Womenand politics seminar held By BRIAN SCULLY Angeles Congresswoman Yvonne involvement in American politics. woman Kaywood's offer to consider : A political seminar entitled Braithwaite Burke, who is currently Miriam Kaywood of Anaheim and women in the audience for a political "Women and Politics" drew more serving as chairperson of the a member of the Anaheim City position met with a good response than 150 people to the FC Campus National Congressional Black Cau- Council and Anaheim City Planning and was interpreted as "a very good P Theatre on Saturday. cus. Commission also urged more women sign". The symposium featured four fe- Burke urged all women to become to get involved. Kaywood felt that All four political speakers con- ...... male politicians including Los more politically involved and to women should get involved cluded the symposium by urging :'y 4. become more educated on important politically on the local level in order women to get educated in politics, to political issues. Burke recom- to educate themselves. Kaywood get involved politically, and to follow Tribute to mended that women start out in local also recommended that women with great interest all political YEAR'S BEST - Howard Perkins was honored last night as Man of the Year politics and become involved in or- volunteer for political work in their matters now being decided by legis- at FC's 18th annual Men of Distinction ceremonies. Named a Man of in ganizations such as the League of particular political party in order to lators in Washington, Sacramento Distinction last year, Perkins was selected for his achievements Malcom X Women Voters and the National gain more knowledge. and locally, journalism and service to the college. Womens Political Caucus. Also present were Fullerton Burke stressed the need for Councilwoman Frances Wood and next week women to become aware of all La Habra Mayor Robin Young who political issues, especially those holds the distinction of being the Perkins- 1976 Man of the Year A tribute to the late Malcom X will which directly affect women. She youngest woman mayor in the state. take place in two areas of the FC stated that the Day Care Center Bill, All women involved in the By DONNA HATCHETT worker for the Tom Hayden cam- Daniel Cordova, Service to the campus on Wednesday, May 29, recently vetoed by President Ford, symposium agreed that women who Editor-in-Chief paign. College; Patrict J. Dollard, Life Planned and coordinated by the might have passed if more women are involved in politics have a much Howard Perkins, last semester's Listed in Who's Who Among Sciences; William T. Faris, Human- Committee for Black Awareness and knew about the bill and had become harder road to travel. Burke editor-in-chief of the Hornet was America's High School Students, ities; Brian G. Furlong, Fine Arts, sponsored by the Associated involved. mentioned that women encounter named Man of the Year for 1976 at Perkins has distinguished himself in Music; John A. Gyben, Business Students, the program will begin at The Congresswoman endorsed more opposition from fellow legis- ceremonies held last night in the his college career as well. He has Education; and John R. Hood, 9:30 a.m. in room 415 and move to the Equal Rights Amendment and lators than they do from their Student Center. , received several awards and Technical Education. the patio stage (between the the resubmittal of the Day Care Bill constituents. Burke also noted that Perkins, who is serving as editor- scholarships in the area of journal- cafeteria and the bookstore) at before Congress Burke also women are still expected to fill tra- in-chief of the Torch magazine this ism. Serving last year as News Others honored were: Coleman L . 10:50. The program will conclude at announced her endorsement of ditional role expectations in addition semester, was honored for his Editor and Managing Editor, Kells, Physical Education, Football; 2 p.m. California Governor Jerry Brown for to their political responsiblities. achievements in journalism as well Perkins moved naturally into the James A. Leicht, Social Sciences; The program will begin with a President. Burke pointed out that According to several workers at as service to the college and position of editor-in-chief for the fall Donald R. Lynch, Service to the brief history of the life of Malcom X Brown supported a good deal of the FC Women's Center who community affairs. semester of 1975. Community; Yoshio Matsumoto, which will be presented by Shareef legislation beneficial to women and arranged and sponsored the In addition to his extensive Under his guidance,. the Hornet Fine Arts, Music; Otis D. McCLain, Muhassan, who is from the Jamate that Brown's stand was favorable on symposium, the seminar was con- involvement with the Hornet news- made many significant changes and Service to the College; Roberto Masjid-Ul-Islam mosque in Los most women's issues. sidered a success. They noted that paper, Perkins is a member of the earned a coveted All-American Melendez, Service to the College Angeles. Burke also gave a short political many women were actively inquiring American Civil Liberties Union, the Award. During Perkins' tenure as and Club Activities; Eusebio Mina, This will be followed by a film history of women and their into matters of politics. Council- NAACP, and is a Democratic Party managing editor, the newspaper Business Education and Overall which gives an in-depth view of won its first All-American award Scholarship; and Robert B. Niles, Malcom X's life. After the film, since 1968. Physical Education, Football. Rasheed Abdullah, who is also Senate el ections look to be In addition to his work in affiliated with the mosque.in L.A., journalism, Perkins is active on the Other Men of Distinction include: will speak about the period of Associated Students Finance com- Lawrence O. Osen, Student Govern- Malcom X's life following his trip to mittee, serves as Beta Phi Gamma's ment and Service to the College; Mecca. most competitive in FC history representataive to the Inter-Club Mark D. Paine, Student Govern- From there, the program will By uCHIP'O'NAL polls will be located in front of the Herrera, Harroon Kahn, James Council, is a member of the ment; Mark K. Rosenberg, Physical move outside to the patio stage News Bureau Chief Student Center, facing the quad. Ruggles and Edburn Jarrett. Community Services Advisory Com- Sciences; David R. Saunders, where Brenda Lewis, a member of Candidates for Associated Stu- The polls will be moved later in the The three executive offices all mittee- and sits on the " KFCR Communications; Leonard A.' Sch- the Committee for Black Awareness, dents offices have begun cam- aftenoon to the rear of the Student promise highly competitive cam- governing board. wartz, Club Activities; James F. will read the Black Declaration of paigning here for what is shaping up Center adjacent to the patio, in order paigns from the student candidates. Sever, Business Education; Mark D. Independence. to be one of the most competitive to better accomodate night students. Last year there were only two stu- He was also serving in the top staff Smet, Math and Engineering; and F. After the declaration, entertain- elections in FC history, especially for The offices of Vice-President and dents seeking the A.S. Presidency position when the Hornet was Patrick Spindle, Physical Sciences. ment will be provided by the 105 the office of A.S. President. Five FC Treasurer, both of which have three and both campaigned extensively. named one of the best five com- member Compton Boys Choir . students are vying for the students seeking the posts, will also Over 900 students voted in the last munity college newspapers in An additional part of the program Other entertainment and education presidential post. be filled. Only eight students are election, but student government southern California. included three special awards which include: John Owens, from Chino Elections will be held on running for nine Senator-At-Large officials are optimistic about a much were presented by Hal Sherbeck, College, who will speak on the day's Wednesday, May 19 and Thursday, positions. A student may run as a larger turnout at the polls next week. Perkins is noted for his column athletic department director and theme, along with Felicia Williams, May 20 with the polls, open from 8 write-in candidate for the ninth All of the office's terms are from "Perkins Pieces" which he initiated Allen Olsen, associate dean of Murphy Holmes, Henry Pollock, and a.m. to 9 p.m. All students who have position. A write-in candidate for an June 1, 1976 to June 1, 1977. last semester as a regular feature of student affairs. Jerry Lindsay. The presentation of a a current number six card will be uncontested office needs a minimum The proposed A.S. Constitutional the Hornet's editorial page and has Black Awareness dance will eligible to vote. of 10 write-in votes to be elected and Amendments are; continued this semester bi-weekly. Armando Cendejas was presented conclude the program. During the daytime hno," the must be approved by the Senate. 1) Article III Sec. B paragraph 2: The column of the editor-in-chief has the Arthur L. Nunn Memorial Award There are also two proposed A.S. "In each division there will be one helped to make the editor. more which is made annually to the most Constitutional Amendments on the elected Senator with a major in that visible to the campus and inspirational' athlete of the depart- ballot. Division. Only students with a major community and sparked interest in ment. Robert Niles was honored Cart the ipus Students seeking the A.S. in that Division shall be eligible to newspaper's content. with the Stephen D. Joyner Award ndar Presidency are: Dave McChesney, vote for any one running under that The Man of the Year award was which goes to the football player who Sue Fenwick, T.J. Stiller, Brook Division. the high point of the annual Men of best personifies the qualities of ICale Distinction Stephen Joyner when he was alive. i . Traut, and Robert L. Dudley. (The Constitution currently states program which honors I -- Listed on the ballot as that a Division Senator will be the outstanding 25 male students for The Conrad Lang Award was pre- Vice-President candidates are; Brad elected for every 500 students in that the year. The men were given a sented to both Sue Fenwick and Film Wood, Bob Simon and Howard Division. It also states that "each certificate signifying their lifetime Dennis Skiles in recognition of their Incredible Perkins. Division shall have at least one membership in Mu Omicron Delta, a outstanding work in the Student Cameron Hills, Evangelina Division Senator.") distinguished honorary fraternity at Senate. an educational film that transcends the "The Incredible Bread Machine," Chaidez and Mark Paine are all 2) Article III Sec. B paragraph 3: FC, and an engraved marble pen set. Dr. John Casey offered greetings scope of technical economics and deals with the critical social and business running for the.office of Treasurer. "One Senator At Large will be Receiving the award for 1976 at 11 a.m. at the ceremony. issues of our time will be screened on campus Thursday, May 20 The eight students running elected for every 2000 students...." were: Norman D. Carter, Overall and noon in room 415. Written and produced by young people the film is uncontested for the Senator At Large (The Constitution now reads that a Scholarship; Armando Cendejas, Recipients were based on themes from the book, "The Incredible Bread Machine." honored at a Sponsored by the Associated Students, the film screenings are free. seats are; Kim Berry, Doris Souther, Senator At Large will be elected for Physical Education, Track; Robert buffet reception in their behalf after Sami Odeh, Dannyl Busey, Ray each 1,500 students.) P. Collings, Overall Scholarship; last night's ceremonies. Humanities Awards Tea

The Humanities Division will host on Tuesday, May 25, 'The Humanities Awards Tea" in the Faculty Lounge from 2:15 to 3 p.m. Graduation Announcements Graduation Announcements are available at the Student Bookstore near the cash register area for 35 cents each or three for $1. EOPS Job Openings

EOPS has career counseling jobs opened to students with at least one semester of good academic standings, and interested in counseling. The openings are for the 1976-7 school year. Applicants should submit a resume to/the EOPS office in Room T5G. For more information please call the EOPS office at 879-1581. Journalism Scholarship The Polynesian News is covering a $300 Jounrlism Scholarship to Community College students transferring to Cal State, Dominguez Hills. The scholarship applicants must be of Polynesian descent. To be eligible the student must transfer to Cal State Dominguez Hills for the Fall term of next year. The application must outline the student's career and goals, along with CHRISTIAN IMPRESSION-Shown above is a scene The Trial at Vanity Cal State. The play was also presented at Cal State several weeks ago0 transcripts accompanied by a letter. Deadline is June 30. Applications must Fair" taken from a book by the 15th century author, John Bunyan. They during Midevil Week. be sent to: Polynesian News, P.O. Box 4301, Torrance, Ca. 90501. play was presented by members of the Christian faith that attend FC and PHOTO BY MAHONY Page 2 Friday, May 14, 1976 My Column Ei Opinions from FC students, faculty and staff are Eo welcomed in the form of letters to the editor. These letters must be less than 300 words, signed and submitted in Rm. 512 by 10 a.m. on the Tuesday prior to the desired publication date. The Hornet Ad policy revised, l-- C reserves the right to publish only those that space and taste allow. The Hornet staff will make an effort to cover all newsworthy events on campus and to comment on local and national issues. All unsigned tribute discussed editorials are the opinions of the editorial board. BY DONNA HATCHETT tion would not allow for candidates apparently struck a raw nerve in the Editor-In-Chief who would be unaware of the Senate. (See letter below) The past week has been very change. In writing about the tribute to eventful for the Hornet staff. This is only fair and I agree that Malxom X, I mentioned specifically Yes on Proposition 4 We have taken what we feel to be the policy should not go into effect members of the Senate who made an important step forward in terms until after the election. strong statements about this Fullerton College has long been in need of this money was a response to a fiscal emergency, since of our journalistic endeavors. Hopefully, the administration particular activity, both pro and con. remodeling and expansion of various buildings, the Community College Bond Fund was exhausted. will In the past, traditional depart- agree with the I am of the opinion that if racism is primarily the bookstore. The state legislature also tries every year to use board's decision and mental policies have prohibited give its approval to the policy. to be eradicated in our society it This provides a typical example of the needs all of COFPHE monies for purposes other than education. political advertising. Recently, the While we realize that must be dealt with openly and con- California's 103 community colleges face to some Asking the legislature to stretch this fund in several buying ad editorial board of the Hornet has space may fronted when it becomes obvious, as degree, namely, the need for some kind of directions is inviting economic disaster. be financially difficult for questioned this policy and favored some students, we insist upon the I feel it did last Tuesday. construction. If Proposition 4 fails to pass, there stands a good changing it. The need for funds to maintain and expand com- right of those who wish to, to be People who have traditionally chance that taxpayers in community college districts The A.S. elections slated for next munity college facilities will increase in the future as allowed to do so. been the victims of racism perhaps would be paying a heavy percentage of the costs for any week finally brought the matter to enrollments continue to climb (about 10 per cent are able to identify it more readily new construction on college campuses. Proposition 4 the point of an official recommen- At any rate, A.S. election rules annually). than others. In many cases, the per- would help protect homeowners from excessive in- dation from the Committee on stipulate that a candidate must be Proposition 4 is a proposal designed to meet these son who denies it the loudest, is the creases in local property taxes which would then un- Student Publications. When a limited to an expenditure of $100. If financial needs without sticking it tothe taxpayers. The greatest perpetrator and sadly, the doubtedly become a source of the funding. candidate sought the purchase of ad a candidate chooses to spend a proposition calls for the issue and sale of $150 million least able to see it in himself. space and was turned down he portion of his budget on newspaper worth of state general obligation bonds. This would In 1967, the Junior College Construction Act was In any case, the tribute being demanded, and got, a committee advertising, he should be allowed to provide the funds needed for major building con- passed and established a partnership between the offered next week is an excellent meeting to consider his request. make that decision. struction, equipment and facilities. state and districts in financing community college opportunity for all people to increase As it turned out, the committee Additionally, I feel that opening Furthermore, revnue from this bond issue would be construction projects. The percentage of the costs that their awareness of Black culture. voted in favor of recommending to our pages to advertising in local, spent only after it had been jointly determined by the the state assumes ranges from zero to 100 per cent, The polarization of ethnic groups in the administration that the policy be state, or national elections will serve local college district, the California administration and depending on the district's ability to pay, but on a our society can only be overcome by changed to allow the printing of the majority of FC's students, who such the Legislature thatthere was a need for the project state-wide average, state funds pay 50 per cent of con- education. political advertising, with the are of voting age. under consideration. struction costs. Proposition 4 would allow the state to As we are all here to learn, the cost stipulation that it become effective Opposing Proposition 4 is Dixon Arnett, Assembly- continue to follow this procedure so that the burden is A second important step that has of such an event is well worth it. I after the present election. man from the 20th district. Arnett proposes that not shifted on to property owners. been taken, more personally per- only hope that the controversy sur- funding come from the $78 million received by the state A.S. President Dennis Skiles haps, but certainly as a result of my rounding the funding process can be through leasing tidelands to oil companies.; Without funds to remodel existing structures, pointed out that the shortage of time opportunity to express myself in this put aside long enough to open one's This fund, Capitol Outlay Fund for Public Higher replace unsafe facilities and construct new ones, between this decision and the elec- column, is the fact that I have mind to a second point of view. Education (COFPHE), has been specifically earmarked community colleges may have to begin limiting for expenditure for capitol construction facilities for enrollments, something which has never occurred in higher education. nearly three quarters of a century of operation. Since the state used $20 million of this money last When one considers that an additional 180,000 full year for community colleges, Arnett feels a precedent time students will be seeking entrance to community was established. colleges by 1980, it should be readily apparent that However, according to Senator Albert S. Rodda, Proposition 4 and its proposed methods of fund-raising Chairman of the Committee on Education, the use of are deserving of a yes vote. A place for thi aged to die BY RICHARD MUSSER who were closer to death received Unlike some primitive tribes and relatives. Sixty to eighty per cent are have been slower responses to night aid lights ancient Eskimos, our present social poor, though they may not when entering the home. than regular patients. system does not kill off the aged and poor cent of the patients die Doctors themselves in a 60's infirm. Instead, we put them in Eighty per survey revealed that as a rule, they institutions. We call these insti- in the homes and the average stay is do not inform a patient of impending tutions nursing and convalescent one year: death. homes. It has been pointed out by Butler that an increasing number of aged These attitudes help contribute to At any one time there are approxi- mental patients are being sent to poor patient care. Low quality meals mately one million elderly people in nursing homes. Eighty-seven per and food served to patients that is an estimated 24,000 homes in the cent of the patients showed sig- past store expiration dates and of United States. Orange County alone nificant symptoms leading to chronic low nutritional value is evident in has 200 nursing homes. brain damage. some homes, according to the Rooms rent from $450 to $1500 a The most common physical American Medical Association. month with additional charges for defects leading to deaths in the The low quality of care of these things such as an airmattress and homes are congestive heart failure, government subsidized nursing T.V.'s. The average home contains stroke, and terminal cancer, all homes has been documented re- between 0 and 100 beds. leading to an increased death rate in peatedly, according to Arkansas heat waves and flu epidemics. governor David Pryor. government, through The fedeal According to psychiatrists and These sobering facts should serve Medicare 'and Medicaid, paid $3.5 psychoanalysts, the aged suffer notice on our society as a whole. billion in 1972 to 80 per cent of the from a great deal of despair. Most Shunting the elderly off to the side, are run for profit. homes which patients are avoided by friends and in effect, to die, is less humane than Currently, nursing home issues on neighbors and as a result are usually treatment given to stray dogs and the stock market have a high growth very lonely. cats. potential, according to the Surveys found that doctors and Since the average age of nursing Wall Street Journal. nurses also despair from the lack of a home patients is 78, these people Who occupies these homes? capability to help, the basic goal of have given a lifetime of productivity According to Robert Butler, MD, 70 their profession. They therefore to society. If an elderly person is per cent are women. Women usually become hardened and offer little forced to go to a nursing or con- live longer than men. compassion to terminal patients. valescent home, then he or she The average age is 78. Fifty per Ina survey of general hospitals in deserves to, at the least, be treated cent of the occupants have no living New York, it was found that patients with dignity, not disdain.

'Corky'Taylor replies the Compton Boys Choir, they were Fenwick defended Your two sentence analysis of a not interested in listening to four very complex Assembly Bill would Dear Editor, suggest to Dear Editor, speakers point out the good qualities Letters to the In view of the excellent support me your editorial staff, My name is Billy, 'Corky', Taylor. of MalcolmX, and did not desire to and rapport the Office for the should perhaps, have devoted more As your senator at large I'm fighting participate in a Black Awareness Disabled has always enjoyed with time investigating the authenticity for the right to represent my con- dance. In short they felt the Senate editor both the Student Senate and the of the "cause" Ms. Fenwick stituency in the A.S. Senate. Donna was spending $544 that would not Hornet, Iam deeply disturbed by the purported and considerably less in Hatchett has taken it upon herself to benefit them in the least. editorial appearing in the Hornet attacking her integrity. bullet tht brings you Malcolm X day candidates in the upcoming proclaim me as a honkey bigot who (5-7-76). on the Fullerton College campus. elections with the sole motive being only represents a few white students When I presented this view on the Sue Fenwick's request to In closing, I join Ms. Fenwick in it. that of promoting your own on campus. Senate floor Tuesday, I was Enjoy it, you're paying for concerned Senate members to write urging all concerned students to Sincerely yours, favorites. Governor Brown urging support of write in support of Assembly Bill 77. On May 4, 1976 at 10 a.m. as part immediately questioned by one Corky Taylor This total violation of ethics has Assembly Bill 77 was made at the Its passage will provide a retroactive of the elected A.S. Senate we were member of the Black Awareness Senator-at-Large outraged all of us, candidates and direct request of this office. funding for services to the disabled approached by the "Black Aware- Committee as to the reason why. He Assembly Bill non-candidates alike, and has truly 77 is vitally important as well as assuring more equitable ness Committee", an unrecog- brought up the question, "Was this to the funding of the program and Malicious reporting? -put a black mark upon the Hornet, funding in the future. Even more nized and unauthorized cadre of six due to racial prejudice?" From this has the full backing of both local and its staff, and especially the editor for important, it provides an students who petitioned the senate point on the Senate members were Dear Editor, district administrators. Governor equal allowing such blatant attacks to be opportunity for all to allocate 544 Associated Student put on the defensive. Throughout this year the Hornet Brown's veto of Assembly Bill 1600 students to printed. S F prusue an . education regardless of Body dollars (your dollars) to cele- has repeatedly made major errors in in January did, indeed, drastically Is it wrong to question the legality Sue Fenwick curtail state age or disability. Isn't that what it's brate the birthday of MalcolmX. its reporting of the business reimbursement to of the Black Awareness Committee, transactions of the A.S. Senate. I Senator-at-Large programs for the disabled, striking all about? As a senate member I question the are you a bigot if you're not hardest at the largest segment of Sincerely, right of any unauthorized club, that previously refused to believe these Jim M. Housman interested in participating or were due to anything more than that population--those over 21 years Mrs. Virginia Aldridge, Coordinator doesn't have time to follow standard Election Chairman of age. attending the events planned for negligence, mis-information and Office of Services for the Disabled procedures, e.g. Constitution, Malcolm X day? The only This curtailment resulted in example of over-enthusiasm of Paul W. Miller faculty sponsorship, or senate staff members, budgetary deficits which posed a Editor's note: The Hornet staff has blatant racism that I saw in the rather than any malicious intent or Senator-at-Large approval; to request the senate to senate meeting was brought in by very real threat to the possible need investigated the cause of Fenwick's bias, as others have charged. Mark Paine request and according to Dr. John finance their production while they the Black Awareness Committee and of transferring funds allocated for However, last Friday's issue (May Business Div. Senator Casey, the source of our infor- don't contribute anything to the their following with a huge chip on FC's handicapped facility to other 7), was the most outrageous exam- mation, the failure of Assembly Bill financial support of their venture. their shoulder. Jerry Picarella areas to make up this deficit. ple of biased, malicious; slanderous ICC President 77 would have no effect on FC's But I'm willing to overlook this Why did the majority of students editorializing the free press has ever At the time Ms. Fenwick made her Handicapped Facility. The financial procedural red tape that every other on campus lose their representation seen or heard of. We realize it is the Doris Souther request on Tuesday her information problems were brought to the club on campus has to abide by if the in the A.S. Senate? How is it that a press' prerogative to freely support Fine Arts Senator was neither mistaken nor misin- administration's attention and at majority of students on campus proposition that most people were their own candidates, and we don't formed in any way. The fate of the that time Dr. Casey and Elton Ward desired to participate in the Malcolm against got through the senate? question the right of the constant T.J. Stiller relocatable building was not decided of NOCCCD agreed to borrow the X day festivities. The fact is that Because a small group of subtle biases placed throughout A.S. Treasurer until a later date. Through the amount from the capital reserve from the random sampling of my determined individuals stood 11 your papers in promoting your dedicated efforts of Dr. Casey and fund. Casey stated, "In my opinion, peers, (mostly people who voted for members of the senate (supposedly candidates. But you have gone too Corky Taylor Dr. Wheeler it was their decision to the facility was never endangered. me to represent them in the senate,) representing the majority of the far when you personally and Senator-at-Large go ahead with the facility regardless We are committed to it and the I received the impression that they students) up against the wall with viciously attack and defame the very Brad Wood of the many complications we have money would have come regardless were not going into room 415 to hear accusations of racism and fired the character and intelligence of the Senator-at-Large encountered. of the action on AB 77." Friday, May 14, 1976 Page 3 Senate okays loan for MEChA By RICHARD MAHONY Maxham vacant because of too many News Editor absences. Both motions passed. MEChA received approval on a The Senate also passed a motion $300 loan from the A.S. at Tuesday's which will keep the On-Campus book Senate meeting. The loan will fund warehouse in operation next the participation of four women from semester. MEChA in the conference, "La The final motion passed by the Chicana," which is being held at Senate was to send telegrams to Stanford University this weekend. Gov. Brown, Assemblyman Frank The conference will focus on the Lanterman and to John Briggs, women's movement and attempt to endorsing Assembly Bill 77. define the needs of the Chicana woman in particular. The bill deals with eliminating the Originally requested as a grant, distinctions between minors and the $300 was redefined as a loan persons over 21 with regards to because of Senate opposition to a handicapped funding. Virginia grant drawn from an already over- Aldridge, coordinator of the spent Campus Aid account. handicap facility on campus said that President Skiles said that a loan just because a person turns 21 does was more popular because if a group not mean that his particular decides to attend a conference, they handicap becomes less severe. "You should utilize their own resources. are just as blind after you turn 21 as FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS - The Los Altos High School Women's Vocal Association Choral Festival held here last week. Eleven high school He also indicated that this you were before your birthday. Ensemble, with accompanist Kathy Bohlen and director, Gordon L. Borror choirs participated in the festival. conference would in no way benefit Turning 21 is no reason to cut the are shown as they finished their performance at the Southern California PHOTO BY HENDERSON the A.S. amount of funds allocated." MEChA was given until June 20 to Because of a college hour repay the loan but the feasibility of featuring the rock group, "Dust", Vocalists highlIightec in choral festival this was discussed at a MEChA the remainder of the Senate's By DARLENE BUFKA sensitivity to the expressive qual- Other information is taken into Randy Allison, an FC music meeting on Thursday. Their findings agenda was taken up at , a special Last week, the Southern ities of music, encourage music account such as; the type of group, student, said "the quality of music is and final decision were not available Senate meeting Thursday afternoon. California Vocal Association involvement, develop skills, and number of years of the school's exis- much higher in SCVA Festivals." at press time. Actions occurring during the (SCVA), sponsored a Choral Festival provide a basis of musical tence, grade level of group, number In other business, the Judicial meeting were not available at press at Fullerton College. Many high experience which students can use of rehearsal hours per week and total Approximately 35,000 students take Committee made motions to declare time but any significant events will school singing groups took part in in making intelligent judgements of school enrollment. part in the Festivals each year. the seats of Mike Foster and Mark be included in next week's issue. the event which was held in the musical value. A wide variety of songs were Campus Theatre. performed in last week's Choral Students were judged, not against Festival. Classical, religious and The Festival was split into two other groups, but against a set of contemporary sounds were all different programs, afternoon and standards. Two men, Dr. Robert heard. At the end of each program evening. All together, 16 choral Hasty of U.S.C. and James Young of all the choirs combined to sing groups from 11 high schools were Troy High School, served as adjudi- "From Sea to Shining Sea" by represented. While most of the cators. Dr. Hasty said all adjudi- Whitney. talented singers came from local cafors participated in a clinic last FC usually hosts one of the many schools, the Girls Ensemble from fall. After judging three choirs, their SCVA Festivals held each year. Ernest Righetti High School evaluations of the group were travelled over 200 miles to attend the examined. Dr. Hasty said the clinic event. provides "greater uniformity in Environmental The high schools participating evaluation." were: El Dorado, Villa Park, Los Many things are used as a basis lecture set Altos, Rim of the World, Ernest for judging. Choral tone, intonation, Three experts in the field of Righetti, Valencia, Kennedy, Glen- blend, balance, precision, inter- Marine Technology will be featured dale, Pacific, Los Cantadores pretation, diction and repertoire in a FC "Mini Conference" to be Aztecas, and South Pasadena. each receive a rating. All the held May 20 from 6-10 p.m. in room According to SCVA, there are six categories are then included in the 415. The theme of the symposium purposes of the Festival: to promote overall grade. will be, "Southern California Marine Resources: Present Status and Future Prospects." The symposium promises to be very informative because the speakers represent a diversified PLAYING THE PART-Shown in a scene from the play Theatre Wednesday May 19 through Saturday 22 wit The play is written by Paul Zindel range of interests. "And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little" are (1 to r) Kellie an 8:00 PM curtain. Kimberly Dimmick. The play and directed by Kathy Oveson. One of the speakers, Dr. Dorothy Smith, Sheri Murray and by the FC acting workshop in the Studio Soule, is marine research oriented. is presented Soule is a professor of biology and environmental engineering at the University of Southern California. SQLa.v She is involved in numerous envi- ronmental agencies and is an expert on the Southern California coastal waters. Another speaker, Mr. William Merselis is interested in "intelligent, multi-use" of the Southern Cali- fornia coast.,Merselis is the director of marine programs at Interstate Electronics in Anaheim. He is an expert in the field of marine moni- toring and analysis. heIMaseo ddA ARR/rARG The third speaker, Dr. Donald sortureiss R a w Bright, has views that make him the ouepoatl...CCThe. ma!.. middle-man to Soule and Merselis. Weather Report/Black Market Bright, a former member of the FC S including: Life Science Department, has a background in education, research, and politics. He is also the former chairman of the Southern California Regional Coastal Zone Committee. Currently Bright is the director of environmental affairs for the Port of Long 'Beach. The symposium will touch on all JACO includ pandora'S hi e R I aSU aspects of marine technology; HONORED- Kyhl Smeby, senior vice-president of the Bank of America, everything from farming manage- presents Patrick Dollard (right) with $250 for being a finalist in the bank's ment to recreation. The speakers Community College Award Program. Dollard is a 1976 Man of Distinction from life sciences and his award was in the science-engineering category. will discuss problems faced today as well as problems that may appear by 729 Pacific Coast Hwy. Mall of Orange 1123 E. Alosta Ave. 1440 N. Vine St. 13932 Golden West St the year 2000. c &o.co tllAetTr asW est All single records3: alwayse Concert Set Is your ., you're, a Musical works from Mozart to ** ^ student getting grade point A.. "B's" or better. 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Page 4 Friday, May 14, 1976 Chicana held prisoner in Argentina

BY LINDA KAYE SIMS refugee. She remembers one But," she confesses, "this was before we were arrested." Feature Editor incident that happened with the local better than nothing." She says that she knew that this Although her cuts and bruises school children that lived by the was their way of telling her good-bye Talamante graduated from the have healed and her rope burns no center. and to continue the faith they all had University of Calif., Santa Cruz with longer itch unbearably, Olga Children were not allowed to go to shown for so many months. a B.A. in Latin America Studies. Talamante will always remember school when it rained because there FC's American Ethnic Studies "Upon graduation, I wanted to study the mental anguish and pain she were no paths or roads to follow. The Program, in conjunction with further by visiting some Latin suffered. Talamante was recently hills were not cleared and the MEChA, presented Talamante, American country and I chose released from Argentine imprison- ditches, when filled with water, along with a teatro group. Argentina.' She said she had no idea ment after 16 months. became too dangerous. that the trip would turn out as it did. A teatro is a group of actors and Talamante explained her story of She remembered her friends in singers that originated from a social brutal treatment to a compassionate "We asked the government to the United States while she was rebellion of the 1960's crowd Tuesday night in the FC Stu- help these children by giving us big imprisoned, "I never once lost hope, The members demonstrate a dent Center. rocks so we could outline a path for them," she explained. The because of my family and friends' social expression of that era and "They tied me up. I was naked government denied Talamante supportive help." show the still-present prejudices and with my eyes covered and they and her fellow workers request for help, unequal treatment toward poor interrogated me," said the long In the beginning, Talamante could so they decided to do something on people and Chicanos. haven-haired Chicana. "They correspondence their own. write and receive wanted me to admit to things I was from her family, but after six Preceding Teatro's presentation, not guilty of doing." "We went to a local cemetery and months, letters were no longer Jeannette and Juan Avila enter- tained The Peronist Argentine govern- lifted old tombstones, cleaned them permissible. with four songs, with Juan on guitar. The married ment wanted her to confess to being and built a pathway for the kids," Before her release, she was taken duo harmonized with blended an agent in an attempt to overthrow she said. to solitary confinement. "I didn't accuracy and was well accepted by the audience. the government. She was working in A path for school children was one know I was being released." She a community service center and the of many things the community continued, "I thought I was being Each song seemed to offer a government arrested all those who center tried to supply to the people. transferred and would never see my specific message. One in particular, worked with her also. "The local people had no medical friends again." was called "Deporte". "The government felt we were a services available," she said. A beautiful and memorable ex- "Deporte" told of the problems of threat, because we were helping "Necessities, like bandages, cough perience for Talamante came when getting into the United States from cruel FOR LIFE - Recently released from 16 months of their people," she said. She syrup and aspirin were unheard of she was faced with four walls in con- Mexico. It also explained how STRUGGLE imprisonment, Olga Talamante tells her story to a crowd at FC last Tuesday. explained that the community and certainly not available." finement. "I heard my friends and unjustly the Mexican-born citi- singing some Mexican and Latin zen is treated when working in this She was working in Argentina at a community service center and was service centers in Argentina can be She said that the center's workers accused of trying to overthrow the government. American songs that we had shared country. compared to similar centers in the built a medical center utilizing the United States, but with significant same big boulders they had used in differences. outlining a road for the children. "We had no running water, and "As far as medical supplies, we no electricity at the center, " said the could only get pharmacy samples. Computers utilized by District Center no% By KAREN EWING computer, like the inquisitive child, estimated $30 thousand for the The cost of the new equipment, In the United States one can find constantly asking one question after center's services. These services bought on a severn-year lease-pur- computers being used in' many another, therefore making the range from processing of student chase plan will be shared by the ( omnlunity different ways. They are used as student always think. grades and attendance to printing a center's clients. astrologers and opponents in games, Hail feels that CAI exercises are course catalog and master schedule. The NOCCCD Board of Trustees besides being the stereo-typed only as good as the person who Both the business and education decided to have a building Calemridar business machine. makes them up. He also said that functions ofcomputerswill use some constructed to house the new mmmdp) __ The North Orange County learning by computer will be new equipment, arriving July 1. This equipment because the present Community College District (NOCC superior to the usual teaching new equipment includes material for center is over-crowded. Geroge Camera Day CD) Data Processing Center is using methods for some students and for a communication network between a Conners, Architectural Assistant computers in education as well as others it will not be. new computer and terminals and under Assistant Chancellor Elton business. The Physical Science instructor some teletype equipment. Ward, said that the board was first year's Orange County Fair Photography Department will feature This Fullerton College Physical Science stated that CAI will first be used for going to use some old relocatable Model Day" on July 17, an event for all camera buffs. Thirty Director of Data Processing Fred "Camera and instructor. Joel Hail, said that teaching remedial students. He trailers from Cypress College. The for best model and costume. Call 751-FAIR Wallace, said that the most models will vie for $300 in prizes the college, continued by saying when prices board discovered however, that the through the center, is important part of the new equipment for further information. go down and students get over their cost of moving and converting these using computers in the classroom for is the Univac 110/10 computer. initial fears there will be a problem trailers almost equaled the cost of a computer training, doing complicat- Wallace said the reason for the of providing facilities fast enough for newly constructed building with a ed calculations, and also Computer importance of the new computer is Volunteers Needed all students. better frame. Assistance Instruction (CAI.) its time sharing function. are also used by the The 4,000 square feet building is. Men and women volunteers are being sought to participate in Big Hail said that the CAI computer Computers Processing Center, located at In data processing the computer is being built behind the present Buddies, a program which pairs a volunteer with a child who is in need of does not replace the teacher, but is Data North Lemon in Fullerton, for the "brain" and the terminals are center. Wallace said that July 1 is special attention and friendship. A Big Buddy spends an average of four more like a library where blocks of 1000 functions. The the message senders and receivers the tentative date set for finishing hours a week with a youngster, age five to ten, who is having minor problems information can be picked out of the NOCCCD's business for in the communication network. With the construction of the building. The at home or in school. If students are interested, they should call Glenda Bake computer's memory instead of center has three school districts Board of the center's present communication Director of Data Processing said that at 636-7000 at the Mental Health Association of Orange County. books. clients and the NOCCCD's The way a student receives these Trustees recently signed a contract network the terminals have access to hookup of the new equipment will be blocks of information vary. There are with Saddleback College. only one block of information at a completed "...sometime in the Heritage House the usual true and false tests. The contract is effective July 1, time. In a time sharing network fall.'" He said that this will not affect Sometimes a student can learn 1970 to June 30, 1977. Carol Mullen, terminals will be able to ask for more the contract with Saddleback than one block of information at a College because it will have use of The formal dedication of the Heritage House, located in the Arboretum on through a game with the computer. NOCCCD's Information Officer, There are exercises which have the said Saddleback College will pay an time. the present equipment. the north side of the CSUF campus is slated for May 15 and 16. The home has m been the subject of extensive research in order that it could be restored as it actually appeared in 1894. The opening of Heritage House is an official The Golden Bear Dog Day Drowning Bicentennial event. Call 525-7171, ext. 217 for reservations. May 14-15 i Afternoon Pool Founder of Fairport Convention S h.D. 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The sound of a pudgy -funny man and little did I know, but I fell asleep "Columbia Pictures saw me doing would join the Three Stooges in. trudging across the stage yelling the on the lion's cage." my famous army drill. They bought 1955. "When Shemp died,- familiar tag phrase, "Not so The train arrived the next day in the show," recalled the comic. "I Columbia asked me to jump in aatd f-a-s-t!!" has brought laughs to Detroit. Besser continued in the was signed by Columbia and made join the Three Stooges for two millions of theatergoers. His name realm of magic for several years. feature films and comedies of my years," stated the brief member o.f is Joe Besser. During his tenure with Thurston, own. the famed comedy team. "When I Besser has been a showman for 56 Besser developed many comedy Besser was signed with Columbia joined the stooges, I told them t .ey years. Tile roly-poly comedian is mannerisms from the shows. ,He Pictures fot.14 years. He made two couldn't do any of .the hard hitt~g most remembered for his roles as the started talking pratfalls in front of other feature films in which he had a with me. Larry said, Don't rA'.,.. young brat "Stinky" on "The the audience, and became known as starring role, "Eadie was A Lady" Joe we'll figure something out!" Abbott and Costello Show," and as a a comic sidekick. and "Talk About A Lady" plus 20 brief member of "The Three "This was the beginning of my comedy two reelers of his own. The stooges' contract was not Stooges." He also was the clumsy individual comedy. Developing a During this time, Besser was in renewed by Columbia in December janitor "Jilsen" on the "Joey certain character that I still do," demand for performances 'in every of 1957, and the three funny men Bishop Show." commented Besser. "Like, 'Oh you medium. "Fred Allen and Jack became unemployed. Besser left the Born August 12, 1907, Joe 'Besser c-r-a-z-y!! and 'Not so 1oud Benny all saw me and wanted me on act because of his wife's illness that left home to begin a vaudeville Besser originated a sissy type, their radio shows," said Besser. "I year. career at the age of 13 with magician bouncy character whose retort is a starred as a regular for years with Howard Thurston, whom he idolized tap on the opponents shoulder Milton Berle on his radio show, and In regards to his current activities as a youngster. Besser's career accompanied by a loud yell of, "Not had my own show also." Besser said, "I've been doing started purely by accident. so- h-a-r-d!! " Besser was a regular for four years cartoon voices. I was a regular on Thurston- would perform every It was this character that jolted as "Mr. Know-It-All" with Milton two shows, 'The Houndcats' and' year in St. Louis, Missouri, him to stardom. Besser was one of Berle's radio show "Let Yourself Jeannie.' which is my most (Besser's birthplace). Besser loved the most wanted comics of producers Go. " He ' frequently appeared recent" magic as a youngster and wanted to and directors. He starred in between other engagements for When asked if he'd consider any join Thurston's act. Thurston's reply vaudeville shows with the comedy "The Jack Benny Show," "Eted roles in todayis nmotion pictures. he to Besser regarding joininig the act team "~Olsen and Johnson," in the Alien ShowA." "Vaughn Monroe answered. VE'ERAN COMEDIAN - Joe Besser, a former member of "The Three was. "When you get a little .older record-breaking shows, "Hellza- Show," and "Tonight On Broad- "Not really. To tell the truth, I Stooges" and a veteran vaudeville performer has spent 56 years in show we'll talk about it." This continued poppin" and "Son's of Fun." 'u his own radio program. think today's business. He has recently done voice characterizations for cartoons, and he pictures are horrible," for five years. "Hellzapoppin," in which he Meanwhile, television offerred said the comic candidly. "There's stilUfeels that children are his biggest fans, Besser's show business venture starred, was booked in theaters for new exposure for the comedian. too many wonderful stories that finally started in a railroad yard one four consecutive years. Besser Besser was a very close friend of the should be produced. The filth they night. continued in other shows like "The Abbott and Costello comedy team. put into pictures... .this is what I'm Summersongs to air "The night of Thruston's closing EariCarrol Vanities," "If The Shoe In 1953, Costello asked Besser to join against. show, they loaded the scenery and Fits,' "The Passing Show of 1931," the group .of regulars in the team's Radio disc jockeys across the The "Song Of Summer" special will trunks i nto the box cars," reflected and "Grennich Village Follies." planned television show for the Besser considers himself semi-re- country play the same songs -every, be taped and aired on May 28th. the veteran comic. "While they In 1942. a movie scout from upcoming season. Besser's role was tired. but welcomes roles in G-rated summer that have some type of Students should write down the title weren't looking, I jumped into one of Columbia Pictures was present in a young brat named "Stinky." films and television kid shows.' emotional memory for the listener. A of the song and the record artist on the box cars. I don't have to tell you, the audience during a performance It . had been the Columbia Children have been his biggest fans. twin-- sister idea has been developed paper, and hand it in by May 21st to recently by KFCR disc jockey Scott the disc jockeys at KFCR. The iYou "David" Hostetler. program will last one hour and thirty get it better at The Wherehouse" minutes and hopefully could be Hostetler was debating the idea of re-aired if the response is good. a radio special, but couldn't decide waht kind. "I suddenly realized that Scott David, his radio name, the same songs are played every started his interest in radio at Loara summer," commented the veteran High School where he was a drama announcer. "I thought of a radio and radio major. He was named the special---a cliche on the songs of public address announcer for the summer." school's morning. accouncements. The idea is for students to write down on a piece of paper a song that Hostetler continued his fortunes in means something special in each the realm of radio in 1975, by person's life. Songs that relate to entering the FC -radio program. summer is the theme of the show. Now, one year later, Hostetler joins a group of disc Jockeys hoping for - -NOW ON SALE--WITH THIS AD Hostetler negotiated the idea with stardom with a major radio station. station manager Tony Driscole. 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::'".By J.K. McALPINE UCSB, and at age 47, he resumed his exceptionally good relationship with agree. "When I use AV "I was born in Gateway Montana, college education. the Board in the past 10 or 12 years. (audio-visual) equipment, the a railroad stop really, and moved to students don't seem to retain what is WashingtonState when my dad took a "I was interested in archeology, Asked if he felt that students have being taught. And they never seem banking job there." Thus began the but Berkeley wouldn't accept me, so changed since he has been teaching, to take notes during an AV interesting and well-traveled life of I chose history. It's about the closest Stearns emphatically says yes. presentation. I personally feel that I go Dr. Robert Stearns. Stearns teaches I felt I could come to archeology." "Most students seem to come out of function better as a teacher in the history at FC and will retire in June high school with the idea they don't lecture atmosphere, rather than the after 14 years on the FC "Teaching at FC has been my first have to work. They just seem to sit in informal." job, and I love it campus. and last teaching class, and don't seem disciplined to Turning to the upcoming The most exciting time, I feel, here. work. By discipline, I don't mean a presidential elections, Stearns says Graduating from high school in campus was to have been on this teacher dictatorship, but the ability "I can't get excited by the election. I 1929, Stearns took ajob as a seaman during the height of the Vietnam war to take notes, for example. Maybe it really don't know how it's going . with the merchant marines. At 18 he protests." seems this way to me because I'm come out." Looking at America's' was in the Philippines. Returning older, but students have mentioned place in the world though, he feels, from his voyages on the high seas, "Although Reagan had closed all this to me also." "If the free world has to depend or he enrolled at the University of the state university and college the United States, we're not going t Washington to major in business campuses, FC was one of only three Steam's personal teaching philo- make it. Economics and resource and economics. To support himself to remain open. I give credit to Dr. sophy is simple. "Try to get the will not allow us to carry the rest through school, he worked summers Casey for allowing the campus to be student to use his head. This .in America's last frontier, Alaska. kept open and for providing the includes being critical. I fight the world on our backs." facilities to speak openly." complacency and indifference in * students." Looking to his own future al Stearns married in 1941, and lived Stearns feels that the next crisis retirement, Stearns and his wi , in Alaska from the time they were on campus could come about as a Questioned about educational Sigrid, are moving to Santa Barb; a t a t .;\.\ \ ".<\married until 1957. At that time they result of the teachers and their reform he said, "The HIS LAST SEMESTER - Retiring FC history instructor obert Stearns bas both decided to go back to school. purpose of to pursue his avocation of sailing.le problems in enjoyed his l4 years at FC. After retiring, he plans to move to Santa Barbara, Sboth decided to go back to school.ledat settling the collective education is to learn, but there says he doesn't really have ny which will enable him to enjoy one of his favorite pastime , sailing. Stearns and his wife enrolled at bargaining bill. "The faculty is split should be enrichment also. Perhaps hobbies and disdains things ike on the idea of representation for today there is too much enrichment chess "Because it requires brai s." teachers," he says, "and this could and not enough mental discipline." But to sum up his teac.ing . Hostels cater to summer cyclists put a strain on our relationship with He also cites TV as a reason for experience here at FC in his own the Board of Trustees." Stearns poorer trained students. His wife, an words, "Its been a damn good place feels the faculty has had an elementary By DIANE STRATMAN The cyclist should also be able to and restaurants in large cities. school teacher, would to teach." Outdoor recreation and inexpen- walk with a backpack, and be Individuals help with all trip details sive euucational travel through the willing to face. the unexpected in such as keeping records, finding United States or Europe is available highways .and byways off the beaten accommodations and buying food. Buffett delivers song, humor, charisma through an organization that many tourist track. Simplicity is the Individual cooperation is the people may be unaware of. The keynote of hostel trips. The long-established hostelling tradi- By CHIP O'NEAL than concentrating solely on his album, "A White Sport Coat and a Youth maximum 'weight per bicycle for an tion. Ages usually range from 15-35. program is called American News Bureau Chief latest ABC Records releast "Havana Pink Crustacean." He sang about Hostels, Inc. (AYH.) AYH trip is about 30 pounds. A In small AYH groups of 7-9 people Before a sold-out crowd, dotted Daydreamin." "Daydreamin" is a robbing a filling station in, "The AYH is a non-profit, nonsectarian, lightweight bicycle with gears has including a leader, individuals with Stetsons and boots, country fine LP, one of the finest songs of the Great Filling Station Holdup," and non-political corporation organized proven to be the best cycle for representing various parts of the artist Jimmy Buffett put on a evening was from it, but the other about shoplifting from the corner for charitable and hostelling. United States become skilled in exclusively rousing, spirited performance, albums contain some outstanding market in his "Peanut Butter Con- educational purposes. It is open to The word "hostel" comes from cooperative living. Each bears a highlighted by' his down-home Buffett classics that couldn't be left spiracy." 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By KEITH KROPP against was Orange Coast. handed the Hornets their worst Dean Hall led the Olympian's hitting Sports Editor In a game that featured 18 walks, defeat of the season in the finale of parade, as the three of them By losing to San Diego Mesa Sandoval closed out his excellent the year for the two teams. The combined for 10 hits and seven College last Monday, Fullerton season with a 6-7 record, a record Olympians exploded for 13 runs and RBI's. College's baseball team concluded which is very misleading. Sandoval 15 hits as they easily defeated the its 1976 season with a very could easily have been 10-3. Hornets 13-2. Fullerton 000 000 020-- 2 8 4 San Diego Mesa 042 340 00x--13 15 1 disappointing 7-11 South Coast The Hornets scored 10 times, but Jim Fitzgerald, Dan Naranjo and LP - Leicht (6-3) Conference record. For the entire waited until the fifth inning to start campaign, FC's slate read 21-15. their scoring onslaught. Then, trailing 2-1, FC errupted for five runs in the sixth to blow the game Final SCC Baseball Standings open. Larry Randel went 3-for-3 and Cerritos 14-4 scored three runs. The Hot Corner Santa Ana 12-6 Mt. San Antonio 11-7 BY TONY MESSANO San Diego Mesa ' 9-9 SantaAna 010 101 000-- 3 2 1 From the guy who predicted UCLA over Indiana and Rutgers over Grossmont 8-10 Fullerton 000 015 04x--10 11 3 Michigan in the 1976 NCAA basketball semi-finals (both lost); who thought Fullerton 7-11 WP--Sandoval (6-7) 20,000 fans would show up at the Angels' open house during the baseball Orange Coast 2-16 strike in March (a little over 3,000 attended); who protested at the sudden disappearance of baseball cards from supermarkets and liquor stores (they Final Batting Leaders in SCC were in abundance in both, the weekend after I wrote that one); and who Based on 72 At Bats looked forward to seeing the Soviet women's basketball team play with Frank Vilorio, Cerritos .403 emotion and animation in its recent series with the U.S. (they performed Santa Ana, May 6 Dan Naranjo, San Diego .389 T -X IT-_..--L+ll 1 T.-ll-_ like robots), we bring you "Blazing Saddles," new resident of the "Hot Dennis Sandoval pitched a Joe Marteli, rullerton .36 Corner." 5brilliant .. two-hitter as the righthand- Jim Gardea, Santa Ana .357 Rather than delve into the future with reckless abandon, like his i defeated Santa Ana College 10-3., Ron\Johnsoer predecessor, "Cold Turkey," Blazing Saddles intends to reflect on the past. SWAT ARTIST - FC third baseman Marty Castillo loosens up in the on This win gave the Hornets a 2-1 He is going to create some heat, to be sure, and in some cases will have to sit deck circle during a Hornet game this season. In addition to playing season advantage over the Dons ths San Diego Mesa, May 1 0 on it. But he figures nothing can be worse than the track record Turkey excellent at third, Castillo was very productive at the plate. Castillo hit .355 year. The only other SCC team the posted. with 4 HRand 38 RBI. PHOTO BY BAKER Hornets had a winning record San Diego Mesa's Olympians He starts out in cool surroundings... It is a biting-cold afternoon in February, Friday the 13th; the location-Cerritos College; the occasion-Fullerton College's 1976 swimming debut,a conference dual meet with the Falcons; the cast-nine What's this? A lefty third sacker? able-bodied Hornet swimmers, one disabled (Jeff Taylor), one worried coach (Ernie Polte), five shivering spectators and one naive reporter; the BY PETE CAVAGHAN chance, a good look. They care about his .355 batting average also put him courses it offered in the paramedic- result-a 64-30 Hornet victory. Normally, when a baseball team their ballplayers." among the leaders. He led the team fire department field. As the season progresses, so do Hornet performances. The warmer cli- has a third baseman who is left- His favorite is Pete Rose, in homers with four and played every However, Fullerton's exposure in mate permits lower times, brings out more fans, but the small number of FC handed, people hearing about it 35-year-old Cincinnati Red third game at third base, except when the baseball world led him the way of swimmers continues to hover around the danger zone. A serious injury here envision a little eight-year-old kid baseman, who he says he'd like to illness forced him to be a designated FC. Castillo said that his chances of or an illness there and the Hornets are sunk. This is the source of the coach's with baggy- pants and his cap on replace. Rose recently moved to hittet for one game. getting recognition were better here anxiety. The naive one reports it. crooked. He's the kid the coach put third base after being an outfielder Castillo's idea of pitching and than at Santa Ana. Finally, after FC dunks swim-rival Orange Coast College for the 11th year third base because it doesn't matter for much of his career. playing third next year might not Marty was nearly left with one in a row, after it swamps Santa Ana for the 37th consecutive time, after it how he throws--he's not going to Castillo's career could come to an work out too badly, since his arm is choice during his junior year at goes through its seventh straight South Coast Conference dual meet season catch the ball anyway. end if he doesn't get either a good very strong. His throws from third Savanna. His present teammate Gil undefeated enroute to its sixth SCC championship in the league's seven The farthest left-handed basemen offer from a four-year school or a fair base are real "heaters" and he says Ramirez, was catching while Marty years, the reporter draws a conclusion: what we have here at Fullerton is a ever get is Little League. Somehow, amount of money to turn pro- he knows that when pitching, he was playing third base. On an dynasty. probably because of his immense fessional. The likelihood of both could throw fairly hard. attempted pickoff, the runner'sknee Disbelievers may point to the Hornets' fifth place finish in the Southern talent. Fullerton College ended happening seems fairly remote Should a baseball career not work nailed Marty square in the upper California Championships and their 12th place in the state meet. But these up with one. when one looks at his 1976 stats. out, the paramedic field would be his leg. aren't so lowly when one is reminded that 25 colleges participated in the Coach Larry MacDuff privately With a total of 49 hits, he moved second choice. He's presently Castillo was told by one doctor former and 50 in the latter. And it was a Hornet, Scott Claffey, who set two told FC's young star at the annual into the third spot on the list of FC studying for that type of job. There never to play baseball again because meet records in the SoCals and a national standard in the state baseball banquet Tuesday night, players for a one-season total. His 38 was a time last year when Castillo it might permanently damage his competition. No, you just can't keep a winning tradition down. with the entire team in the dining runs-batted-in was the second considered going to Santa Ana leg. Castillo didn't want to take So, despite the start of the swim season one month earlier than in the past, hall, "You are the man in the room highest total ever by a Hornet and College because of the types of "no" for an answer, and went to see the cold weather, the shortage of athletes and the untimely injuries (Taylor, with a future." He obviously meant the famed Dr. Robert Kerlan, an a 1975 JC All-American, never competed this year due to extensive knee it. orthopedic surgeon who cares for in- damage and Claffey was laid up with bronchitis the day of a crucial SCC Marty Castillo is the young man's Sandoval wins juries received by about a dozen showdown with Grossmont), the Hornets kept their winning ways. name. Castillo is left-handed, a professional clubs in several At this point, detractors may argue that the misfortunes which plagued FC third baseman, and successful. The different sports. were certainly not unique to the Hornets. All of the SCC teams began their only reasonThe plays third with such at baseball banquet schedules one month earlier than usual, they say, and all had to cope with grace is that he's right-handed only Kerlan advised some rest and the unfavorable weather and the prospects of a slim roster and damaging in- on the field. Dennis Sandoval copped two would have won a hard-luck award then exercise for it, then to wrap juries. It's all part of the game. The Savanna grad (3.4 GPA) awards Tuesday night at the annual hands-down, had there been one. it before playing. Between his junior Indeed it is. Yet FC's success remains intact. blames/credits his brothers with his Fullerton College baseball banquet, Instead, he settled for "Most Inspir- and senior years, Marty faithfully Part of the credit is due the stars: Claffey, Ron Hamilton, Les Oja and Jill right-handed throwing. They were including the first annual "Al ational Player," an honor bestowed ran, spurred on by the Rebels' Sexsmith. righties. Marty caught on that way, Hrabosky Award." upon him by a vote of his teammates. coach, Marty Berson. And part is due the unsung heroes; those who scoop up the seemingly and also batted from the right side. FC head coach Mike Sgobba and Making the presentation was Castillo got his leg back into shape harmless points of second and third places which eventually lead to a narrow Castillo plans to try batting his assistants started the award this pitching coach Jay Roundy. and now has no problems with it. He victory over Grossmont or lay the groundwork for a spirited left-handed also next. year to make year, which is named after FC alum Also receiving honors was first still is a firm believer in come-from-behind tie with powerful Golden West: Scott Underhill, Kevin himself more versatile. He also Al Hrabosky,now one of the top relief baseman Ron Johnson, who was conditioning, since about the only Hopp, Kelly Capps, Rick McCart, Mike Jeffredo, Charlie Kersch and Ray plans on getting a shot on the pitchers in baseball. named "Most Valuable Player" by a things he does during the summer Oja. 0 mound. Sgobba indicated in his talk that vote of the team. are eat, sleep and run. But, in such a scrambled situation of unsure conditions, one Has he told his head coach, Mike the award was given to the man who Larry Randel, a two-year starter at If Castillo is around next year, and person stands above all. He is the coach-the sinewy element which holds Sgobba? never gave up, who had class and shortstop, was named "Most he should be, the Anaheim resident the team together. In this case, it is Ernie Polte, whose swim teams at FC "No," Marty replies, "but maybe "about every superlative that can be Improved Player," should be in top shape. Not so much have constructed a remarkable 136-11-1 record since his arrival in 1962. he'll read about it." used." Nick Zanze, a Hornet red-shirt for will be said for Mike Sgobba after he At the California Community College Swim Coaches Association annual Castillo's older brother Art Sandoval received the award 1976, received the "Purple Heart reads this and finds out his star third awards banquet the night of April 30, Polte is recognized for his "outstanding service to the state swim program during his 15 years" at FC. graduated from FC in 1973 and was despite a 6-win, 7-loss record this Award" for his work as bullpen baseman wants, of all things, to signed by the Minnesota Twins as a year. The sophomore righthander catcher. --Pete Cavaghan oitch. And the enlightened one reports it..... pitcher. He was released two years later. Art gave Marty some advice: Don't play for Minnesota. Marty says his ambition since Little League was to be a major league baseball player. He may fulfill that desire; he's been drafted once already and will likely be selected again in the upcoming draft. "If the money's right, I'll sign," Castillo says, naming the Dodgers and Reds as teams he'd like to play for, especially during a minor league career. "They will give you a

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San Francisco State University Summer Sessions 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, California 94132 I I Page 8 Friday, May 14, 1976 FC women's teams surging as seasons near conclusion Women's tennis coach Ann Read Fullerton, seeded no. 4, opened Also starring for the Hornets was is confident that her team will do its SCCCIAC tournament action Laurie Woodward, who came well as FC's women's tennis team yesterday against El Camino through with outstanding swims-in participates in the Southern College. No. 3 seed Cerritos faced the 50 and 100-yard breaststrokes, California Tennis Championships East Los Angeles, no. 2 L.A. Valley 50-butterfly and 100-IM. And Sarah this weekend. Long Beach City battled Pasadena and top-seeded Cain placed in the consolation finals College is the site for this event, Golden West was slated against in the 50 and 100-backs, 50-fly and which will have 32 teams competing. Mount San Antonio College. 100-IM. The tourney concludes Saturday. Golden West, unbeaten this year The Hornets carry a 17-4 record and led by pitcher Melannie Kyler In addition, Judy Meserve placed into the tournament and Read feels (18-0), is favored to successfully in the finals in the 50-breastroke and that many of the girls are playing at defend the national title this year, in the consolations in the their best right now. but Fullerton, if invited, figures 100-breastroke. Kristy Johnson Read cited FC's no. 1 doubles prominently in plans to dethrone the placed in the 200 IM consolations. team of Tracey Boyd and Sadie Rustlers. The 200-yard medley relay team and Sparger as two key players that are The Hornets (15-6) are led by the 200-free relay team also doing well. hurlers P. J. Kamplain (9-2) and contributed, placing third and fifth, In matches last week, FC won all Sherrie Morrison (6-4). FC finished respectively. three. second to Golden West in the Coast The Hornets defeated Orange League this year and nearly upset Of the championship individual College 5-4, May 4, then beat the Rustlers in a 1-0 defeat earlier Coast finalists, Johnson is the only Hornet Pomona and Golden West this year. --Tony Messano Cal Poly eligible to return next year. Other on the following days, 7-1 Colleges Swimming freshmen from this year's team are and 6-3, respectively. Fullerton College's women's Kathie Cogan, Gloria Eagen, Kay MADAME BUTTERFLY - 1976 Olympic-hopeful state meet. They came in the 100-fly, 200-IM and Softball swimming team concluded its Eppler, Barbara Camero, Pam Susie Lynde, Fullerton College's versatile women's 400-free. She also won the 100-back in leading the Lynette Medcraft and With a hopeful eye on the season May 6-7 with a fourth place French, swim team leader, set three records last week at the Hornets to fourth place. PHOTO BY HENDERSON upcoming National Community finish in the California champion- Marcia Phillips. ---Kay Eppler College Softball Championships, ship meet at East Los Angeles Polte looking to bolster FC swim squad Fullerton College's women's soft- College. There were 19 schools Volleyball ball team competes in the Southern competing. By TONY MESSANO area," Polte proclaimed, "but I freestyle) and Charlie Kersch California Community College Hornet coach Susie Beers Although the varsity squad could Just two weeks ago, Fullerton know they're being wooed by (breastroke), they will have to Intercollegiate Athletic Conference remarked, "I was very pleased with only manage seventh place in the College ended its 1976 swimming four-year schools. That goes without replace Scott Underhill and Les Oja Tournament at Sepulveda Park, this all of the girls -- they improved their Southern California Community season with a 12th place in the state saying." (freestyle sprints) and Mike Jeffredo weekend. times and that's all I could ask." College Intercollegiate Athletic meet. Yet, Hornet coach Ernie Polte Polte said Dave Perry of La Habra (butterfly). "Our chances of being invited to Susie Lynde had four victorious Conference, FC's women's junior is already engaged in efforts to High School has expressed interest the nationals (May 20-22 at Golden swims for FC, breaking three varsity volleyball team took first improve his team. in FC. And the coach feels that his However, next year's squad will West College) .are good," said championship records. She set a place. The Hornet skipper cited his chances are good of securing Mike not be made up entirely of freshmen. Hornet coach Colleen Riley. "Had record in the 200-yard individual This tournament, which was held team's lack of depth as the main Hamilton and Brian Hopp of Troy Scott Claffey, the national record- we finished in second place in the medley, 100-yard butterfly and May 6-8 at Pierce College, was the reason for its drop from last year's and Tom Kersch and Robert Taylor, holder in the 200-yard backstroke, regionals two weeks ago, we would 400-yard freestyle. Lynde also took last match for the women second-place finish in the state. Sonora, because all have older figures to lead a promising corps of have been assured of a spot, but we first in the 100-yard backstroke, an volleyballers this year. So, for the remaining four weeks brothers who swam for Polte. returnees. These include Kelly ended in third, so we're hoping for event in which she set the record last In winning the tournament, the JV of the spring semester, Polte will be The newcomers will have the task Capps (backstroke and freestyle an at-large berth." year. volleyballers had to beat one of the diligently trying to attract the wealth of filling the shoes of some very sprints), Rick McCart (distance top teams, Santa Monica, twice. The of local high school talent to talented departing sophomores. In free), Ray Oja (free sprints) and JV team wound up the year Fullerton College. addition to the big brothers, Ron diver Jill Sexsmith, who lost only undefeated. "There are a lot of good kids in the Hamilton and Kevin Hopp (distance once in 1976 conference dual meets. Tracksters , Netmen in post-season action Fullerton College's track and field 6-feet-8 3/4 two weeks ago in the team will be participating in the SCC finals, set a lifetime best with a Southern California prelims at jump of 6-feet-10. Mount San Antonio College Although hampered by illness (as tomorrow afternoon. Track coach were other members of the team), Tom Gilmer stressed the importance FC's discus thrower Steve Brown did of this meet because only a select well in his event. Brown finished to few will be chosen to take part in the Mt. SAC's Marcus Gordein. SoCal finals next week. Gilmer explained that in the SoCal Tennis prelims, only 12 athletes from the It required a peak peformance to field events are selected to advance oust Fullerton College tennis ace to the SoCal finals. In the running Eric Sherbeck from singles compe- events, only three men from each tition at the Southern California heat will be taken out of the three or Tournament May 8. four heats. "Some said that was the best he Gilmer noted that the night before played all year," said Sherbeck, the meet could be an indication of referring to his 6-1, 6-4 loss to Phil the success of the SoCal prelims, Rennie of San Diego City College. "I because of the injury possibility. The believe it." loss of a key person could be a factor, Sherbeck, the no. 2 seed, won but Gilmer stated that in a meet like three matches to advance to the this, "you just have to go all out." semis. He said the effects of having Last week, at the West Coast played five matches the day before Relays at Fresno, the Hornets did figured in his defeat to Rennie, who well, but according to Gilmer, there was seeded no. 3 in the three-day were a few disappointments. The event at El Camino College. Rennie bright spot was the two-mile relay defaulted his final match because of team which set the best time in the arm problems. nation with a clocking of 7:37.4. The Brian Platt teamed with Sherbeck irony of this record is that the in doubles competition at the SoCal Hornets have not run this event tourney. They reached the semis regularly this year. Armando before losing, qualifying them for Cendejas, Jose Saavedra, Scott the State Tournament at San Diego Fessenden and Phil Wingard ran in Mesa College this weekend. the event for FC. Not so fortunate were the other FC TAKING IT IN STRIDE - Jim Dietle of FC's track team gets ready for his Another highlight of the West representatives, Mike Santo and landing in the long jump event. Tomorrow afternoon the Hornet tracksters Coast Relays was high-jumper Mark Paul Hart, who dropped their first will be competing in the SoCal Prelims. PHOTO BYHENDERSON Maxham. Maxham, who jumped round doubles match.

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