Vol. 13, No. 100 Son Fernando Volley State College _ Thursday, Moy 15, 1969 Mahler issues ultimatum Chief Justice 111ay face impeachment By Kathy Hale CITY EDITOR Associated Students President Glenn Mahler has issued an or der to the chief justice of the student constitutional court, Joel Bruce Douglas, to either explain a case involving the legality of the election filing fee or to pre pare to be impeached. Im memorandum sent to Doug las on Tuesday, Mahler stated he had received a ruling from the Chancellor's Office which con tradicts a decision in the case of George Roberts v. A.S. Although the Courtdecidedthat the fining fee for student elec tions is illegal, the Chancellor's office said the "fee is in fact quite legal and within the juris diction of this corportation. '' Fu II accounting Mahler asked thatDouglasgive a ''full accounting of the Court's action in regard to this ruling at the next meeting of the As sociated students Senate" next Tuesday. "Your failure to attend this meeting will be an indication to me of your unwillingness to serve the interest of the Associated students and will be grounds for your immediate impeachment from this office," Mahler con cluded in the memo. Douglas, who said he will not be able to attend next Tuesday's Senate meeting because he has to work, answered Mahler in a me morandum: Memorandum "I was very upset to receive your ostentatious memorandum ... It is with irresponsible threats like yours, especially in your sta tus as a 'lame duck' president, that begins to make me aware of the full purpose for a judiciary independent of the executive and legislative brances of our go vernment.•• ''I am sorry to feel that you saw it fit to invite me to the A.S. Senate meeting of May 20 under threat of impeachment;• Douglas said. He said Mahler is making a "mountain out of a mole hill ..and that furthermore he cannot be im peached unless he has done some thing legally wrong; besides he is not subordinate to Mahler--he is independent of Mahler, Douglas added. "If anyone should be impeached it's Mahler for trying to coerce a decision out of the court for his own interests," Douglas said. "There are remedies in the constitution to go over the courts decision. Those remedies donot Dody Sundial photaby Graham Slac:k include impeaching the chief jus The helmet wasn't much protection for this femole tricycle tice. The constituional way of dragster when she burst through a water balloon barrier during doing things is by getting a con- Drenched dragster the a nnual Phi Psi 500 Wednesday. See story, page three. ( Continued on page 3) Page 2 Valley State Daily Sundial May 15 1 1969 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ghetto program needed
To the Editor, task to get some high school reaching secondary school with or junior-high school kids, even, better than an l. 8 grade point It's great to see interested fired-up and convinced the only average. (Or secondary to col educated college students try way to their community and/or lege). ing to bring about change. And self salvation lies in education bravo for he who said that the and the obliteration o! ignor What's being done to avo ends justl!y the means. But it's ance and prejudice. What is being id this and even his eventual easy for any idle viewer to see done with the grade school kid? tune-out and drop-out. what is or is not happening here He and she have to be reach on campus . How about what is ed also, and more constantly, and consistently. going on or not in the com NAME WITHHELD munity, to be more specific, the ghetto? Have programs been initiated? Not State or Federal ones, but What is your "group" doing community ones. What is keep there? It's more-or-less an easy ing that grade school kid from Once a pretty king, Letters to the editor must be signed and include the writer's subject major, year and file num now a 'lame duck' ber; singatures will be withheld at writer's request. Maximum To the Editor, Bronson, Joel Douglas, and Sud. But Thanksgiving is coming early length for letters is 300 words; longer letters will be printed A-6 a member of Sigma Up.. this year (June), and King Tur It's another letter from your pen pal at the key will step down from his only i1 space permits. They silon Delta and a candidate for should be typed and double spaced draft board! Associated Students Vice Pre throne and will be replaced by someone who has ''A Better Way.'' and brought to the Daily Sundial sident I have confronted the Sen City Room, Sierra Hall North ate several times this semester. If Fred Bronson, Joel Douglas and SUD can avoid the bite of the 206. This Senate is led by King All letters are subject to vicious King Turkey with his Turkey who in times of crises mechanical editing and conden right hand flunkey Super Tur can be found in the TUB play sation. The Dally Sundial period key and his other puppets: Lit ing ping pong with his puppet ically offPrs space for "Com @])DAILY SUNDIAL Senator Super Turkey. tle Turkey, Tom Turkey, and mentary" pieces to provide read others, until June they will be ers a chance to more completely Published cbllly during the academic year except Mondays. enm periods and holidays safe under "The Better Way" by the Board ot Publications, San Fernando Valley State College. 18111 Nordhoff st•• King Turkey and most of his express their views on crucial and all will be well including issues. Commentaries and let Northrld(e, Call!. 91324. Editorial offices located In Sierra Hall North 206. telephone puppet turkeys are now lame home, mother, and apple pie. 349-1662, 349-1200, ext. 380 or ext. 382. Business and advertising offices located In ducks; however, they are try ters are printed on the basis Sierra Hall North 224, telephone 349- 1661 or 349-1200. ext. 381. of signl!icance, available space Malled subscriptions ar e accepted on a remainder or the year buts at $5 tor the aca ing to rock the boat before their demic year. kingdom collapses in June. King ERWIN GLICKSMAN and judgment of the Dally Sun The Dally Sundial Is a member of the Calllomla Newspaper Publishers Association, Turkey has now gobbled at Fred Sophomore, Biology dial €ditors. Ca!Uornla lnterconeatate Press Association and a client of the Associated Press. The Dally Sundial ts represented natlonall>· by the National Educational Advertising Services. Opinions expressed on the editorial page represent those ot the Dally Sundial and not necessarily thOse of the college. BOB BAKER, EDITOR @DAILY SUNDIAL Managing Edltor...... fred Bronson Ne'll·s Edftors...... Barbe.ra Markenson Opinion Edllor...... 1 ...... Tom Sulllvan ...... Ken Schulu City Edltor...... KathyHale ...... Tom Marx Sp0rts Edltor...... oaveW!lk Copy Edltors...... Sharon Stensaas Assistant Sp0rts Edltor...... Cary Kreger ...... Sue Brandt Entertainment Edllor...... Darlene Phllltps ...... Ellen Calperh, feature Edltor...... Rlcbard Zumwalt Business-Advertising Manager J>hoto Edttor...... Graham Slack ...... Willie Stahl Art Edltor...... Cary Green Producllon Manager ...... VtctorHerman Colloquium: it's your last chance
another committee, if you're not care By Richard Zumwalt that shit and everybody with a diff FEATURE EDITOR erent way of changing it: Those who ful. stay to secure the patterns; those who The love-it or leave-it gang have When the light goes out, and the dark abide by them; those who abide the already written down the address of ness makes waiting longer and every patterns, but attempt to change the the one-day Colloquium (the Unitarian thing about seems empty, there are system; those who make their own Universalist Church, 9550 Haskell Ave. still things going on. And if you are patterns; those who don't need patterns; Sepulveda). They'll dare you to take a that unsatisfied symbol of a student and those who will blow-up the system stand on their narrow argument with (uncommitted. but paying) check-up to eliminate the patterns. their stagnant but repetitive challenges. on Colloquium •s one-day confrontat Which are you? How many are you? ion, scheduled for Saturday. Colloquium is one hell of a way to And if you get mad, or go mad, It's your last chance to overcome find out. an erstwhile social (democrat)worker apathy and not get busted. though the So before the idea of revolution is will guide you to an easy chair and radicals there will point out the plaln spirited awav into another advertisl~ refill your cup of apathy with a little sclothesmen in the crowd. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 human kindness. COMMENTARY I was privileged enough to attend 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 It is doubtful whether the militant Colloquium '69 as a reporter-observer. campaign, sample it, reincarnate it minorities will show up at all. But My story never appeared because the or stop it. they just might drop by toward the end, bland facts about Colloquium had al For Colloquium is truly a circus when the real issues are naked to the read been stated as: "Communication of sentiment, and you'll find all the gTeatest number, after the extraneous between faculty and students about communicators there from arbitrators garbage has been compromised and common grievances against the sys to anarchists. before they are clothed, embalmed, tem." And since it was to have been However, it's usually the liberal and casketed In committees. a news story: the predominant op crowd tha t gathers at these !unctions, inions of Colloquium were therefore because it costs something ($1. 50 lunch Students and faculty can pick up deleted. and dinner), where it beingfree to vote, an application for the Colloquium at they would sooner cop out. the Associated Students business of I could ramble about those: The fice A-5, or at the Activities Office, dehumanization of the student and the The conservative establishment will be there though, with their hats and Administration 211, or if you have a inept faculty and administrators, and phobia for those places mail in your lazy-pattered education for funneling horns, and balloons full of their own hot air. They'll see your way into name and money. students into a patterned society. All r May 15, 1969 Valley State Daily Sundial Page 3 Four sororities survive Sundial editorship mud, eggs to take 500
Four sororities emerged victorious in the second annual Phi Psi before BOP again 500 race Wednesday as a barrier of eggs, a patch of mud and pies with toothpicks provided obstacles on the track. By Lee Hunt Susie McCullough, BOP mem Dr. Devol said he thinks the Last year' s winner, Delta Delta Delta sorority, still holds the r ecord for the fastesttricyclesastheyrepeatedas drag race champs. STAFF WRITER ber, said Wednesday that the senate should confer with the The group also received thetrophyfortheelapsed time relay race, The Board of Publications will Senate rejection of Bronson "is BOP in order to cite objections laughable," and that she believes to Bronson's nomination. which was a new event this year. Member s of the teams include: meet at 2 p.m. today inAdminis Jeannie Carson, Susan Strane, Carol Kcjunack, Peter Woulf and tration 206 to select a nominee Dr. Dudley Blake, BOP chairman, Dr. Blake said that unlessMa will move for Bronson's re-no hler were able to cite specific Marilyn Ruyle. for Daily Sundial editor, follow Janice Kimura, junior home economics major and member of Al ing the Associated Students se mination. reasons for Bronson's rejection, The senate passed a resolution he saw no reason for a BOP pha Omega sorority was crowned queen. nate rejection Tuesday of BOP Last year's winners were twin candidates from Delta Delta Delta nominee Fred Bronson. Tuesday that the "mutual agree change of editor selection. ment'' clause in theyet-unsigned Su spicious of moti ve s sorority, Cathy and Nancy Nash. Edmund T. Peckham, dean of Princess was Debbie Smith, sophomore history major and mem students and BOP members, said Daily Sundial/Associated Stu "I am somewhat suspicious of dents contract be replaced with the senate's motives regarding ber of Theta Sigma Tau sorority. Wednesday, "I hope some mid The trophy for the best publicity campaign for the event went to dle ground solution can be found one allowing either party toter the Daily Sundial contract," Dr. minate the contract, having gi Blake said. Gamma Gamma Phi sorority. Last year's winner was Alpha Xi Del which will be acceptable to all ta Sorority. three parties concerned; the As ven the requiredone-yearnotice. Dr. Blake said the Senate had sociated Students Senate, Board Unfortunate combination had enough time to modify the of Publications and the journa Dr. Kenneth Devol, professor contract prior to the rejection lism department. " of journalism and BOP member, of Bronson. "The timing was a4!r•« ARE YOU BUILDING said he thought it unfortunate that Premature to comment unfortunate," he said. ♦ • Dean Peckham said itwaspre Bronson's rejection came at the The A.S. Senate will decide A BUGGY? same time the contract modifi mature to comment on the Se next Tuesday on both the BOP's We Stock Engines, Pons, nate rejection of Bronson. He cation proposal was made. This re-submission of a nominee for said that A.S. President Glenn unfortunate combination, Devol Daily Sundial editor, and the ~~ T ronsox les, Front End said, might appear as a threat Daily Sundial's financial con Mahler may be present at to Assemblies and Anything day's meeting. to the BOP, tract. cfR. cm. Cbnlerprise!J Dennis Marrell, junior class 14705 OXN ARO S TREF.T Else You Might Need for president and voting member of VAN NUVS. C ALI FORNIA 91401 Your RUMP- THUMPER. the senate,said that if the senate Anti-d iscrim in ation will not consider a re-submission 787-2139 Good P rices, too! of Bronson as Dally Sundial edi tor, he would favor submitting the 11 decision to the college president. board proposed The freshest, funniest movie Submission of final decision to so far this year." Recommendation for the crea environment. It then passed a the president following a second tion of a college board to deal motion to endorse to the senate senate rejection would be in ac with the cases of discrimination the concept of voluntary segre "A deliciously happy comedy. Very now." cord with BOP policy. was one of many motions passed ;;ation. this year by the Student Affairs 11 'Alexander' spells pleasure." Committee. With this "voluntar y segrega Impeachment tion or separation," housing of - l't•~Y ficials should set policies which SAC, which held its final meet take into consideration the dif (Continued from page 1) ing of the year Wednesday, has ferences among students and stituitonal amendment," Douglas recommended to th~ senate the said. their desires, SAC concluded. creation of an all- college board The ultimate goal of this pro He said there is nothing in the to deal with cases of discri constituion to stop Mahler from gram should be to allow each stu mination on the campus and in dent to learn to relate to others proposing an amendment. the communtiy. Mahelr argued that he has the who are similar to him. Through prerogative to remove Douglas this deveopment they relate to In reference to the distribution if people of different backgrounds he so wished, although at the of literature in the entrance of moment he does not intend to. and races in a sensitive, posi Sierra Hall South, the commit tive manner, SAC said. He said he does not consider tee announced its opposition to Douglas'having to work a justi restrictions placed on the sale Retiring chairman, Gary fiable excuse for not coming to of published literature in autho Davis, said the committee had the senate meeting and if he does rized campus locations. "accomplished quite a lot." not at least send a representa tive of the court, he is sure the The committee said certain senate will take some action. minority groups may feel it nec He said he does not consider Jet Chcrters essary to associate together for his memo a threat to Douglas in L.A. to LONDON that all directors appointed by identity and security within a new AMSTERDAM to L.A. Mahler are subject to removal ~hannel Cros sing only once at any time if they do not ex $279 June 18/ Sept .\6 ercise good behavior. Alllcando I$298 June 16/ Sept. 13 $297 June 14/ Sept. 1 SPECIAL: 3- weeks flight: A.S. banquet · $298 Aug. 16/ Sept. 7 The Associated students• Aw Free Travel Service included ard Banquet location has been No membership fees. changed to Francois' Restaur Phone (213)274-0729 or ma il coupon to E.KAHN SFVSC ant, 18373 Ventura Blvd. in Tar zana. The banquet is scheduled --c.o. Sierra-- Trav- -e l- - - - for May 22. 9875 Santa Monica B.Bev. H. 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615, 8.15, 10·15. Pico at La c,enga • 652 8087 Fox Lido Theatre Page 4 Valley State Daily Sundial 15 1969 May 1 A.S. LIMITS FUNDS Senate appropriates Publications face cuts Three campus publications opposed to the $2,200 requested An estimated budget has been may not be on campus next year by the students," Bonant said. entered but "it looks like we due to a budget cut. Whether or not the booklet can won't get our 50 page magazine," adivities $236,892 The Associated Students Fi be printed for this amount is he said. "They're waiting too nance Committeee voted May 6 being checked. long to decide and there ls no By Susie McCullough pulations approved with the bud "to cut the funds of the Mata The Eclipse, Valley State's money." STAFF WRITER get. A coordinator for Lectures dor yearbook, Eclipse and Sun literary magazine, has been "re There will be no Matador '70 moved from the budget," he said, The $236,892 appropriation of and Concerts was budgeted for rise," according to Joseph M. if Matador '69 is not "in the $7 ,ooo annually. The profession Bonant, associated students busi and ''therefore will not be print black by Aug. 31," Bonant Said. the 1969-70 Associated Students ed this year." budget for activities comprises al coordinator will serve in a ness manager. Mr. David Posner, assistant Matador '69 must net $850 well over bali of the $356,068 full-time capacity to plan and The Sunrise, a handout given assist in the scheduling of cam to all new freshmen describing professor of English and faculty by the August deadiine for the total budget. adviser for the Eclipse, said Intercollegiate Athletics pro pus events. Valley State, will be allowed Senate Finance Committtee to by cutting out the college's lit "automatically reconsider the gramsreceived the largest finan a working capital of "$1, 700 as Also stipulated in the Lectures erary magazine "Valley State publication of a yearbook," he cial allotment of $86,000. Ath will be reduced to a third-rate letics received $1,700 less than an
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Dr. Kian Kwan, associate pro A short speech by Asher Shy, persons, Shy noted Israels' ann his doctorate from the Univer member of the Israeli consul fessor of sociology, has accepted sity of California at Berkeley, iversary came with mixed emo chairmanship of the sociology de ate, began a program of cele tions to her people because of bration for the 21st anniversary partment, to be effective this A noted authority on crime the recent run of casualties on ROYALTY $300 TO 500 and drug addiction, Yablonsky of Israel's independence at noon tile border. WEOblNG RING 87,50 fall. MAN'S RING 12,5 The position was vacated ear joined the Valley State socio Wednesday in the Open Forum. "Correspondents are reluctant lier this month when Dr. Lewis logy department in 1963 after Speaking to approximately 100 When the name "Keep to report on routine, constru sake" is in the engagement Yablonsky announced his resig teaching at UCLA. He is a past . ctive daily life," Shy said. "This nng, you can be sure of nation. president of the American So Ch a m b er Singers a perfect center diamond. ciety of Group Psychotherapy may tend to give the impression And, you can't buy a finer Dr. Yablonsky will be on sab The San Fernando Valley State Israel is nothing but one big and Psychodrama. diamond ring. batical leave for the 1969-70 College Chamber Singers under . battlefield," he added. academic year. the direction of Dr. Gerald Law- T..7" - ~GIS"TEAEO k:: Dr. Kwan is an authority on Yablonsky received his Ph.d. son, associateP.rofessor ofMusic ~psa. e Shy said the people and the 01.-.~OND RINGS race relations. He said one of at New York University and has at Valley State, willpresenttheir government in Israel are more Pu:aac,, ttt.lar,r«l lo thciw drC.ML Tra.df'-.Marlt fl«"•• his goals will be to ease reg taught at the University of Mas Spring Concert at 8:30 p. m., devoted to construction, cultural istration procedures within the sachusetts, Harvard and Colo Thursday and Friday in Music life and education than warfare. department. mbia. During his years in Cal 158. Lloyd Oergel The increased number of soc ifornia, Yablonsky aided in the The Chamber Singers, a sel ~ JEV'/ELERS iology students has created a development of Synanon, an or ected group of 18 young vocal Shy expressed pride that today need for a better system of pre ganization specializing in the re ists accompanied by an instru Israel is one of the leaders in registration, Dr. Kwan said. He habilitation of drug addicts. mental ensemble, will perform providing technical assistance to 'o/orvan Nuys also hopes to have a committee the choral background to the emerging nations. system to coordinate depart Kwan will serve as chairman works. 641:3 V,._N NUVS BLVD. Following the speech, eight VAN NUVS, CALIF. mental affairs. of the department for a three Ticket information may be ob members of the Israeli Student year term. Dr. Yablonsky was tained by phoning the Campus Organization Dance Group enter Dr. Kwan joined the Valley not available for comment con Box Office, 349-1200, ext. 555. tained the group with several State faculty in 1965 and received cerning his future plans. between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. week Lsraeli folk songs and dances. days.
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FOR FURTH ER INFORMATION CALL GARY FINK (COLLECT) AT (213) 688-4132 Page 6 Valley State Daily Sundial May 151 1969 18 Cornell students Tutors plan Former U.N. leader criminally charged weekend to meet Orient tour By the Associated Press • Eighteen of the Negro students who staged an armed takeover of A former secretary general of the United Nations will meet the the Cornell University student union building last month were charg excursion Valley State Summer Study Tour of the Orient when it arrives in ed Wednesday with criminal trespass. Manila in July. One shot was fired harmlessly by a Cornell student in a separate Carlos Romulo, former secretary general and now President of The Tutorial Society of Val crackdown Wednesday on dope sales in upstate Ithaca, N.Y. Amari ley State and 60 children will the University of the Philippjnes, will address some 20 Valley State juana raid netted nine students at Southhampton College, the second climax a semester of study by students and tour director Dr. Joseph Chen, associate professor of narcotics roundup on a Long Island, New York, campus in as many spending a weekend inSantaBar history. days. A Southampton College official accused police of "storm bara May 17-18. According to Dr. Chen, a few more travelers may be accommo trooper tactics.' ' dated in the tour which will leave July I and return August 5. The About 600 National Guardsmen remained on alert in Baton Rouge, tour is open to all interested persons. La., although the campus of Southern University was reported quiet, The campus organization has been tutoring underprivileged The $1,595 cost for the tour includes transportation, room and after a riot Tuesday by 1,000 of the school's predominanUy Negro youngster for the pastfour years. meals, special events, excursions, and entertainment. student body of 8,000. The cause of the uprising could not be pin students may earn as much as six credits in history. Anyone pointed taking the tour for college credit will be charged tuition fee. Southern University students set fires, hurled rocks and botues One of the society's coordin In Japan, the group will visit Nagasaki, Fukuoka, and the an filled with acid. Local police fired tear gas and shotgun blasts at ators Mitchell Azus, said arran cient Hemiju Castle near Kyoto. the height of the rioting. Thirteen students and two sheriff's de gements have been made to visit A featured part of the tour will be a trip down the rapids of puties were treated for injuries. There were 17 arrests. Mission Santa Barbara, the bo Pagsanjan in two-man canoes. About 100 Negro Cornell students occupied the student union build tanical gardens, the zoo, Lake The itinerary includes San Francisco,· Manila, Singapore,· Bang ing April 19. They left 36 hours later carrying rifles, shotguns and Cachuma and the beach. kok, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand and three days of relax knives. The incident aroused national concern,andled the New York ation in Hawaii prior to returning to Los Angeles. State Legislature to ban firearms from college property. Cornell Azus said the youngster going Dr. Chen led a similiar tour last year. He teaches Far East has about 14,000 students. history, Chinese history and Chinese languages and is a member on the trip are 5 to 15 years Seventeen o:! the rebel students were charged with second-degree of the Association for Asian Studies. criminal trespass, punishable upon conviction by a maximum 90 days old and from the Haddon Avenue Elementary School in Pacoima. in jail. One was charged with first-degree trespass, for which the Canoga Park's Only Elegant The society also tutors at the maximum sentence is a year in jail. 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(5-20) section. <5-23) (5-16) Page 8 Valley State Daily Sundial May 15, 1969 Golfers win to end season Defeat Irvine 45-9 in finale By Dove Wilk SPORTS EDITOR Valley State's varsity golf team closed out a successful season Tuesday as they handed UC Irvine a one-sided 45-9 defeat at Woodland Hills Country Club, Coach Bill Cullum's Matadors com pleted the year with a strong 19-11 re cord in dual matches. Competing for the first time as a college division team (Valley State competed in the univer sity class in past seasons), the Mata dors compiled a sparkling 11-0 mark in the college level. In seven tournaments this season, the Matadors have placed in the top three among college-level entrants. Cullum is hopeful of earning an invitation to the National Collegiate Athletic Association college division Finals at Alberquerque, New Mexico in June. Corky Bassler and Jack Mishkin shared low medalist honors for Valley State, Tuesday, with identical rounds of 75. Russ Widmar trailed at 76. A nine match Matador win streak was snapped Monday when the local golfers fell to UCLA 36-18 at El Caballero Coun try Club. Bruin Mark Gustafson tied the course record, shooting a sparkling 69. Valley State trailed by only two points after the first two foursomes were in, but did considerably worse in the closing rounds. Dennis Smith was low man for the Matadors with 73 as Bob Schwarz shot Daily Sundial photos by Joel Lowell 77 for a distant second. Ful Iback John Hammond, sing led out by head footbal I coach All competing Matadors fired in the Leon McLaughlin for his outstanding play in Friday night's 70's Tuesday against hapless Irvine. Going down Red-White game, tries to bull his way for a few additional Smith and Schwarz tied at 78 and Bob yards ofter meeting red tacklers Craig Clements (60), John Dibble (79) and on unidentifiable defenseman. (Continued on page 7) @)DAILY SUNDIAL POR r-sports briefs---, i Soccer tourney begins I The Valley State Soccer Club special frosh loop made up of ends, when the recreation honor will play host to Pierce Col seven Southern California scho fratern'ity•s Class C tennis tou lege today at 3:30 on the north ols. rnament gets underway Saturday soccer field to begin a five team Centerfielder Rod Mortenson, on the Valley State courts. inter-school tournament which who came to the Picadors from Signups for the tournament are will run into June. Chatsworth High School, was the now closed, as applicants from The Matadors stand 0-4 on the only one to earn a berth on the all over California and Nevada year, although each of their mat first team. Mortenson ended the will participate in the event which ches was decided by no more season with a .337 batting av- is slated for May 17-18, · and than two points. Coach Igor Pro erage. 24- 25. daniuk blamed their lack of sue- On the second team was pit cess on inexperience. cher Lew Lerner, a Monroe High Wagner named "We are a quick and spir graduate, and first baseman Bob ited team," Prodaniuk said, Penman, who played for Birm Edward M. Wagner has been ''but we have not been play ingham High. appointed Commisioner of the ing together as long as most of Lerner pitched 64 strikeouts California Collegiate Athletic the other schools.'' He also said for the Picadors in only 55 in Association, it was announced the team was desperate for an nings of play, while walking only this week by Valley State Ath experienced goalie. 15. Batting .308 in his debut letic Director and CCAA Presi Los Angeles Valley College, season, Penman was also re dent Glenn Arnett. Woodbury College and the West sponsible for knocking in 17 Wagner has served asCommi Valley Soccer Club will also take runs. sioner of the Western States place in the tournament. A tro The freshman baseball con Conference for the past seven phy will be donated by the com ference is made upofteamsfrom years, and will continue in that peting teams and awarded to the UCLA, use, Mt. San Antonio capacity when he assumes CCAA winner. College, Cal State Fullerton, Cal responsibilities on July 1. State Long Beach, Cal Poly Po He replaces Kenneth Fagans, Lonely moment Frosh honored mona and Valley State. who has served as CCAA com misioner for the past 12 years. Breaking away a few ploys later, Hammond picked up 11 yards Three Valley State freshman Tennis tourney "The conference is pleased to to set up the final White touchdown. The Whites won the annual baseball players were named to Pi Sigma Epsilon will host 129 (Continued on page 7) spring clash, 15-7. · all-conference teams, from the applicants for the next twoweek-