Los Angeles Club Initiates Seven

HE INITIATIOI{ of seven new kitrcns. a visit by Hoo-Hoo's executile leep j il plus a good go at the goll greens highlighted thc Novemlrer meeting of Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club Two. The concat was in the ff;.U," halds oI Vir.t' President Ken Cole-

Commenting on the secontl oldest club in the fraternity. visiting national officer Bob Holder remarked that the Los Anseles group had tlre kind ,rf lru.llt, and go thal was the lital factor neetied in the current revitalizing of Hoo-Hoo nationally.

In golfland, the low sross goblet went to Ken Kenofiel. a Burbank retailcr. Low net was a tie between Hugo N{iller and Jim Barnes.

First flight winners were Norm Wcndell and Bud Nelson. Second flight prizes were earned hy Hugo Miller and Rome Hanning. Jim Barnes and l)orr Swartzendruber nabbed one and two in the third flisht. Hacker honors went to Les Gessel.

SURVlVltlc CONCAT are (l-r) Kenneth Vise, Don Regas, John Eckstein, Lee Gessel, visiting Hoo-Hoo officer Bob Holder, Don Jackson, Henry Kindness and Chuck Duggan. 0) Norm Wendell, Raiph Cardwell and Bud Nelson. (3) Dorman Dane, Ben Gardiner and Ken Coleman. (4) Ken Vise and Stan Mago. (5) Frank

Quattrocchi, club president Don Johnson and Bob Holder. (6) Don Swartzendruber (R) and unidentified friend. 0l Harold Cole and Clarence Bohnhoff. (8) Ken Kenoffel, Ben Gardiner, Huso Miller. Don Gow. Bob Holder, John Lipani, Don Jo[nson, Dorman Dane. Glen Emmerton and Henrv Wescott.