% E. Beverly Blvd. LA 22 •Augustine Ramirez, 2745 E. 68tli. Hunt. 22 Henrietta Torres. 37081(, E. 4th St. LA 33 Leo Yokota. 2720% E. 2nd St. LA 33 Paul Nngy. 9027 E. Whitmore. Rosemead Pk. James Schulze, 718 N. Avon. San Gabriel Mario Torres 3716i<, Lanfranco. LA Kazuo Yoshia. 925 Camulos St. LA Hideo Nnknyama. 211 S. Boyle Av. LA 33 Earl Ramirez, 417 S. Bonnie Beach PI. LA Carl Schy, 1522 Elton Av, LA 22 Rudolph Torres. 4113 E. 1st St. LA Leo Young. Robert Nalley, 1320 S. Ferris, LA 22 33 Irvin Searcy, 1018 E. Eagle. LA 33 Vivian Towns. 1669 W. 36lh PI. LA 18 Leonard Young. 2311 E. 4th St, LA Daniel Nava. 643 B. El Morcado Av. Mon­ Frank Ramirez, 141 S. Townsend. LA 6S Mickey .Sebons, 680>/, S. Mc Bride Av. LA W. Travlor. 8934 May Court, S. Gate Walter Young. 7850 E. Hondo. Downey terey Pk. Jesus Ramirez. 3850 Dozior St. LA Ramon Sedillos, .3235 E. 4th St. LA 83 Ray Trobbien. 3328 N. Stallo Av. San Ga­ Mike Yriarte. 344 N. Fetterly Av. LA Julian Nava. 350 N. Gifford Av. LA Manuel Ramirez. 1167% Mirasol, LA Oscar Segovia. 827 Velnsco St, LA briel Norma Yriarte, 345 N. Tcrrono Av. LA 22 Conrad Negron. 148 N. Park. Montebello Naomi Ramirez. 454 Michigan Av. LA 22 Raymond Seivert. 2341 Warwick, LA 32 Vinrin'a Troncoso. 809 N. Humphreys Av. Masako Yuge, 1249 La Puerta St. LA 23 Merio Nelson. 425 S. Woods Av. LA Sam Ramirez. 2108 Marengo PI. LA Tom Self. 3419 S. Durfee. Pico LA 22 Raymond Zager, 2451%. Cincinnati. LA 33 Paul Nelson. 1616 Beverly Blvd. LA 26 Vincent Ramirez. SO.'iB Princeton. LA 23 George Sorailian 1246 S. Record. LA 23 Perry Trout. 4647 Engle Rock Blvd. LA 41 Robert Zamnn. 1927 N. Ditman. LA Von Nelson. 4747 Grey Dr. LA 32 James Rangol. 1121 Los Palos St. LA Arthur Serchia, David Tnibovitz. 2711 Gannhl St. LA Maria Zamudio. 336 E. Srd St. LA 63 Glonn Nevins. 7608 Neenah St. LA 22 Mike Rangol. 1121 Los Palos St. LA Loon Shapiro. 468 S. Fraser Av, LA 22 Richard Tsujimoto. 3023 E. 4th St. LA 33 Mildred Znrubicn. 243 N. Taylor Av, Mont. Russell Newkirk. 128 S. Spruce, Montebello Theodore Rapolla. 5203 2nd Av. LA Henry Seymour, 6625 Loma Vista PI, Bell Jeff Tucker. 1186 W. 3Rth St. LA 37 Donald Zeigler. 504 Vin Altamina Donald Newman, 336 C. Street, Davis, Cal. Sol Raskin. 1231 S. Sycamore. LA 35 John Shackford, 1450 S. Bonnie Beach. LA Thomas Turley, 6447 Villace Green. LA IR F.'rncst Zick. 4212 Dunsmore, La Crescenta Francis Newman. 4432 E. 56th. Maywood Herbert Rasmussen. 125 N. 21. Montebello Edgar Shamlin, 3024 Lanfranco. LA 63 Darleon Tydings. 4116 E. 57th St. Maywood .Tohn Zimmermann. 5715 Dewar St. LA 22 LaVerne Newman, 6321 Mayflower. Bell Sylvia Rawson. 4509 Cato Way. LA 32 Terry Shanbrom, 4167% Woolwine Dr, LA Harrv Tyner. 11017 Bennell Dr. Lynwood Odette Zogob, 9409 Glencannon Dr. Pico Dorothy Nicholas. 6125 Pine Av, Maywood Dorothy Reader, 6803 Otis Av, Bell 68 Howard Tyrrell. BUI Live Oak St. Bell Theo. Zsutty. 4039 E. 56th St. Maywood Friday, April 17, 1953 CAMPUS NEWS Page Seven Drafting Scholarships For

I* Future ELA Students The Fluor Corporation, Ltd., has provided 5 scholarships in Piping New Athletic Drafting at ELA, each scholarship paying $100 a semester for 2 se­ Bill Suggested mesters. These are open only to Recommendation of banning out- high school seniors. of-state and country athletes was the surprise bill, suggested at the A provision of the scholarships is recent California Jaycee Student the option of employment during Government Conference at Asilo- the summer vacation periods pre­ ceding and following the scholar­ The bill, which met defeat 3 ship year, the pay earned during straights years, was finally advo­ these periods adding materially to cated by 2 votes, under the chair­ manship of ELA's Don Bruner. the value of the award. Defending the bill to make American citizenship and high ineligible out-of-state and country school graduation with good rec­ athletes was ELA, Harbor, John ords in mechanical drawing, math­ Muir, L.A.C.C, Orange Coast and ematics, and physical science are Santa Monica. the requirements. Further infor­ mation and application forms may POLIO PATIENT JANIS WHITE received an ELA college ring in appreciation of her a])pear- Hartnell, Pasadena, and Comp­ be secured by calling the Engin­ ance at the March of Dimes assembly last semester. On behalf of Dr. Rosco Ingalls, director, Dr. ton were supporters of keeping the eering Dept., ANgelus 37261, Sta­ athletic system as it has always tion 12, or inquiring at the admis­ Ted Gordon, A.M.S. adviser and sociology instructor, and Kitty Vafiadis presented the ring to been. sions oflice on campus. Janis at Rancho Los Amigos on April 10. Thc other Huskies attending were Richard Layton, Pat Pros and cons were met with Hamilton, Jack Barker, Norma Oroz, Al Harrison, Vangie Gonzales, and Mike Hans vvho .insti­ Applications must be submitted verbal brawls during the 2 hour before May 15. gated the adoption of thc polio patients. Janis is out of the respirator now and may go home on discussion. week-ends. She is eager to return to Albuquerque, New Mexico, her hometown. The engineering instructors for However, athletes can still be ELA's evening division classes counted as eligible through the from Flour are: Misters Duane H. ELA Instructor Makes Wild Mexican Auto clauses of adoption, and 1 year of Simpson, Harold Sebelia, Joseph local residence. Conison, W. E. Wilbur, Frank Wil­ Proposed recommendations of in­ helm and Gerald Robertson. Mr. Trek in Search for Archeological Sites tramural sports, athletic award, William Marchant, also from Fluor, duties and responsibilities of the teaches a General Motors class. Mr. Howard Brunson, ELA instruc­ student athletic director, and Sebelia and Mr. Simpson contribu­ tor in earth sciences and photo­ athletic eligibility were also dis­ ted to the recent Engineering Ex­ J^ewi (Briefs graphy, now on leave of absence in Band Concert cussed during the confab. position. Mexico, had the distinction of —Lost Tablecloth bringing the first car into the lit­ Stars Mendez Lost! A hand-crocheted table­ tle Mexican town of Coixtlahuaca. cloth belonging to Miss Jane Cave- Mr. Brunson, was part of Mexi­ "The Heifetz of the Trumpet," THESPIANS in the re­ nagn, counselor, somewhere on cam­ co City college's anthropology field Rafael Mendez, will be guest so­ hearsing of "Claudia," the pus. A reward of $15 is offered to trip group. The group had not loist at the 2nd Annual Area Invi­ 3 - .act C(nTicdy starring the person who returns the table­ planned to stai-tle the citizens nor tational Band Concert on Fri., May Doyle I'hclan and Terry cloth in good condition. planned to stay over night. Influ­ 15 at 8:15 p. m. in the ELA aud. enced by local descriptions of the Icnjamin in the roles of —Open for Business— Five times a featured soloist in road as being recently fixed and the Hollywood Bowl programs, Mr. )avid and Claudia. Mrs. Clementine Chinn, who "muy honito," and the presence of Mendez is starred in "Big Brass worked as waitress in the Dog a very interesting but almost un- Band," a 3-D movie yet to be re­ House for 4 years, last week left visited archeological site, they de­ leased. He has also been on va­ her job to operate her own "Krist cided to visit the location. rious T. V. shows and on radio, and City Malt Shop" at 144H So. Cen­ Within a short distance it was has recently made a record album. tral in Compton, at the corner of evident that one of the cars would Rosecrans and Central. Special advanced tickets are now never make it over the rough ter­ on sale in the business oflice at Fountain grill manager is now rain, so Mr. Brunson, an old hand 50 cents, until 1 p.m. on May 15. Mrs. Ann Scott, who has served at rough roads put the whole party After that hour, tickets will be hot dogs and malts in the Dog in his station wagon and continu­ 75 cents. Clubs will get 10 per cent House for the past 5 years. ed down the 17-mile stretch. of the price in selling tickets cre­ —Queen Dorothy— At a rate of 5 miles per hour dited to them. Arena Theater' s 'Claudia' Dorothy Howey, graduate of the they made it to the town in 3 1951 summer class was crowned hours, and in 2% hours on the re­ Club CoL Scheduled for 4 Night Run queen of the Bell Gardens Com­ turn trip. They got there at sun­ umn munity Fair Tues. set and found it necessary to Club Ed's Note: Is your club listed here? The opening performance of the spend the night. But much of their If not, perhaps your club chairman did Arena Theater production "Clau­ Dorothy was presented a $250 equipment and heavy clothing had not turn in an item into the CAMPUS Campaign Head wardrobe, plus many other gifts. NEWS. The club editor welcomes news for dia," a 3-act comedy by Rose Fran­ been left with their second car. If the club column. ken, is scheduled for Wed., April The fair lasts until tomorrow Thanks Mike Hans this wasn't enough, it was discov­ —F.T.A.— 29 and continuing for 4 evenings night. ered that thet-e was no hotel, no­ Miss Marjorie Stevenson, Eng­ Mike Hans, Beta student major­ through Sat., May 2. body ever asked for one, but the lish instructor, wil speak on child­ ing in political science, was receipi- 2.0ers May Now Join gringos were fortunate to have a Terry Benjamin will enact the ren's literature at today's noon cnt recently of a letter from the native son in their party. naive young Claudia, the role play­ State Honor Society meeting in L-8. American National Red Cross. The ed in New York and in the movie After being given food and letter read: Alpha Gamma Sigma, California —Newman Club— version by DoTothy McGuire. Junior College Honor Scholafship shelter by their friends and rela­ "The Red Cross Fund Campaign Doyle Phelan and Charles Shugart tives they were assured that pas­ Newmanites have scheduled a for 1953 is drawing to a close and will play alternately the patient Society, announces that those stu­ joint meeting with the U.C.L.A. dents whose names appeared on senger cars had not been known to we would like to thank you for the husband, David Naughton. Mary the town. Newman (5lub on Wed., April 22, help you have given us to make Freer and Letitia Solek will por­ the Director's Scholarship list are and a sports night at the Laguna now eligible for temporary mem­ They tose to spend the next this our most successful drive since tray the considerate mother role. Playground on Fri., April 24. 1948. bership, stated Ken Kapp, presi­ morning visiting old ruins. One of Jack Hubbell and Warren Bums dent of the ELA branch of the na­ the presumed natives they met —A.M.S.— "Your appearance on "Mercedes alternate in the part of a some­ tional society. turned out to be a resident of Los Men on campus are growing Gaflfney's Kitchen" (TV) on our what amorous neighbor who is Angeles who was on a visit to his beards in the A.M.S. contest for behalf contributed greatly to a bet­ completely confused by Claudia's Mr. Robert Freund, the club's old home. the funniest, bushiest, and longest ter understanding of the Red Cross oh-so-innocent enticement, while sponsor and math instructor, says beard to he judged on Men's Smo­ service both overseas and here at Theresa Seneschal and Robet-t that the puTpose of the society is On returning to the highway on ker Night May 6. Prizes will be home. Beechler will portray the two loy­ to promote and recognize scholar­ their way back the students contin­ awarded to the winning bearded "Again, thank you for your in­ al servants with doubtful pasts. ship grades among junior college ued to the city of Oaxaca for a mon. terest and support. Success is not Other roles have been recently as­ students. The club meets on Thurs. preliminary survey and study of possible without people such as signed to Evelyn Truitt, Marquise of each week at noon in L-2. archeological sites. Coach Clyde Johnson spoke to the men last Tues., under the pol­ you, and we are most grateful." Peek, and Ann Mason. Any student who took 12 or Dr. Bergel to Conduct icy of inviting one faculty mem­ The letter was signed by Lloyd The play deals with Claudia's more units of work last semester Summer European Tour ber a week to attend the A.M.S. L. Austin, chairman of the fund meeting of life and her eventual and had a grade point ratio of at meeting. This is to acquaint the campaign. Mike instigated the achievement of a spiritual stature least 2.0, with no grade lower than Dr. Alice Bergel, ELA's popu­ club with the faculty members, adopting of polio patient at Rancho which promises a rich and happy a "C" and with not less than 30 lar German teacher and sponsor welcoming their suggestions for Los Amigos, and was voted out­ fulfillment of her marriage. Her grade points, is eligible for tempo­ of tiie German and International the betterment of the club and col­ standing Alpha last semester. husband is an architect, and the rary membership this semester. Clubs, will conduct a thirty-day lege. Coach Ching Duhm will be couple live on a farm outside of Permanent club members are cultural tour for students and guest speaker next Tues. 289 New Library Books New York City. recognized by graduating "with teachers during the summer —Amistad Club^ Elans will have a chance for a Seats may be reserved by phon­ honors" and by receiving the offi­ months, CAMPUS NEWS learned Robert Uro was recently elected more thorough research work and ing ANgelus 4070, and tickets may cial certificate of the organization. today. club president; Humberto Figuer- current reading literature since a be purchased at the box office on All members are eligible for schol­ The study tour is the Bergels' on, vice prexy; Maria de Jesus Za­ shipment of 289 new books was weekdays. Tickets are selling to arships and honor awards avail­ private project, and is being hand­ mudio, secretary; and Lorenzo Ter­ added to the campus library's students for 50 cents and $1 for able through the society. led for them by a travel agency. razas, treasurer. cumulative total. general admission. Page Eight CAMPUS NEWS Friday, April 17, 1953

High Scoring TRACK—April 17, U.C.L.A. Frosh, Ventura, ELA at Huskies Top BakersField^s Renegades Marks Defeat U.C.L.A., 1 p.m. ELA's horsehide nine was going BASEBALI^-April 17, San­ along all right last Fri. afternoon ta Monica, THERE, 3 p.m. But Lose to Monarchs in 3-Way Meet; until Long Beach came to bat in BASEBALI^-April 18, Ba­ the 7th inning and proceeded to kersfield, THERE, 3 p.m. score 4 runs. They continued their tallying in the Oth when they got TENNIS—April 17, Long Chong Breaks Broad Jump Record 4 more to blast the Gteen and Beach, THERE, 2:30 p.m. The Huskie track team was finally beaten in league competition last week when they bowed White by the count of 12-5 on the S VV I M M I N G—April 17. to the Valley Monarchs 76 to 46 on the Bakersfield junior college oval. However, they saved Huskie diamond. Santa Monica, THERE, 3:30 themselves from disgrace when they defeated the host team, Bakersfield, in the same triangular Three pitchers went moundward p.m. meet 84-41. for the Huskies and Long Beach GYMNASTICS—April 18, In the third score of the day Valley defeated the Renegades by a count of 89 to 32. found all 3 to their liking as they AAU Senior Meet at LACC, solved their offerings for 15 safe­ —Sets School Record— ties. 7:30 p.m. Franklin Chong, ELA's bouncing Huskie, accomplished a leap of 22 The Brooklynites didn't do bad ELA Gymnasts Triumph ft. 8 in. in the broad jump which themselves in the stick department was enough to set a new school as they collected 11 hits. However, On Oxy Home Floor; record. Chong also ended up in a they couldn't get them at the right 3 Men Enter AAU Meet tie for Srd place in the pole Tault time to score the needed runs. when he cleared 12 ft. 6 in. How­ Center fielder Earl Wilson was Coach Art Peterpaul's ELA gym ever, Chong's leap was 10 in. short the big man in the Huskies attack team came home from Occidental of Valley's, Jim Lafferty, who set a as he collected 2 hits in 4 trips to collego last Fri. night a decided new Valley J.C. record at U ft. the plate. One of Wilson's hits winner as they sent the Oxy Tigers 4 in. was a smashing double, the only scurring for cover to the tune of Another winner for the Green extra base blow recorded by the 54 to 27 on the loser's floor. and White was Sherwin Sosnov­ Huskies. sky who took a 1st place in the dis­ The best the Tigers could do was Dick Danforth, Ben Garcia, Don cus with a toss of 137 ft. 9% in. Nichols, and John Perez also got to grab one first place. Sosnovsky also placed 2nd in the 2 base hits apiece for the after­ Double Winner shotput right behind Bakersfield's noon. Dave Guererro was the only Dick Wahl. Big sticks in the Vikings lineup Huskie to win 2 events as he fin­ —2 Time Winner— were right fielder Jim Mitchell ished first in the free exercise and ELA's Floyd Jeter was the only double winner of the afternoon who collected 2 hits in 5 trips and tho all-around event. Dan Lehmkull who had one hit in for Coach Ray Smith's team as The only event that the losers 3 trips plateward. he won 1st place in both the 120 were able to capture was the long high hurdles and the high jump. This afternoon Coach Ching horse. In this event Rudy Vargas THE WINNERS AND STILL CHAMPIONS—The Pokats, who Jeter's winning time in the hur­ Duhm's team -will encounter the came in 2nd for the Green and recently won the intramural basketball championship, certainly dles was a good 15.2, while he a- Santa Monica Vikings on the beach White while Guerrero finished Srd. have plenty to rave about. They arc left to right in front row gain was a sensation in the high school's diamond. Tomorrow the Rope Climb Winner Bakersfield nine will play host to Franklin Chong, Detavio Addeman, and Al Rodriguez. Back row jump when he cleared 6 ft. 6 in., the traveling Huskies. Steve Chavez won the rope climb Raul Uranga, FVank Ornelas, Jim Nakagawa and P)ill Novikoff. which placed him way out in front of everyone else. event for Coach Peterpaul as his Campus News PhotoKrapher AB H teammate Jim Rowe ended up in Other winners for the Green and Perez 2B 3 2 the 3rd place position. Varsity Roundball Team Hands White were Ted Smith who fin­ Wilson CF 4 2 The side horse winner was Gil ished Srd in the century dash, Burgess SS 3 •0 Herrera while Vargas copped 1st Ernie Terrazas won a 2nd spot in in the high bar performance and • Pokats 39-34 Basketball Loss the 2 mile, Charlie Hatcher leaped •4 1 Freedman C Dave Thompson wound up in the The Pokats, who were crowned —and ran his way to 2 3rds in both Garcia LF S 2 3rd spot. Office Jobs Open intramural champions last Fri. the high and low hurdles, Smith when they defeated the Rinky- Nichols P S 2 AAU Meet placed 2nd in the broad jump, and Harless IB 3 0 To Business Students Dinks, fell before the onslaught of Norm Shanklin grabbed a Srd in Other Huskie winners were a powerful varsity basketball team tho high jump. Carroll 3B 4 0 Thompson on the parallel bars, Al There is a demand for men to 39 to 34 last Mon. on the Men's —Today's Meet— Danforth RF 3 2 Hazen, who did a fine job on the fill oflfice positions, such as typists P.E. blacktop. This afternoon the huskies will 2 0 very difficult rings, and Lloyd Co­ or comptometer machine operators, The varsity, who had to combat Rebholz RF encounter the U.C.L.A. frosh and ahran who won the tumbling in either full time or part tiVne, ac­ moro than the Pokats team, was Galina P 1 0 Ventura J.C. on the Bruins home fine fashion. cording to Mr. Archie Hairston, paced by high scoring forward, Rodrig^uez P 0 0 track. Both of these teams are ex­ Tomorrow night Coach Peterpaul employment counselor. Herm Simmons. Simmons, who pected to give the Brooklyn lads 37 11 will send 3 of his performers to To qualify, one must be able to holds the school individual scoring plenty of trouble, however, with a the AAU Senior meet which will be type 40 words a minute or have at mark, tallied 15 points. Jim Drake Box Score little luck, the Huskies should come held at LACC beginning at 7:30 least one semester of business ma­ was next with 8 markers. Long Beach 001012404 12 home victorious. ELAJC 003020000 5 p.m. They are Coahran, Thompson, chines with no previous experience Rough and Rugged required. 100—1. Brannan (V) ; 2. Guinn (V) ; 8. and Vargas. The contest was a rough and Smith (ELA); 4. Hoddinett (ELA). 10.1 Strong Corsair Team rugged aflfair with both teams play­ 220—1. Anderson (V) ; 2. Brannan (V) ; 3. ing more of a defense than an of­ Quinn (V) ; 4. Smith (ELA). 22. Next for ELA Swimmers fense. 440—1. Anderson (V) ; 2. McCormick (V) ; Rockley^s Racquetmen Beaten At half-time the varsity crew 3. Warner (B) ; 4. Poole (B). 60.6. Warrior Meet Canceled 880—1. Taylor (V) ; 2. Leach (V) ; 8. Nor- found themselves on top 17 to 12. Due to a mix-up in dates last man (B) ; 4. Ceniceriz (ELA). 2:00. By a Traveling Corsair Team Other Scorers MILE—1. Leach (V) ; 2. Smith (V) ; 3. Fri. scheduled swim meet with the Taylor (V); 4. Terrazas (ELA) 4:84.8. El Camino Warriors has been can­ The doubles team of Charles Other scorers for the varsity were Jim Miyano, 6; Jim Britt, 4; TWO MILE—1. Leach (V) ; 2. Terrazas celed until sometime next week. Shugart and Paul Jean was the (ELA) ; 8. Rocha (B) ; 4. Tichnor (V). Joe Chapman, 4; and Don Nichols, 10:86.6. This afternoon Coach Howard only one to pick up points for the 2. 120 HIGH HURDLES—1. Jeter (ELA) ; 2. Miller (V) ; 3. Hatcher (ELA) ; 4. Har­ Ploessel's team will face probably Green and White's tennis team as Eddie Rodriguez paced the Po­ ris (ELA). 16.2. the strongest team in the Metro they went down to defeat before a kats as he pushed 10 points thru 220 LOW HURDLES—1. Miller (V) ; Al­ league when they test their tal­ the net. Eugene O'Connell and exander (B) ; 3. Hatcher (ELA). 25. strong Santa Monica team 8 to 1 SHOTPUT—1. Wahl (B) ; 2. Sosnorsky ents against the Santa Monica Andy Le Vine were tied for 2nd (ELA) ; 8. Miller (V) ; 4. Cureton (V) ; Corsairs in the Iatter's pool. last Fri. afternoon on the Huskies' high point honors as they both rang 47 fe. 6% in. home courts. up 7 markers. Detavio Addeman DISCUS—1. Sosnovsky (ELA) ; 2, Wahl Thc Green and White's 2 top men (B) ; 8. Hcrndon (B) ; 4. Harris (B) ; are Joe Sokolich and Andy Black Simmerman Edged had 6 while Raul Uranga followed 137 ft. 9^ In. with 4. who are waging a war between Chuck Simmerman, ELA's num­ BROAD JUMP—1. ChoHK (ELA) ; 2. them to see who will end the sea­ Smith (ELA) ; 3. Ferguson (V) : 4. ber one man, was barely edged out Franklin Chong Sets Shanklin (ELA) ; 22 ft. 8 in. son with high scoring honors. by Santa Monica's ace, Marty HIGH JUMP—1. Jeter (ELA) ; Ornales New Huskie Track Mark (B) ; 3. Shanklin (ELA) ; 4. Tie between Dick Knight, Larry Guth, and Klein. Conyer (V) and Long (ELA). 6ft. 6 in. Dick Haddock are the beach Jeter Nears Record Other singles players for Coach POLE VAULT—1. Lafferty (V) ; 2. Stur- school's mainstays. Franklin Chong broke his own dyvan (V) ; 3. Tie between Avalon (V) Les Rockley's team were Shugart, school record in the broad jump and ChonB (ELA). 13 ft. 4 in. (New school record; old mark, 13 ft. 2% in., Santa Monica Giant Al Hazan, Martin "Segal, and Jim last Fri. at Bakersfield when he by LalTerty, 1963. Lewis. leaped 22 ft. 8 in. MILE RELAY—LA Valley (McCormick, Sets National Mark Chong had previously broken the Haas, Taylor, Anderson.) 8:48.7. Met Valley Wed. record on February 27th, of this FINAL SCORE—Valley (89) Bakorsfield In Shotput Event (32) ; ELA (84) ; Bakersfield (41) : Val­ year when he completed a jump Wed. afternoon the Huskie court ley (76) ; ELA (46). Santa Monica's Mason Benner of 22 ft. 514 in. against the Pasa­ hurled the iron ball 53 ft. 6>A in. men were scheduled to meet Val­ dena Bulldogs. Golf Team Shakes Jinx, last Friday in a track meet at El ley J.C. on the locals' home Floyd Jeter was another Huskie Wins First of Season Camino J.C. to set a new national grounds. gladiator who came close to break­ junior college record which he had Coach Dave Taylor's golf team The Monarchs are led by Carl­ ing a school record last Fri. when twice before broken. he ran the 120 high hurdles in the finally broke its losing streak ton Doe who last year was the The big 245-pound, 6 ft. 2 in. time of 15.2. The record is held last Mon. when it dropped a visit­ "Atlas" first set the record 2 weeks Metro conference's top singles per­ by Louie Augustine who recorded ing Bakersfield team to win its ago when he threw tho shot 52 ft. former. a 15.0 time against Long Beach in first match of the season. 8% in. to break the old mark set This afternoon Long Beach will CHUCK SIMMERMAN—Is one of 1950. Mon. the Huskie linksmen will by Clyde Wetter from Modesto J.C. play host to the traveling Huskies Coach Lester Rockley's top men Jeter already holds the school come face to face with a very pow­ at 51 ft. 4',4 in. in 1952. Last week when they clash on the Lakewood this season on the Huskie tennis record in the high jump at 6 ft. erful Long Beach Viking squad on Benner hit 52 ft. 10 Vj in. campus at 2:30 p.m. team. 7 7/8 in. tho Vikings' fairways.

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