Wednesday, March 28, 1973 Cerritos College 11110 E. Alondra Blvd. Norwalk, Calif Vol. XVI No. 21 'Crisis' Class ism;

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Chance to Aid : By WALTER GRAY He also stressed the. importance of a TM Staff Writer vehicle on campus equipped with By GARY KUDERMAN •1111 Fires, car stripping, telephone and emergency lights, an extension ladder Senior Staff Writer vending machine destruction, the that would reach the roof tops of the What would you do if your telephone mm •% tearing limbs off of trees and countless buildings, and carry at least one fire rang in the middle of the night, you HIP other acts of vandalism and malicious extinguisher. answered it and the voice on the other 111*- mischief keep Cerritos' only security "Fires, are our. biggest problem. I end brought a proclamation of suicide'' iSillil! jfHflH guard busy in a cat and mouse game of have had to go in three different Chances are good that, unless properly school protection. directions at once to put the fires out. trained to handle such calls, you would The guard. Ernest i Ernie I Utesch, and then, the kids that set them got hang up and go back to bed. But luckily puts in 16 hours on Saturdays, 16 hours away," Utesch said. for some there are'persons who are on Sundays, and eight hours on Fridays. Forget to Lock Doors trained to take care of just such a He has been directly responsible for six situation and can listen with Door locking too seems to be a arrests of minor youths, and aided understanding and provide some sort of problem at night and on the weekends. sherriff's deputies in the arrests of help. According to Ernie, faculty members others. For the past two semesters Cerritos and administrators working late and -Utesch was hired through the College, through the Office of have the keys to the buildings forget to maintenance department of Cerritos and Community Services, has conducted an lock up when they leave. although working in the capacity of eight week training class in Human "If there was some way of knowing security, he has no authority as that of a Adjustment: Crisis Intervention and that someone was inside without me peace officer. His jurisdiction goes nd Help-Line Counseling, going to check. I could spend more time further than a citizen's arrest and his Cerritos First surveying the campus for acts of vandals escape with charges of acts of a vandalism." Utesch said. "We were the first, and as far,as I misdemeanor. know, are the only college in the area to He also suggested the possibility of the offer this type of training." according to In apprehending an individual, Utesch "key holders" to have special parking Dr. Patrick D. O'Connor, instructor for cannot make any sort of physical stickers on their cars showing the this unique class. contact with the person, nor can he buildings they work in. This, according detain them longer than a few minutes The class in crisis intervention to Ernie, would eliminate the guess for questioning. teaches the student how to cope with a work — he would know who was in the "Sometimes my uniform is enough to. variety of problems that come over the " displays are changed monthly, and students with ideas to building and what for. O SOLO MIO • Debbie Wallace seems to have her own scare them, but I need more than a telephones. "We give instruction in such interpretation of "The Singer With Glove," a graphite texture present their own'exhibits are welcomed and may contact Admin. Says No Problem ,: uniform for proper enforcement," areas as creative listening, drug done by Marianne Manzella. This display of art can now be Mrs. Joseph in the library. According to Dr. Stephen Epler, dean information and counseling and suicide Utesch said. seen in the glass case at the north entrance to the library. The (TM Photo by Gary Kleiman) Needs the Right Tools of academic affairs, there really isn't a prevention," O'Connor said. problem of any great concern here at When asked if the rumoij about his There are currently 35 persons buying his own uniform was true. Ernie Cerritos. Epler does realize the involved in the'training class. "They are Counselor makes charge assured TM that it was. "Not only have I incidents and that through the joint Community people." O'Connor said, bought one uniform, but two." he said. efforts of administration and security "people who are concerned and want to, "In addition to that. I have bought my the minor problems can be curbed. work on the help-line." own flashlight, batteries and two-way- The one thing Dr. Epler doesn't want O'Connor, besides being the instructor Class Scheduling Lacks Research radio." Utesch said. is a duplication of wrong police acts, for the Cerritos training program, is 1 such as the one at Rio Hondo College, that they want " asked Wilcoff. "Are "The school has provided me with a project director for Help-Line and Youth By SOULA KONSTANTOL ROS attaining some feedback in order to where the campus rent-a-cop was, the classes for the students or are they hard hat and.a badge," he said. "But Counseling in Bellflower. He feels that TM Staff Writer improve the present system. v. • 0 that doesn't protect me from the rock running around shooting at students. the most vital aspect of help-line Surveys should be conducted on forced to take them " Surveys. Wilcoff Charging that there is a shortage of throwing and air gun attacks I'm "This, we don't need," Epler said. services is listening. • campus to learn if serious discrepencies believes, may answer these questions. research. examination and Wilcoff suggests the use of data constantly up against." Insurance coverage will take care of "I like to refer to it as telephone experimentation on the part of the exist with our present system, according, : processing cards on a trial' basis. A Ernie feels that he should be any great loss and the sheriff's listening rather than counseling. We to Hugh Wilcoff. Cerritos counselor. . administration, is Elvidio Bufalini, a student's preference of classes would be commissioned through the Norwalk department will take care of any great don't give advice over the telephone Cerritos counselor since 1967. transcribed On the cards. Students would Sheriff's Department and be allowed to problem, according to Epler, but things unless it is in answer to a specific This article is the last of a three-part Probing into the concept of students then continue to select classes according carry some protective device other than will get worse before they get better, question, such as a referral," O'Connor series dealing with the problems of class designating the classes that they want to the. class schedules made up by his flashlight. according to Ernie. said.. , scheduling. The third pait will describe before schedules are made has brought what ideas are coming forth by. division chairmen, these two schedules Variety of Calls out one significant factor, lack of administrators and what new systems could then be compared. "We receive a variety of calls over the research. ' other colleges have already instituted. Wilcoff feels this would allow help-line." O'Connor said. "The number administrators to observe if student Candidate Charges of calls runs anywhere between 450 and "It is ironic in this age of highly- The negative points toward students selections follow the class schedules of 500 a month, most of which are calls sophisticated computer systems that we choosing classes were that they change the present system. He believes this from lonely people." he said. can't find or effect more just and their minds too easily. would be a "fair evaluation." The Help-Line and Youth Counseling meaningful ways of scheduling "Do students change their schedules "There is no doubt in my mind." that Citizens Overtaxed center, in operation since December students." Bufalini said. hopeful stressed it is very important Surveys could be one device used in because they aren't getting the classes students will elect the classes they want Charging that the taxpayers 1971. deals with everything from drug before schedules are made, according to Cerritos Community College district pay that a student be able to secure information and counseling to abortion Wilcoff. an exorbitant tax rate in comparison to immediate employment in his chosen referals and marital problems. "It's a realistic concept," he said. "I neighboring communities, Charles A. field upon completion of their studies at "Drug calls were the most prevalent Japanese Wrestling Team don't know the ramifications. It will (Chuck) Harris contends that if elected Cerritos. at the outset of our help-line service, but happen, but not for two to five years," as a trustee, he will do everything in his Harris is an active member of several now the majority of calls come from "Lets face it. a computer can do a power to keep the property taxes from civic organizations including the those people I call lonely related better job than a division chairman in being increased. Norwalk Lion's Club. Bellflower Traffic people.'" O'Connor said. "People who Takes on Falcons Monday trying to meet all requirements," Jack Harris explained that the Cerritos and Safety Commission. Society of Real just need someone to talk to." Estate Appraisers (Associate). Rancho Japan's All-Star wrestling team are classified in international weight Black, business division chairman said. citizen pays 72 cents per hundred dollars Los Cerritos Board of Realtors and the .Drug related calls still rank high competes with Cerritos. here. April 2, categories. These requirements Black describes assessed valuation as opposed to 46 among those calls received by the are the needs and wants of the student, cents per hundred dollars for the Committee on Hearing and Deaf This is made possible due to the Most of the Japanese team members Bellflower center. "But." according to time factors, equipment limitations and citizenry in the Fullerton Junior College Projects. Cerritos College • cultural exchange ' know little or no English, said Simonek. O'Connor, "an increasing number of rooms available for classes. district. "Tax rates in Long Beach and Louise Hastings is a 61-year-old program. Hal Simonek. chairman of the He said members of the neighboring calls from teenagers.dealing with family "Students come to- this institution and Compton are even lower," Harris said". retired school teacher from Bellflower, program and wrestling coach at communities volunteer their homes and related matters are coming in and we want to achieve some goal. I feel we Vocational education also ranks high She is also the only candidate in the race Cerritos. said the exchange program is act as interpreters, are dealing with that successfully." (Continued on Page 3) on Harris' list of priorities. The trustee whose career has been in the field of designed to better the wrestling in Atsui Kenura. last year the national The help-line is there to serve, to education. Southern California and help the wrestling champion of Japan, will offer answer, questions and to listen. Because of her teaching experience. exchange teams to better understand the his services as an interpreter, said "Listening is our primary purpose." Mrs. Hastings is a' strong advocate of culture of the other team, Simonek. Kenura's family sent him to O'Connor said. the U.S. to learn the customs and the quality teaching and quality instructors. The competing members of the How often have you wished someone American way of life, he said. Kenura is As for Cerritos College, the retired 0 Cerritos and Japanese All-Star teams would just listen presently a student at Cerritos College educator would like to see the "entire and he's staying with the same family curriculum expanded, especially in the for two years. Simonek said. area of classical music." "Mexican- Crime Dramas on Television Mrs. Amadon, from Bellflower. will American studies are also lacking." she help with the interpreter problem this said. year, said Simonek. Amadon also Mrs. Hastings is a member of the Fine provided interpreter services for last Arts Association at Cerritos. president Not Authentic. Instructor Says and founder of the Friends of the year's event. El Camino College competes with the Library. Bellflower Cultural Arts By PETE CANNON usually played up. McGrath believes, to Japanese team, there. Aprils. ' Council and Trt-City Red Cross Board. TM Staff Writer increase' the suspense and excitement of Declaring that the "executive The eyes of the family are glued to the crime dramas. \ session'' privilege • has been television as the familiar theme music "I once asked my students to estimate Tax System overworked. Bennie Henn wants more blares forth. Police sirens now join the how often a policeman is involved in a board decisions made in public. Henn is chorus. a.nd black-and-white cars slam shooting." the former sheriff remarked. retired after working 37 years -for on their brakes with amazing rhythmic His students came up with the estimate Constitutional < \ Robert Shaw manufacturing Co. The precision. And the show begins. It's of "every three to four months" that a The present system for financing candidate feels that because of his called a police crime drama. policeman fires his gun. public schools through local property tax business experience, he will be able to Most prime-time viewers have little "This simply is not true" McGrath is constitutional, the U.S. Supreme m "get more for the dollar" for school reason to doubt the authenticity of "cops said. "The odds against a law Court ruled in a recent decision. courses, facilities and equipment. In and robbers" shows. After all. Kent enforqement officer ever firing his The 5-4 vote is in direct conflict with a addition. Henn contends that he'will McCord and Martin Milner of "Ada"m- weapon are roughly once every 90 California Supreme Couit ruling of two stress the expansion of the vocational 12" wear real uniforms, carry real guns, years." . ( years ago in the Serrano case. education program if he wins in his bid and use actual blank bullets. We even "People also seem to think that i The California court ruled that the to be elected to the board of trustees. hear' them inform a suspect of his rights. t patrolmen are such expert shots that state's system of public school financing Jan Harris is a Los Angeles policeman Not as Glamorous they can shoot to wound, but this is was unconsitiutional because it allowed who claims the students need a But there are many things they don't absolutely ' false." McGrath said. the more affluent districts in the state to representative on the board of trustees. do correctly, according to Ricahrd "Truthfully, when a policeman fires his provide better educational facilities "The present board members do not McGrath. police science department weapon, he has to be willing to kill." than the poorer districts understand the students, because they coordinator. McGrath. who served for 10 Not Many Arrests This case is still being heard in a lower are too oriented toward the business years as a Los'Angeles County Sheriff, Another misconception people gather court in Los Angeles according Wilford community." Harris declared. and 10 more years as a teacher and from television McGrath claims, is that Michael, assistant superintendent of He admitted that he is unaware of the department head said one of his prime they think that the primary duty of the business. status of the child day care center, but concerns is trying to tell his students officer is to arrest. In actuality, the If the Serrano case is reversed there because many of his acquaintances are that police work isn't nearly as department head notes, only five per will be no difference in the California economically pressed and could use such glamorous as television makes it. cent of police calls result in a booking, system. Michael said. "If the Serrano a facility, he will urge the centers "One of my biggest teaching The other 95 per cent is spent in ruling stays, then a new system will be immediately establishment if elected to • problems.",. McGrath explains. "Is counseling or otherwise resolving the derived from it." he said. the board. trying to correct the misconceptions situation. In the majority on the Supreme Court Shown above is action in the recent Cerritos Harris contends that his daily contact Mc .rath's biggest beef against BANKES FOR THE DEFENSE people get in regard to the amount of ruling were Chief Justice Warren E. College Invitational, where CC debater Karen Bankes outspoke her opponent. Karen with people as a result of his occupation violence, danger and physical action television, though, is the excessive Burger. Justice Potter Stewart. Harry went on to beat two other speakers while losing to threeJSfie was the top finisher for qualifies him to be a candidate for one of policemen are involved in." action arid violence that is stuffed into A. Blackmun. William H. Rehnquist and the three board seats soon to be vacated. the Cerritos entries. (TM Photo by Gary Kleiman) TJhese three aspects of police work are (^Continued on Page 4> Lewis F. Powell. \

Wednesday, March 28, 1973 Page 2 TALON MARKS

By RICK CASIDA

"As men and not oxen. I suppose we future." use religion as a shield from, afe men with a candle in the dark. Close evaluating other alternative standards. ' in the light with walls of certainty or "Many people...continue to persuade authority, and it may seem brighter — themselves that their moral views do look, friends, that's a reflection from, not depend on any decision of their own Registration Policy prison walls, your light is no larger. I'll but are simply part of being Jewish. carry mine through the open night in my Christian, or. say. Hindu." said

own hand." from the book "Davy" by Kaufmann. 4 Edgar Pangborn. Another strategy is drifting" and it Needs Overhaul Let the candle and light represent the comes in two forms. Type A and Type B. fateful decisions that exist for all of us to Type A enjoys its greatest popularity, The registration and class scheduling processes at Cerritos, a community make each day and again consider the with people over 30. college of over 18,000 students, is archaic. passage. "Instead of choosing how to live, one Do you carry your candle in your own simply drifts along in the status quo." :'. Many colleges and universities across the nation have already proven that hand in the open night? Do you make said Kaufmann. "All decisions are made new and innovative methods of class scheduling and registration have your own decisions and are you aware of and none need to be made." upgraded their academic system. all the decisions to be made? Some younger people who see this If you're somewhat unsure, and so we Type A status quoism in others choose to v Interest and aspirations of the student should assume first priority. all should be. Walter Kaufmann's new go to the opposite extreme which is Type Presently scheduling is compiled by "educated guesswork." book' "Without Guilt and Justice: From B, They drop out. live from moment to Decidophobia to Autonomy." may prove moment without knowing what they will We can escape much of this predicting by implementing some up-to-date helpful. do next, and leave everything to chance. systems. Kaufmann contends that the majority "To be governed by caprice is to of humanity suffers from various drift." said Kaufmann. Prior course selections by students before class schedules are made is degrees decidophobia. which is the fear Tiring of drifting the decidophobe may one way to improve upon the present system of decisions. Avoiding life-changing adopt a new strategy such as. allegiance decisions, he believes, locks us up in an to a movement or a school of thought. "On line" registration, a'televised computer registration system using existence without autonomy. Here Kaufmann warns. "Those seeking screen type terminals at seven registration windows, has been used ."People do not fear all decisions." liberation must ask themselves whether successfully at certain colleges. • . ' according to Kaufmann. but mainly fear they are merely exchanging one kind of the fateful decisions dealing with norms, conformity for another. All statistics of a student are quickly calculated. Students acquire instant standards, and goals, Even marriage can be a strategy for reporting on the status of each class, and the openings created by program A person who suffers from avoiding fateful decisions. Following the changes. decidophobia. a decidophobe. has three initial decision to get married the couple basic options. ' may assume the sterotyped roles for Cerritos' administrators should immediately investigate these new "He can avoid fateful decisions; he husband and wife that are ingrained in methods and should implement a pilot test. can stack the cards so that one most societies. alternative is clearly the right one:, or he • The fear of decisions goes hand in The present system and the pilot would run concurrently. This method can decline responsibility." said hand with the fear of autonomy. Instead would be a precaution incase the pilot fails. The college would then be able Kaufmann, of being self-governing the decidophobe These options can even be combined; to recover easily. refuses to accept the responsibility. In avoid the fateful decisions if you can. if the terms of transactional analysis this you can't then combine them into one is illustrated by the formation of With the use of a pilot test, Cerritos can delve more deeply into these new whether or not the students of Cerritos decision and above all make sure you financier want and/or need an information, and lifescripts which make all other methods, researching other colleges ideas in order to strive for the best don't stand alone. decisions automatic. possible program for the college and most importantly for the student. Editor: referral center. My personal feeling is The question is not whether the paper that there are students who could benefit Within these options. Kaufmann tells An autonomous person accepts the Will lose freedom of the press it's from knowing about free or lowcost us. a number of strategies exist for responsibility for his decisions while whether or not the paper "Talon medical and social services that are avoiding fateful decisions, The first and being aware of all the decisions to be Marks" is abiding with the available to them. Examples of, such most popular strategy for avoiding made and the standards to be evaluated. Candidate Platforms contengencies that were set up in'the services include general medical care fateful decisions is religion. Religions "He does not treat his own conclusions school manual. (including dermatology >. premarital give people a list of. standards and and decisions as authoritative, but norms, call them thou shalts and thou It is the opinion of many that Talon blood testing, and individual and family chooses with his eyes open and keeps, shalt nots if you like, which people hold Marks is not abiding to these counseling, them open. He has the courage to admit as authoritative so the responsibility for Exchanged in Forum contingencies. Are they responsible to The agencies providing these services that he may be wrong, even about 11 the standards shifts from the individual the Financier would like the students of Cerritos to matters of the greatest importance."' to the religion. Al Bublavi take advantage of these services, but it said Kaufmann. The Board of Trustees election looms nearer and nearer. The time to J1745 is now up to the students to indicate Decidophobes, after making one An autonomous person carries his analyze sixteen candidates, to narrow that field to three, is" close, and face their feelings on this issue. fateful decision, which often turns out to candle through the open night in his own to face confrontation is the only adequate means of knowing the candidates' Health Services Marita Finkle be the decision to "renounce the hand, realizing his light is no larger than 1 views and personalities. Editor: Health Educator freedom to make major decisions in the his neighbor's. In a recent Talon Marks article on the Hawaiian Gardens and Small groups have been meeting with candidates in private homes. One fate of the student sponsored health and Santa Fe Springs Clinics sucH' group, ^ifo^.'instance, was hosted' by Dr. Kleinerman, from the social service infprmation and referral 1 counseling, department, and was attended by several faculty members, center.' a misunderstanding occured ' School Nurse Thieu's Arrival Seen student's, arid community citizens. A free exchange of ideas enabled the regarding my statments' concerning the Editor: " training of student volunteers to man the group to clearly determine where those six candidates present do indeed Cerritos College Health Services has a information and referral center. UCLA trained Public Health Nurse with stand. The candidates also gained added insight into the needs of the Rather than question Cerritos school clinical venereal disease experience and As Violation Treaty ' college. nurse's training, which as a public counseling with the Los Angeles County ' A student senate committee will be inviting all of the candidates to the health nurse. Mrs. Manire is very Health Department and Cook County. By KLINE it is incredible that the President would qualified through training and Chicago. attempt to perhaps undermine the college fpr a chance to speak to students and faculty on an individual basis TM Staff Writer experience to provide health We have detailed information on After nearly a decade of involvement strength'of the treaty. before the open forum on the 11th of April. This will be another opportunity information, referrals and counseling. I referrals for VD. family planning, in Vietnam, the U.S. ; managed to The President's continued support of to meet with candidates and perhaps narrow the field. intended to question whether she had the pregnancy and abortion. negotiate a treaty which ideally ends the administration of Premier Thieu is additona.l time available to train the Student-patient information is It is imperative that intelligent choices be made in this very important that prolonged involvement. Our- an embarassment in the eyes of world student volunteers. confidential and will not be released to conscience involvement is questioned leaders. Thieu has taken increased election. Look for the opportunities to meet with candidates and take In no way did I wish to imply that the anyone without the written authorization this weekend as our government is. measures to censure the press, and in a advantage of those opportunities. When the election rolls around be ready student information and referral center of the student. hosting the president of South Vietnam recent decree 193 SL CT i made it illegal and vote. could take the place, of the existing Cerritos College Health Services is a at a reception in L.A. and the western to advocate "peace" or "neutrality." health services, but rather would serve member of the Committee for the White House. Thieu continues to allocate only 1.8% of as an extension. Mrs. Manire can Eradication of Syphilis. Inc. and the Los its budget for health care. Such action Angeles , Regional Family Planning Article 9-C of the Peace Agreement provide the necessary medical advice as should not be endorsed by our: well as' provide direct nursing services, Council. states that "Foreign countries shall not : Curb Rising Trend impose any political tendency or government. - , and is therefore an integral part of an Margaret Manire, information and referral center. School Nurse personality on the South Vietnamese The visit of Thieu to this country is people." ' , The most important issue remains (Continued on Page 5) perhaps an unwise move on the part of By bringing the president. Nguuyen administration diplomats. It is hoped By Boycotting Meat Van Thieu. to this country in an aura of that the U.S. will begin to measure up to diplomacy, the U.S. is indeed imposing its identity in the world and conform to The exorbitant price of food, particularly meat, has aroused the concern God Provides Hope its personality on the political life of that the treaty. By hosting the president of South Vietnam, our country Is of housewives across the country. Inasmuch as the President and his country in direct violation of the treaty which the President and his gifted dangerously close to upsetting the administration appear to be relatively ineffective to curb the rising trend, a 1 diplomat. Henry Kissinger, worked so balance of trust which may dissolve the . very important aspect of citizen responsibility is taking form. In Failing Marriages ardously to achieve. After that success tre'atv, . ' • A meat boycott is presently being respected by many households across By GARY KLEIMAN that God can place each in their certain . the nation on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and beginning April 1 a daily boycott TM Staff Writer role. The Bible says. "Wives, submit will continue hopefully until the prices of meats decline. yourself unto your own husbands, as Definition: Marriage- "therefore shall unto the Lord. Husbands, love your This is, to our mind, a very enlightening situation. The radical leftist cry, a man leave his father and his mother, wives, even as Christ loved the church, "Power to the People," is never so clearly understood until it takes shape in and shall cleave unto his wife: and they and gave himself for it." the form of a unified action on the part of citizens who are determined to shall be one flesh." (Genesis2:24). In reading the above, you must realize take control of the forces which remain relatively oblivious to the concerns Ah yes. marriage. Some people give it one important thing. To love as Christ By BRUCE SHAND of people until those people rise up together in protest. alot of thought while others seem to loved is no small thing. To think about jump right into it. Because satistics the love Jesus had for all mankind, The strength of democracy lives in the involvement that people take in show that more than &0 per cent of all enough to die for us so that we might governmental and social action. This nation, therefore, is dependent on marriages in California end in divorce, come to know God. is a thought that "You never break the law until you Say that only ten percent of the people people getting involved in the processes of political and social activity. there seems to be something' lacking in makes me want to love and serve God are caught." says the old proverb. in the whole country were playing the institution of marriage. '. more each day. Today, more than ever, this seems to be they were "President Nixon for a day." The meat boycott is an ideal opportunity for people to join together and That would mean that most people on Many marriages are based on a love The Bible also says that man is the .the rule of thumb. shape the direction of policies which will take control of the rising prices of welfare would be cheating, right? But that stems from passion, lust. sex. and head, of the woman. Christ is the head of When you see I.T.&T., AT&T, and meats and other food. We urge you to join the meat boycott. also, the butcher, the baker and the selfish needs. Of course, this is not all the man. and God is the head of Christ. last but not least the President of the candlestick maker would be doing the that marriages are based on. but those To enter into a glorious experience United States involved in incidents like same thing. In other words, • twenty- are definitely important ingredients. like Kenn Gulliksen spoke of. this chain the Watergate case, you begin to wonder million people would be doing Jike the Researchers say that many people enter of command must be present. Husbands what the hell is going on. ! President: playing around with the into marriage simply to escape must be totally yielded and led by Jesus. So. did the Republicans steal' top whole system to make it right for childhood. Whatever the reasons for Wives, be submissive to your husbands. secret documents from the Democrats 0 1 themselves. ' ' Frank Daly ... . Editor-in-Chief . marriage, most marriages aren't The more the husband loves his wife, the last year or not Who knows' Nixon lasting. more she will submit to him. The more refuses to let anybody say anything on The other night my brother asked my News Editor Russ Luke Staff Writers: Pete Cannon, Wayne she will submit to him. the easier it is the subject, and in turn everybody is left father. "If Nixon can do it i cheat >. why Dalton, Walter Gray, Bob Obviously. I would be a fool to try and Assoc. News Editor Deanne Levey say that no marriage based on the above for him to love her/ And as his love out in the cold, as far- as knowning can't we?" My father explained that if Editorial Editor .. . Mike Stewart Hansen, Steve Hite, Kline, "You get something going like that, Soula Konstantouros, Raymond could last a long time. There are increases toward her. she will find it anything about the case. Sports Editor Larry Baker 1 somebody is going to try and muscle in' LaRoeque, David Moffitt, Terrenie numerous examples uf long lasting easier to submit herself. Is it possible that Nixon is so deep in Feature Editor Elaine Winer and eventually somebody will get hurt." Chief Photographer Roy Crane Moser, Gregg Odam, Ed Ogden, marriages. But I'm not talking so much Marriages are failing. People today the Watergate case that it would be Then my brother replied. "If I can't beat Senior Stat! Writers Rick Casida, Mike Palacios, Bill Price, George about the quantity of marriage, as'I am are so blinded to the only solution that political suicide for him to say anything Gary Kuderman, Bruce Shand Thompson, George Welsh. talking about quality. can turn these failing marriages into about it'1 it. I'll join it.'' '' Cartoonist Joe Thibodeau Staff Photographers: Neal Clark, What I am wondering now is: How Gary Kleiman, Robert Maughan, Jil Listen to the words of Kenn Gulliksen. new exciting and glorious relationships. Radio newsmen, in the last week, have Advisor Mike Cornner many guys and girls are around who are Stirdivant. a Christian minister. I won't hesitate The answer lies in peoples decision to started to suggest that the combination to tell you right now. that I'm commit their lives and marriages of the Watergate incident and the pretty much like my brother', Talon Marks is funded by ihe Associated Students of Cerritos College. It is produced by students experiencing what God has in mind for totally to God. I.T.&T. fiasco could, in time, be called a wondering, in themselves..which way to" enrolled in the journalism program. Any reproduction of its content shall be considered unlawful, the church. I'm experiencing heaven in God is just waiting for people to put "scandle." go"? "If Nixon can do it why can't we." unless written permission is given by Talon Marks advisor and the ASCC president my home. their trust in Jesus so He can begin to If the President of the United States is - they might think. Unsigned editorials reflect the view of Talon Marks. Signed opinion pieces are the expressed opinion After looking at the billionth Gallup Marriage is an institution created by mold these broken marriages into a new- "fooling around." could you say that of the writer and are not to be considered as the opinions of the Associated Students of Cerritos Poll last night. I had an idea. Why College. V God and to bp successful in quantity and creation in which a man and woman can everybody in the United States is doing 1 doesn't Gallup ever ask "Do you think Offices are located in Arts and Crafts 34. Cerritos College. 11110 Alondra Blvd., Norwalk, California quality, the husband and the wife must indeed become one flesh, and where they the. same thing' That would be Nixon is honest'1" 90650,phone 860-2451 ext. 384. Advertising rates will be sent on request be in complete submission to God. so can experience God's love and presence. ridiculous. Page 3 TALON MARKS Wednesday, March 28, 1973 Gay 'Can Be Integrated C bly other hand Cabeen pertains that homosexuality is i being a "complete lesbian." When I was in high school I By BRUCE SHAND learned. Bruni then stated that "we still don't know some \ Senior Staff Writer was propositioned by a girl," she said. She did not know how to react, "so it just came naturally." of thefinerdetails... ." : This is the last of a series concerning homosexuals. No difference Sexual Fears This part describes gay-bars and features comments by "There is no difference between (a homosexual) A homosexual follows a "deviant path." Basically, it is Dr. Charles Cabeen, Cerritos instructor and psycho- besides in the sexual adjustment, And if the society gets a fear of the opposite sex, said Cabeen. "You turn to the clinical psychologist. Cabeen gives an account of his a broader view of the sexual adjustments, they sex that you feel more comfortable with," He said that years in dealing with homosexuals in private practice (homosexuals i can be integrated comfortably," said Dr. hormones can play a small percentage. and in Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk. Charles Cabeen. Cabeen worked at the Metropolitan "Homosexuals are rarely picked up (by the police) for State Hospital in Norwalk for eight years before coming other than two things," said Cabeen. One is the So many people wonder, sometimes for their complete to Cerritos as a psychologist, He has also been practicing "involvement of minors, and the other is soliciting in a lives, what a homosexual does for fun; how he will react psycho-clinical psychology in Santa Ana for the last public place," which is considered a nuisance. in particular instances and how he lives in general. twenty years. "If it is practiced by two adults in the privacy of their In Garden Grove there is a dancing hall that is a haven "We had 2,000 sex offenders go through in three years own home, nothing happens," he said. "In fact the town for homosexuals. The cost is $1.25 to enter; a game of (in Metropolitan)," he said. "A great proportion of them is full of gay bars. If they just wanted to arrest pool is 25 cents. There is constantly loud music and a were homosexuals. Plus, I have seen male and female homosexuals, there would be a million on the street," he dance floor. Very similar to any other dance place, but at homosexuals throughout the years in my own private said. this particular place it is not strange to see boys dancing practice." Homosexual activities are a "social value," in that it is with boys, or girls dancing with giris. Cabeen feels that the only thing different about a "deviation," Cabeen stated. Being a heterosexual in this hall could give a person an homosexuals 'is their sexual adjustments. This they Homosexuality can be treated in some cases, and in were not born with; they learn it for some reason." idea of what a homosexual must go through in the outside other cases it can't, said Cabeen. If there is a man who is mmi'Mims...... This brings out an interesting sidelight. Dr. Ernest world. a homosexual and has no particular interest in Bruni, a clinical psychologist in Downey, like Cabeen, Mtm Hits iHimMfw "There is a good chance that as time goes on I will heterosexual activities, he is not going to change, he deals with sexual disfunctions. Bruni stated that before become a heterosexual," said Sue (not her real name and said. a student at Cerritos). She said that she had avoided birth can make a "critical difference," at times. On the New Director Appointed For Extended Day THE CERRITOS INVITATIONAL photography works are now on display in the The Board of Trustees, in a unanimous art gallery. On exhibit are the works of four professional photographers vote Tuesday. March 20, named Charles Dean Paige as Director of Extended representing the areas of photo-journalism, commercial photography, and \ Day at Cerritos College. photography as art. Gallery hours are Sunday through Friday, noon to 4:30 p.m., Paige has been the acting director of Monday and Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m. No admission charge. extended day at Cerritos since ."FIRST ANNUAL CINEMA CELEBRATION" will be held in May to promote the November. 1972, when the position was production of film as a creative medium and bring together new cinematic \ vacated by Dr, Stephen Epler who was expressions to further the motion picture as an art form. This event is sponsored by promoted to dean of academic affairs, Cerritos College and co-sponsored by' the ASCC and the Fine Arts Associates. A member of the Southern California Awards in the competition are $300 for first place, $200 for second place, and $100 for Academy of Sciences and the American judges' special awards. For complete rules and entrance forms contact Frank Bock, - "Higher Education Association. Paige at chairman for the Cerritos theatre department and coordinator for the "Cinema 39 has also been on the state executive Celebration." board for the academic senate. THE STUDENT UNION will meet on the lawn at the student center on Thursdays Paige holds a bachelor's degree iathe at 11 a.m. The student union will be dealing with the upcoming Cerritos Board of social sciences and a master's degree in Trustees election. biology from the California State ESP GROUP will now be meeting in LA25 on Tuesday and Thursday at 11 a.m. University at Long Beach. He is now This experience is opened to all. working on his doctorate in education at "THE GREAT RACE" starring Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, and Natalie Wood USC. will be shown in the Burnight Center Theatre, tonight at 8 p.m. No admission As director of extended day. Paige has charge. the duties of chief administrator on the PANEL FORUM with lecture-discussion, "What are the problems facing the Cerritos campus during the evening classes. His other duties also include Chicano today," with guest speaker Robert Arabeto, and narrated by Phil ence last Friday during Jazz at Noon. SAX -r Dick Mitchell', one of the many talents coordinating the "mini-meetings." held Rodriquez. Tonight at 8, in the student center. • .< > , SOLOING ON (TM Photo by Jil Stirdivant) LECTURE entitled "The Chicano Crisis" by Enrique.Lopez^eJ^iAi^4.dji|:e^tOf pf of Cerritos' 2 :00 Jazz-Rock' Ensemble, played solo for an '"' on campus to better teacher-student, national chicano media council, will be held in the student center * Tuesday 8 p.m. relations and coordinating the "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" AND "KING LEAR" will be presented by preparation of the college catalog. the National Shakespeare'Company on Thursday, March 29. "Midsummer Night's During the day Paige is one of the Dream" at 3 p.m. and "King Lear" at 8 p.m. Admission is $3 for adults, $1.50 for Administration Blamed For deans in the instruction' office. His duties as director of extended day students and children per play. begin at 4 p.m. and continue until 10 p.m. UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, San Diego, California representative Charles Meeks, will be on campus Thursday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to Class Schedule Problems Paige's salary is based on his 2 p.m. Interested students should contact the reception desk of the counseling office. - teacher's salary according to the programs have upgraded the colleges' ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE will be on campus Tuesday and Wednesday, been considered by some number of units he teaches and the (Continued from Page 1) academic program as well as their length of time at Cerritos plus 20 per April 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Interested students should contact the administrators. Dr. Steve Epler. dean of registration process. cent. reception desk of the counseling off ice. have a contract with those students." academic affairs, and Bond both are Paige resides in Long Beach with his MOBILE CHEST X-RAY UNIT will be on campus Wednesday, April 11 at 9 a.m. to Black said, impressed with it. Dr, Jack Randall is It has been brought out by some also considering the use of a computer wife and their three children, two girls , 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. There is a $3 fee per x-ray. CSU, Sacramento .vas 80 per cent administrators that a new system is low during registration. The basic problem and a boy. "ALL THE WAY HOME" the student spring play will start Wednesday, April 4 at successful during a trial run using their on the agenda. Others are hoping the of getting it is the expense of more issue will be taken, seriously and , 8 p.m. in the Burnight Center. For additional dates and admission fees contact the new system. The major components of equipment according to Randall, researched immediately. ticket sales. the system were borrowed from the University of Tennessee where the Incorporating a system where the 900 Enroll in '73 JOHN SEBASTIAN AND CHI COLTRANE will be in concert this Friday at 8 p.m. in system has been in use since 1968. The University of Riverside is currently using a televised computer students' views would be a deciding the Gym. Admission is $1.50 with brown I.D. factor of what courses would be offered Computer Assisted Registration registration system, which uses screen iCARi is the name of the program. All type terminals at seven registration would be the job of Glenn Bond, director Career Program students complete a request for classes windows. This is a form of "on line" of data processing. Cerritos College's Career Internship form, which lists the courses they wish registration. Bond believes we should not kill" the Program has increased 31% this to enroll in. Requests for classes and old system. The best criteria would be to semester over last year's figure, CINEMAS class schedules are mailed to new All statistics of a student, class use a pilot test. according to Reed Shawver, Supervisor students, with the official letter of enrollments etc. are immediately The present system and the pilot Career Internship. admissions. The computer processes the calculated. would both run simultaneously. This information on student demand against Over 900 students working towards an Instant reporting on the status of each way if the "pilot blows" we could the courses offered. AA degree in vocational training have class and openings created by program recover easily, according to Bond. signed up for the internship program. ^fvotAHUMe CINEMAS 1 & 2 "on line" registration process has changes and cancellations are said to An Studies would be made of schools This increase over the 775 enrollment of benefit the students. It also saves the STONEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER, DOWNEY, 862-1121 already initiating new methods. This last year reflects an awareness of the TWO ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS college much clerical work. BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM way the college would find out what has benefits of taking courses at Cerritos BEST STORY AND SCREENPLAY The terminals for the system are been done. which up-grade the skills and knowledge of a full-time employed student. leased from a computer firm. The total Administrators would come back from cost is $1,600 monthly. School officials, Career. internship is a part of the Robert Redfo.rd these colleges and by "putting heads however, say the net additional cost is together" would formulate a system career education programs provided at 'THE HEARTBREAK KID' only $300 a month more than the that could work at Cerritos according to Cerritos. "Career education is the JERAMIAH conventional system, primarily through Bond. continuous process of self-development administrative and clerical time over the individual's life span through JOHNSON' (PG) -ALSO- savings. By learning from the mistakes of education and work." said Shawver. ROBERT REDfORD IN, others, the college would prevent them -ALSO- Staff members were not fired but from occurring here. ' The program gives the student "THE HOT ROCK" working for a living a chance to earn at BAD COMPANY' (PG) when someone retired they weren't "We do not want to rediscover the replaced by new employees, according least four more units per semester than wheel." Bond said. he would otherwise by working under EARLYBIRDS MON. Thru Thur.-M .00 Before 6:30 U.A. CINEMA CENTER LOS FELIZ to Epler who has studied their program. Westwood 474-4198 Hollywood 664-2169 Some of the colleges that have the supervision of the college. MONDAY IS LADIES NIGHT J.CA0EMY MEMBERS: Your card admits These colleges declared that their moderized their admissions, , you and a guest '0 any theatre i The enrolled students cover a total of -Ladies SI.00 registration and'scheduling systems are 42 career majors including a total of 380 San Jose. San Francisco. Sonoma and w5 business majors. 201 on campus and 179 217 E. OCEAN BLVD Hayward State Colleges. These colleges off, police science majors, industrial WE HAVE THAT RECORD state that they have been successful techology jobs, medical technology with their "dynamic" systems. ' 4 THEATERS IN ONE majors, and special education majors, 437-1267 APUITS '1 nn 'til ? P-M. Except Sun^JgL, OR TAPE YOU'VE BEEN San Jose's system matches students' requests for courses, times and The community around us benefits 'LOLLY MADONNA" "SOUNDER" professors against the available from the program in the increased 0 education earnings and promotions of 860- STERILE CUCKOO" LOOKING FOR resources of the college. Interested INNOCENT BYSTANDERS' 7112 departments are provided with regular their residents and the student increases 605 FWY. AT SOUTH ST. reports so that assignments may be his marketable skills and up-grades his CERRITOS 0 "Lady Sings the Blues" Tapes Repaired made as a result of planning with knowledge of his chosen career. The TWIN CINEMAS 924- "The Man" accurate and up-to-date information. human potential of our environment is OPEN 6 AS P.M. DAILY 1016 thereby increased by the employers, the 12:15 SAT.. SUN K HOLIDAYS • Reasonable prices" community and by the student himself. "DELIVERANCE" Melody Records and Tapes MARLIN BRANDO Bob's "Continuing students and students 75" 'McCabe and Mrs. Miller" [924- 10240 E. Rosecrans Blvd. Independent Volkswagen who are now planning to enroll for the 1121 THE GODFATHER" 1211 Bellflower, Cal. 90706 fall semester are urged to make UZAMINELLI M "FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH" 9240Va Artesia Blvd. "CABARET' 925-7317 Bellflower appointments for priority enrollment." 924- 924- "HIGH COMMISSIONER" 775-7057 - said Shawver. PLAY IT AGAIN SAM Next to Blue Chip Redemption Center ffl .'J W.Y, ',T. A.G. flfl WSir» VJWTTTTTTrTTrrrYTTTd Three open Seals Contested Candidates Stress Ci education for the students." lias served on. the Senate Rules Banas supports a state-wide property personnel matters which may hurt a Arebalo feels he has proven himself By FRANK DALY Committee, chairman of the Standing tax and believes it is the best solution for person's reputation, but - is against dedicated to Cerritos College. "My work Editor-in-Chief Senate Orientation Board and a member ROBERT achieving an equal financing package sessions which may ••form a screen" on the advisory committee together with of the Budget and Finance Committee. for the state. He said he will support preventing the public from knowing fully AREBALO my present job at UCLA make me even This is the first of a three part series about what the board is doing. He is vice president and treasurer of more qualified to fulfill the needs of the on candidates seeking election to the such legislation which would place more Sigma Phi fraternity and has been college," he said. T know how a Cerritos College Board of Trustees. of the financial responsibility on high She said the students, faculty and appointed as chairman 6i the university relates to the community Sixteen candidates are running for three wealth districts. administration are unsure of the board Robert Arebalo emphasized the need Panhellenic Committee for Cerritos college and how they relate to industry." open seats being vacated by incumbants Health Services at the present time, and hopes this will College. for the college to provide an education Arebalo is presently the personnel Dr. Leon Richards, John Nordbak, and Speaking on health services. Banas change in the future. "I want to see this which meets the students' needs in He recently served as staff assistant officer (director > of the Neuro­ board president A.E. Sommer who have said. "I don't think we have a nurse on college get back in the light direction, relationship to the business world, to Rep. Chet Holifield and served as psychological Institute at the University decided they will not seek re-election. campus who meets the student needs for and see morale increase on campus." "Students either go to work or go on to a secretary of the 66th district assembly of California. Los Angeles. a college as large as Cerritos." Banas Child care needed delegation of the Los Angeles County four year college and Cerritos must He attended UCLA prior to working believes in the concept of implementing Glarum also believes that a child care Democratic Central Committee for two fullfill that role to a greater capacity." Recently, six candidates attended an there, and was a student at Cypress informal open forum at the home of Dr. an expanded health services center to go center is needed at Cerritos. and years. he said. This is the most important purpose of College and Fullerton Community Joseph Kleinerman. a Cerritos hand in hand with a referral system expressed a desire to see health services He is also an officer of the Knights of the college, according to Arebalo. "We College, counselor, and expressed their ideas and which would include assistance in expanded. Columbus in Norwalk and a delegate of must evaluate the college and decide He also worked as a personnel opinions on present board policies and problems relating to venereal disease, Glarum has been married for 27 years, the Southern California Chapter of that whether or not we are supplying what administrator for the Aerospace Corp. the changes they feel are needed to birth control, unwanted pregnancies, has two children both who have attended organization. the work force needs," he said. "We In El Segundo and ran in the last board improve the college's governing body. and free medical care. Cerritos College. She believes Cerritos must make sure we are producing that election two years ago. Banas is presently employed by the has "a lot to offer the community" — Attending the forum were: Lou Banas. L.W. type of person." Rose Glarum. Charles Fuentes. L.W. telephone company in the public affairs and said she would like to be a part of it. department. At Cerritos. he was a SWEARINGEN Arebalo said a method is needed to Swearingen. Robert Arebalo. and Louise insure the school is keeping up with LOUISE Hastings. The following article student editor of Talon Marks, a student progress in a society which is becoming HASTINGS acknowledges their views and senator, and he graduated with honors CHARLES as one of ten outstanding Sophomore more sophisticated and complex. To qualifications, and is designed to give FUENTES L.W. Swearingen. president of the men. accomplish this the counseling program students, teachers and administrators Downey Chamber of Commerce, is at Cerritos must also be expanded to Mrs. Louise Hastings, a fifteen year some insight into who may best He is presently the president of the happy with the way Cerritos College has offer students more insight into what first grade teacher, and presently a represent Cerritos College as members Norwalk Jaycees and program Charles Fuentes, 21. presently a functioned under the leadership of Dr. they need to quality for work in certain private tutor, has started the need for of the board of trustees. chairman of the city's Kiwanis Club. He student at Cerritos College, is the Siegfried C. Ringwald. jobs. "better communications between the is also a member of Attorney General youngest of the board candidates. His As a businessman and leader in the As chairman of the Cerritos College community and the board" as the most Younger's Citizens Advisory Committee major concern is where Cerritos College community. Swearingen believes his Citizens Advisory Committee for three important reasons for her candidacy. LOU on law enforcement legislation and a will obtain future funds for important leadership will be valuable to Cerritos years. Arebalo has worked closely with Hastings stated that she saw "very past member of the Boy's Club board of BANAS programs, which are being eliminated. College. "I believe I will be able to bring students, administrators and faculty little need" for the board to hold directors. He earned his B.A. degree about a better relationship between the members in developing curriculum," executive sessions, and that without President Nixon's rectnt cutbacks, he from California State University. college and the community," he said. more financial aid for students who need executive sessions, a better said, have eliminated valuable Fullerton. it and other important programs,. communications with the public should Lou Banas, a former student of programs at Cerritos College he Swearingen said his main emphasis The board of trustees, he believes, result. Cerritos College, intends to break "the believes are crucial to students. will be to orient the college toward the wall of secrecy" he believes surrounds ROSE free enterprise system. "At Cerritos must address itself to the problems A former teacher. Hastings said she the board's decision-making process. "I Fuentes believes it is the duty of the which are facing the college concerning knows that too often decisions are made GLARUM there is a general lack of economics would like to cut down the number of board of trustees to counsel officials in state finances. If necessary, he believes without contacting teachers for their ' instruction." he said. "Students should : executive sessions and open up Sacramento and Washington and push be required to take economics and relate pressure should be put on legislators in input and has vowed to close the communication gap between the board , communications between the board, for reform so that Cerritos may get it to people in the community." Sacramento, in order to obtain the college officials and students." he said. Rose Glarum, a narcotics clerk and additional funds. necessary funds to keep the college at its and the Cerritos faculty. '\ As the owner of a large clothing If elected. Banas said he will open up former Cerritos College student, Another area of concern. Fuentes highest standards. When asked what areas she would • believes that Cerritos College needs to business Swearingen said he has hired an office on campus and welcome said, is the job placement office on One priority on Arebalo's list is the favor cutbacks in curriculum or services i students to work in his stores, and 1 be reunified, "I would like to see the implementation of a child care center on should they become necessary. Hastings faculty, administrators, students and campus. "Presently the office is very believes the other businesses in the dust settle first, then give Dr. Wilford campus. He said there were three said. "Any cutbacks would be community members who may have effective, but it should be expanded." community should do the same. questions concerning what the board is Michael a chance to run the school." she he said. Students, he believes, could be reasons such a center would be useful to disasterous." She went on to say. doing to fulfill their needs. In turn, he said. counseled prior to being sent out for job Swearingen said his communication students attending Cerritos: li it would however, that "the most basic programs said he will inform them of what the Glarum. believes the firing of College interviews, and additional job with businessmen in the community will allow those with children (mainly of the college would have to be kept." board is doing and will take into President Dr. Siegfried C. Ringwald at opportunities could also be added, enable the job placement office on women i to attend college 2t it would "The basic transfer program that consideration any suggestions they may the board meeting December 12. and the campus to expand. give the children a chance to interact prepares students for jobs, are very Medical facilities offer. publicity which followed the decision Satisfied with board with other children in the community 3) important." she said. "I'm in favor of Concerning health services. Fuentes "I am not only a talker, but a listener. lowered the morale of students, He said he is satisfied with the way in it would provide invaluable experience Mexican-American geared curriculum." said he is in favor of establishing a I want to get input from people on this teachers and administrators at Cerritos. which the school has been governed by for students working toward an • Hastings emphasized this, due to the medical program on campus which campus and the community." he said. In Although she did not approve of the the board, but stated that on some education in sociology or related fields. particularly large Mexican-American would include medical services, response to Board President A.E. manner in which the board conducted occassions they did not act in the Arebalo also said that many people community in the Cerritos College itself, she believes the community problems relating to venereal disease, Sommer's statement that "new board public's interest. Swearingen cited the can not afford to hire someone to watch district. support Dr. Ringwald received only- birthcontrol and numerous other , members should be seen and not heard." firing of Dr. Ringwald as one mistake their children so they may enroll in Long-range Curriculum served to hurt the college. problems students on campus would he said. .1 plan to be heard, and I know I the board made in its deliberations. college, so they don't go to school. "I believe in education for everyone, need assistance in. Glarum said there will be a great ; Clubs not relating but I also believe in the responsibilities will be seen on campus: and more Swearingen believes in having ; change in the board of trustees after the He believes the clubs on campus are that come with it." she said. "The need important I intend to accomplish a lot. If elected. Fuentes' said he will work executive sessions when they involve a Banas believes the. implementation of April election when the three seats are toward implementing such a program at not relating enough to community needs, tfor kmg range curriculum planning with 1 person's character, but is against using filled by new persons who are offering and should begin to get active in this stress on "tfie quality of life and greater a child care center would be of benefit to Cerritos.. Fuentes said is also in favor of this as a means of hiding something better ideas, "There will be a great area, "There are alot of things the clubs amount of leisure time people will enjoy a great many students. While giving going to the board of supervisors and from the public. students who would man the center divergence of views." she said. Glarum attempting to set up medical clinics for could be doing, that are not being done." in the future, is something everyone invaluable experience in their field, it said she will not be a radical board students who would receive on-the-spot Swearingen called the present health he said. This is not from lack of should take into consideration." she would also allow more persons to attend member, but will represent the people in treatment free of cost. services at Cerritos "quite inadequate," enthusiasm, he pointed out. but "they said.. and believes they should be improved. •; college who would not otherwise be able the community and attempt to fulfill Fuentes is also in favor of expanding just haven't done this type of thing Hastings believes there should also be before." He believes developing new to according to Banas. their needs. the peer counseling program, and He disagrees with board president a larger emphasis on Humanities. programs more oriented more towards Ineffective role Glarum believes the student, faculty, placing more emphasis on counseling A.E. Sommer's statement that "new Concerning health services for students, community involvment is the solution to Banas criticized the board for playing administration and community prior to registration periods. board members should be seen and not she said "I do believe it should be members are equally important, and all heard" saying. "If I had the ability to the problem. expanded to include a doctor. I can't an ineffective role in obtaining Extended day students, he believes, should have a voice in how the college build a business and keep it for 21 years. believe that a college as large as additional finances crucial to programs haven't been given due consideration by Arebalo cited the need for a greater will function. I must have some done something right. Cerritos does not have a doctor." at Cerritos. "The board has made no the board candidates. "The majority of career counseling as a major issue in the Raise Revenue I will do all that is necessary as a board Hastings, also a member of the effort to lobby in Sacramento." he said. students do not receive the same campaign to "develop a more relevant Concerning possible cutbacks in the member and will not shirk any duty Cerritos College Board of Fine Arts "I would lobby, but I alone would not be benefits as day students." he said. education for students attending able to accomplish alot. It would take future, she said she will attempt to raise that comes to me." Cerritos. Associates, stated the need to develop a revenue instead of cutting back valuable "There is no health service, no job greater emphasis on classical music for the board as a unit to do some good." he Swearingen said he has the unique He also emphasized that "giving programs offered at the college, "I don't placement available and for too long music majors. said. ability to organize and bring people expertise" in health services to Cerritos believe all the avenues of financing have these students have been overlooked. We "Cerritos is known for jazz, which is Banas said the Reagon — Moretti together in the community and at the students is also a major issue, been explored." she said. "Instead of must focus our attention on night fine." she said. "But the music finance package (SB-90) offers no real students and develop additional college, "I am also able to relate to "To continue functioning as a solution to* the problem of equal eliminating programs. I believe it would community college." he said. "We must department is "very lopsided. There is become necessary to raise the revenue programs for them." college students. I believe they should be financing of education throughout include students, faculty as well as the almost nothing for those who want to through some available means." Cerritos student made to understand the free enterprise study classical music and composition." Cailifornia. Too many people, he system, and I would like to give them people living in the out lying area to Glarum believes executive sessions Fuentes. a resident of Norwalk. is a decide what will be done to irnprove (Continued on Page 5) believes, accept this bill as a solution to student senator at Cerritos College and that chance if I am elected." educational financing. are valid when trustees are discussing

shows as "Dragnet," "Adam-12" and Crime Dramas "The FBI" as being "relatively accurate." Sebastian, Coltrane Tickets (Continued from Page 1) One of the most "unauthentic" crime half-hour and hour-long packages. dramas on television, according to "Most people don't realize that over McGrath. is ironically No. 1 in its own half of the time an officer is on duty is Available in Student Center time slot: "Hawaii Five-O," spent writing arrest reports, tickets, you "What I object to." McGrath said, "is The entirety of her story is happening name it." By WALTER GRAY these guys who come charging onto the TM Staff Writer so fast that when she reaches stardom, But can this be made interesting on beach with bazookas, machine guns and it is going to appear like it happened • Tickets are still available at the TV* grenades , . . then leave dead bodies overnight. As you will see and hear when ticket booth in the student center for the "I think it could be made interesting." strewn all over the beach." you attend the concert. Chi Coltrane is a John Sebastian - Chi Coltrane Concert, McGrath replied. "But of course, all This kind of violence. McGrath very special talent. they're concerned about is packing in as WlimMmlsSSSm The three hour performance, produced stresses, is "totally unrealistic." He much action as possible." by the Associated Students of Cerritos also claims he knows of "no law- Compressing too much action. College, will be presented this Friday at enforcement agency which is involved in •A- McGrath emphasized, is the biggest ,1 8 p.m. in the Cerritos gym. such a wide range of activities and such • Two Awarded fault with most crime dramas. Except violent activities as Hawaii.'" About John for this major flaw, he named such Sebastian, in an interview, described his music as being nonfrantic. "You Scholarships don't respond to our music by screaming. You smile, maybe," he said. Two Cerritos College students will be His gentleness, his sincerity and his attending the University of Vienna on a whittier tranquil appearance make you smile. scholarship from the University of There is no separation between the man Southern California in cooperation with and the music. the United European American Club of college Sebastian is a kind and loving man Southern California, two students have who writes love songs about the world in won one year tuition and round trip which he lives. The songs are familiar, travel expenses. a place to discover where you're going warm and comfortable and John Jon Ridgeway, of La Mirada; and reaffirms us of a lot of the values that Mary Anne Buckles. Downey; have been we all hold. awarded the scholarships on the basis of About Chi Excellent Pre-medical, Pre- Grade point average require­ outstanding achievement and Possessing an enormous writing scholarship in their German language 'dental, and Pre-law programs. ment of 2.0 in transferable courses. talent, a completely distinctive vocal studies at Cerritos. style and being an excellent pianist, Chi Buckles won a similar award last year Extensive financial aid. Special For further information write: ^pronounced "shy"* Coltrane is a very- l-'scholarships and science fel­ which has been extended this year special talent. allowing her to finish her requirements lowships available for transfers Director of Admissions The 23-year-old starlet began her song for a double major in German and entering with junior status. Whittier College writing career early in 1971 and in a music, Whittier, CA 90608 period of nine months she wrote some Ridgway began his German studies in TYPEWRITERS AVAILABLE - Loraine Cabrera (right) and Beth LaBartunek twenty songs. Prior to that time, ' International study programs in the summer session at Cerritos and make use of the typewriters available free of charge in the library, Cerritos offers Coltrane was performing other peoples Copenhagen, Denmark; Mex­ continued for nearly, two years. His material, but rearranging them to her ico City; and Tokyo, Japan, Whittier ($) College this service free unlike other colleges which charge, major at Vienna will be philosophy. (TM Photo by Bob Maughan) own singing style. Page 5 Wednesday, March 28, 1973 TALON MARKS, Olympics Hinton Performance Improve Delights Listeners By STEVE KITE, recorded 65 songs for the Library of •MOB TM Staff Writer Congress. These recordings will form Relations part of an "Archive of Folk Music." Folk music lovers were delighted by Relations between students and After Hinton had entertained the „ 1 '•>, ',: Mr, the sounds of Sam Hinton performing at teachers will have a chance for Cerritos' Burnight Center Theatre. people for almost two hours, he closed improvement with the upcoming ASCC Wednesday. March 21. the performance with a song from the . Olympic/Financial Aid Bowling 1840's; called "The Arkansas Traveler". ,. Tournament being held April 12. * Hinton opened his performance with This musical skit, which was originally j Dutch Village Bowl, located at 5918-E. "The Devil and the Farmer's Wife". written for the fiddle, was played on the ^ South Street. Lakewood will host the Hinton told the audience. "I use this event April 12 from 1-6 pin. All players song to test the temper of the crowd. If I guitar and harmonica. The words L will be charged a $2 entrance fee. and an can get away with this song. I can get depicted the age-old distrust between •• additional charge of 25 cents for rental away with any song I want do do." tie the country man and the city slicker. of shoes will be payable to Dutch Village said. Bowl on the day of competition. The song dates back 400 years to Because of space and time and England. It talks of a farmer's wife who reservation all entries must be in no was so wicked that the devil had to take later than 4 p.m.. Friday March 30. her away, but she was so mean even the Candidates This second event of the ASCC I devil didn't want her and he sent her Olympics which .is open only to the back to the farmer. (Continued from Page 4)

students, faculty, and staff of Cerritos 1 College is being guided by Keith Adams, The 55-year-old relations counselor During the discussion the candidates coordinator of financial aid with and folklore instructor at the University responded to questions regarding crucial .' assistance from co-chairmen George \ i of California at San Diego, many times issues facing Cerritos College and the Welsh. John Preacher and Jon Ledesma. SI demonstrated a folk song from where it board of trustees. The following is a 1 The tournament is one of the events in 1.3 I **'A.-< •'-' > . /> , was first known, singing different general summary of their views. * m versions of the song to show its the students' spring Olympic activity On renumeration of sabbatical leaves. '-• M transition up to modern time. 1 and is part of the ASCC program for Banas was the only candidate opposed to raising funds for Cerritos College Historical Background full renumeration: 50 per cent he" scholarships.-' The ASCC Olympics An example was the song "Snake in believes is adequate. • ? Committee invites all students and the Grass". This song started before the representatives from all divisions and American revolution for independence, All the candidates were adamantly; offices to participate wilh the student then changed to "Springfield Mountain" opposed to executive sessions as they • clubs and organizations. around 1763. A new sing-along version , are presently being conducted by the"' Awards will be given to those came around in the theatre in the 1840's. board of trustees. [ individuals who bowl the highest score, Its transition then went to Tax override middle of the pack bowler, lowest score, "Rattlesnake Mountain" and "Fod". most splits, most gutter balls and the All the candidates are in favor of a tax ) progressing to. the harmonica version most original bowling form. override, although several felt it should :l called Old Jabo". which was also For further tournament regulations only be used as a last resort. L.W,;j FULL OF SMILES - The cast for the Spring play "All the Way rehearsal. Beginning April 4, the cast is getting ready for the played differently by the black man than and information entry blanks are Swearingen felt that he would be,, Home," practice for a picture sequence during a night new production. (TM Photo by Bob Hansen) the white. available at the switchboard in the effective lobbyist, since he is president , administration building and the student Hinton. gave his first lecture-recital of of the Downey Chamber of Commerce .} affairs office. 'All the Way Home' American folk songs in 1934. when he which is presently lobbying in j was, a student at Texas A and M Sacramento for state funds for

University. Using the name "Texas community colleges. :. Sam" Hinton. he became one of the first professional entertainers to use folk ' Charles Fuentes felt that an override Spring Play Set For April Run would be difficult to pass. Robert music, in ,1937. During the dying days of NOW READ THIS Arebalo believes in strong lobbying vaudeville, he performed with Major efforts. Lou Banas believes that if the Things are taking shape. The practices "they need praise and to be told how Bowes and Ted Mack stage troops. This WE AT SUNSHINE OFFER YOU college can prove that the quality' of are a bit more sharp and the set further things are going." Edson does just that. took his travels to 46 states and Canada. on its way with production only a week While working with one person, the education at Cerritos is high the public —the lowest prices "It's easier to be a professional away. others may be off on their own antics, will approve of a tax override. —full 7 day money back trial exchange : biologist and an amateur performer, - All The Way Home." the cast, the screwing around and such, but at words Louise Hastings and Rose Glarum are —2 year speaker exchange for the full amount (no limit) they're back into character and back than the opposite." Hinton said. He was director, the stage, all become closer the curator of the T. Wayland Vaughan strongly in favor of a tax override if 1 into their own created world. —immediate replacement of any defective unit: no with the day to perform nearer. While Aquarium-Museum at the Scripps / state funds are withdrawn. Another aspect, too often not given practicing four days a week, to all hours, Institute of Oceanography for nearly 20 waiting for your new unit to be repaired credit enough, is the set. Taking shape is V Child Care -) the players repeat, polish and improve years. He joined the staff at the —all name brand equipment at prices lower than no- a creative fascinating stage which ^ All the candidates are in favor of child upon each step taken. University of California at San Diego compliments the play itself, all that can care center,.Banas supports the board', name, off brand and one-of-a-kind house brands • Eric Edson. director, wanders about when the institute became part of the be asked. Performing on different decision to move the program to in BC31 as the students, the actors, go university's general campus. 'Hinton v —the straight story on discontinued high profit items levels, the house in design gives the Bellflower, but felt that a campus, through their individual parts. As they was then made head of the Department ; actors a place in which they can feel more for less try us run through each scene Edson. watches. of Relations with Schools. program-would be ideal.'Arebalo was,, He'll ''stop, walk about and make comfortable. ' •' one of the first candidates to make the!, CS-A700 J comments to further the style taking The set will be of an antique nature. , Hinton plays many different child care package a key issue in the last place. Included with set: the^'players will be instruments, including the guitar, banjo, board election. "OK. let's try it again" Edson says. costumed to fit the time. harmonica, jaw-harp, diatonic 12" 3-Way Multi-Amp Health Services - The players tired, the hours adding, they What began as a class, with an object accordion, concertina, and the penny Several candidates were surprised to run it once more with improvement. of producing a play, has become a closer whistle. With his instruments in hand, he , learn there was some question as to the '- Speaker System He talks to the people while they are in knit group, sharing styles, abilities and has done concerts all over the world. He quality of the present health services on ' progress. If it needs work he'll stop it. if emotions to creating their own has participated in many folk festivals campus. Arebalo is working on a Pioivcei?' it looks good he tells them. entertainment. and has been the host performer at the community program which he feels A significant innovation in sound. Spe­ • "Actors are people." Edson said. The play is to begin April 4 in BC 31. Berkeley Folk Festivals. Hinton. in 1947. cially developed Free Beating cone paper , could provide an alternative to a campus assures excellent separation of lows, program. ; . * midrange and highs. Designed for full range system with inputs and switching The candidates agreed" that the*! for 2 or 3-channel multi-amp speaker campus facilities should be approved at" systems. 3-position level controls adjust the college's expense. The degree of. to any room. 12" cone woofer, 43/V' cone improvement was the only debated,". midrange, multi-cell horn tweeter. Low point, Swearingen urged that "reason"'J crossover frequency points for dis­ tortion-free sound, superior directivity, be used in determining this. Hastings Response: 35-20,000 Hz: Maximum power endorsed major improvements as did input: 60 watts; Oiled cabinet, lattice (Continued from Page 2) I will not be at home on April 17 , If you or members of your staff have Gjarum. grille; 26" (H) x 12JA" (W) x 15" (D). because (and state your reason for being suggestions of topics for future meetings Education Absentee gone. i.e. vacation, illness, etc.). Mail they would be welcomed. Hastings and Glarum emphasized the - mfg's Iist189.00 the ballot to me at: 149.95 Editor: Once again your efforts on. this and push for a rounded education. Banas > other campus happenings are ..no pressure, no gimmicks...... good people, good prices. With election time drawing near, I Your Name feels the college should teach students to - thought it would be appropriate to show Where you will be appreciated. use the thinking process to a greater' those persons interested how to go about City and State Sincerely, degree. Fuentes and Arebalo strongly » —mfg's list: 215.00 obtaining an absentee ballot for those Sincerely. Dean Paige oppose career education, and* —TOP OF THE LINE who will be out of town during the Director of Swearingen believes students should -Model 50H MKII election time. Your Name (signature > learn more about our culture. - rugged, dependable, built to last Extended Day ( Simply write to the following as is: Janice Draper B-0544 Attn: A.V. Section Registrar of Voters Mini-Meeting 808.N. Spring Street Welding Students Creative Los Angeles, Calif. 90012 Editor: Past the chain linked fences and learned the art and welding and have Gentlemen: Please send an absentee I would like to thank the staff of Talon beyond the remnants of an autobody- found a "junction" between the two. ballot to- Marks for the excellent coverage of the graveyard, there lies art. From blue "Most had never held a torch before." Your Name mini-meetings of February 22nd. The flamed torches and scraps of steel come Wood said, "and many have mastered Your Address student-faculty turnout was excellent. It the creative works. the fine points of the skill," he said. City and State is my feeling that this type of meeting The class is now in its fifth semester At Cerritos College the art of welding has made large inroads to greater and according to the instructor has we guarantee what we sell. has become just that, an art. In the far understanding and communication appealed to a large variety of people. Name and address exactly reaches of ME 13. art instructor Melvin between students and faculty. According to Wood the class is not ^ SANYO2500X Stereo Receiver linked with a. fSSSSSl 40-B as you are registered Wood teaches an art form which has primarily made up of art students. become a fascination to many. lautomatic turntable combined together with' an UltfOllflGOf 4-way This new medium of metals has become "exciting" because everyone in Visit our CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH at 9740 Park Avenue, Bellflower loudspeaker system. A fantas- "A marriage of art and technology has the class is so "free." "Everyone learns •* tic combination for the serious or our Reading Room at 16731 Bellflower Blvd. succeeded." Wood said, about the highly- from everyone." Wood said. successful creative welding class. There are some projects for the stereo listener. Approximately 30 students dawning Warn You will be very welcome. beginning students but for the most part H goggles and other protective gear, have the participants work out their own Reading Room hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m ' STUDENTS WANTED projects. ' To the instructor, the working with Mfg's. list: 480.00 (open to 7 p.m. Fridays) Housekeeping—Gardening metal's has "facinated" him as an art Wednesday Evening Church Service at 8 p.m. (2.32 hr.) (2.51 hr.) Chose hours—days—locations form. It was discussed for years before (includes testimonies of healing) Call (213)431-1555 or the class was actually started, • X t - Sunday Church Service at 11 a.m. (714) 636-1800 Mon. Wed. Frl. according to Wood, .after which it Sunday School'at 11 a.m. (up to age 20) 9-1 University Housekeeping became an "immediate success."

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With one out in the third- start for the Birds-. South Coast Conference game of the pitcher Rick Bethke singled into left Cerritos went into the lead year and its second of the entire season field. Mike Casarez followed with a immediately in the first inning on a walk Monday as the Mt. San Antonio Mounties sacrifice bunt, moving Bethke to second. given to Joey Pinocchio and a single bv defeated them 1-0. Tim Matz went the Center fielder Stu Smith produced a Jerry Maddox, which brought Pinocchio distance for Cerritos and gave up seven single and earned an RBI. by knocking in home. This was the first at bat hits, with the Mounties' run coming in Bethke. Smith then stole second base. Pinocchio has had since the Citrus the third inning. The Falcons had six hits Smith took a big lead off second and shot Tournament in February. Joey has been and had three in the fifth inning but down to third base. The catcher's throw plagued by injuries. This time it was a- could not score a'run as they left two on was wild, going into left field, and Smith pulled hamstring that has kept him base. Ken Gaylord and Dan Davidson scored easily. Smith stole four bases in inactive. Pinocchio came to bat again fn. each had two singles. Dave Crowder had the Santa Ana series. fifth inning, and ripped a home run overf one and Mike Pagnotta had a double. The score remained 2-1, until the last the right field fence making the score 2-0 ••ilmiilh Full details will appear in next week's out of the game was recorded. Rick in favor of Cerritos. issue of TM. Bethke was given the win. his fourth in In' the sixth- inning, Santa Ana's IHnllHIilH lillillll&iliWlL^- ByTERRENCE MOSER as many starts. Bethke faced only 33 pitcher. Smolenski was injured and had batters, striking out 11, and giving up but TM Staff Writer to leave the game after hitting a triple t "U five hits. Bethke also helped himself at and sliding head first into third base. He The Cerritos Falcons remain the only- the plate, picking up two hits and scoring was believed to have suffered a unbeaten team in the South Coast a run in three at bats, one of these hits a separated shoulder. A pinch runner was Conference this week, posting a record triple in the alley in left center field. Stu assigned who scored later in the inning of 8-0. They have now played every team Smith also had two hits for the Falcons on a double, narrowing the score at 2-1. . in. their conference and beaten them at in this game. With their starter sidelined, Santa Ana CONFERENCE - Falcon Coach Wally Kincaid talks with Bethke was in little trouble as he throttled the Dons on five least once. Saturday Cerritos left Falcon Field was forced to bring in a new pitcher in hits. Eleven Santa Ana batters went down on strikes, and and journeyed' to Santa Ana to play the pitcher Rick Bethke and catcher Andy Pasillas in Friday's Santa Ana College has been a pain in the seventh inning. The Falcons left the Falcon left harider tripled and scored a run himself. Dons in their second game in two days. game with the Santa Ana Dons, won by the Falcons, 2-1. the neck for most Cerritos athletics this their calling card with him. belting out (TM Photo by Roy Crane) It was a warmer day that Friday, whole year. First it was football, then it three runs in the inning. With one out in excellent baseball weather and the was basketball. Only the water polo and the seventh. Stu Smith walked. Then Falcons played much better too. This tennis teams have been able to handle right fielder Mike Pagnotta, who has the Dons so far. Cerritos went out last been in a slump lately without a hit in his weekend to prove that Santa Ana could Baseball Standings last nine times at bat. jumped on a pitch, Dons Beat be. beaten. They demonstrated their sending it deep down the left field line point, beating the Dons two games South Coast Conference for a two run homer. Maddox was next; straight. W L up. He punched out his second hit of the CERRITOS 8 1 game and took second base on a passed Friday. Cerritos had their first game Fullerton 7 1 ball. Ken Gaylord, who has been doing a Swimmers of the year with Santa Ana at Falcon San Diego Mesa 4 4 fine all around job for the Falcons: Field. It was a long afternoon of Swimming without the services of Mt. SAC 3 6, brought Maddox home with a single. The! baseball without much action. Santa Ana Brian Harvey, the Cerritos Falcon Santa Ana 3 6 score was now 5-2 Cerritos. scored first in the premiere inning with swimming team went down to defeat in Orange Coast 1 8 Cerritos Rejects Feelers From Metro Conference; one run on one hit. one of the most toughly fought meets of The Birds allowed a run in the sevent| Report From John Knight After 13 Years In Cage the season. inning on a double 16st in the sun in righj Another Disaster field, and a single through the middled The Cerritos Athletic Department has reacted to a letter from the state Losing by only 10 points. Cerritos was Final score: Cerritos-5. Dons-3. Maddox committee on Community College realignment of leagues and replied that they again led against Santa Ana College by and Dan Davidson each had two hits foe would not be interested in moving to the Metropolitan Conference, as was suggested. Ron Parks. the Falcons, one of Davidson's a double* The March 8 letter solicited the feelings of the school and was not an official In the Friday afternoon meet. Parks Hornets Pip Trackmen Shinholster went seven and a third invitation, said Cerritos Athletic Director Don Hall. was victorious in the 200 yard freestyle innings with Butch Black coming in to The Falcon track team was George Shaw won the 440 yard Reasons for the decisions to remain in the South Coast Conference were various in a time of 1:57.6. He also finished on relieve him. ; devastated for the second week in a row. intermediate hurdles with a time of 58.6, top in the 200 yard butterfly and first and myriad, the chief being that traditional rivalries and relationships are beginning this time the loss coming at the hands of and Jim Young took the triple jump with Cerritos will play Fullerton Friday iff runner-up in the 200 yard breaststroke. to emerge after four years in the SCC. the well-balanced Fullerton Hornets.109- a mark of 40' 7". George Shubin was Fullerton at 2:30p.m. f Cerritos was in the Metropolitan Conference from 1963 to 1969, following five Another big accomplishment from the 43. second with 40'4". years in the Western States Conference. The SCC was formed in 1969. Falcon swim team was by David Cerritos Coach Dave Kamanski said Spann Out *********** Avery. Avery won the 200 yard Falcon Box \ that the loss was expected, but that a backstroke in a time of 2:15.3. This time A stinging blow to the Falcons came, John Nanoski, ace defensive back for the' Falcons for two years, last week few of his men did premier jobs in the CUMULATIVE BOX SCORE * is fast enough to give him a trip to the through, when iron man Ron Spann • transferred to UCLA, where he received a football grant. Nanoski, a Community meet. Bob Guerin turned in three stellar TWO SANTA ANA GAMES - state championships to be held May 3-4-5 pulled up lame while running the 120 College All-American, will join former Falcon tackle Al Oliver, who left for UCLA performances again, running the mile in at Foothill College. Avery also finished yard high hurdles. Spann, who is the last year at this time. 4:24.9 for a win and the 880 in 1:58.7 for a CERRITOS AB R H RBI" second in the individual medley. Falcons' top man in the high jump and The South Coast Conference was'a happy hunting ground for the Pacific Eight third place. He also ran in the mile relay the 440 yard intermediate hurdles, Casarez 7 0 0 o • schools as they announced the receipt of letters of intent from six other SCC Allen Wins with a, 52.1 leg. Todd English was second missed action for the remainder of the Smith 7 2 3 1 gridders last week. Finishing on^top in the 100 yard in the 880 with a time of 1:58.5. and was day. The extent of his injury is not yet Maddox 7 1 3 1 v freestyle was Rory Allen. Allen swam praised highly by Kamanski. ' known. Pagnotta , 9 1 1 2 Gaylord 6 0 2 1 consistently all day and ended it by Williams Second In 440 Other placers for the Falcons were being the anchor-man on the 4x100 yard Gary Scully, who ran a 10.2 hundred for Davidson 5 0 2 ' 0 freestyle relay. Contributing to this The FalcOn coach also singled out second place, followed by Shubin in 10.3; Horton 4 0 ' 1 0 overwhelming victory in this event were Brad Williams for his effort in the 440. Ron Strait with a 52.3 "for third in the Pinocchio 4 2 1 1 Jeff Robinson. Jeff Blair, and Drew Williams was second behind a very- 440; and Hector Acevedo in the pole Pasillas 3 0 1 0 Pettis. strong Hornet runner. Randy Benson, vault at 12'6" for third. Crowder 3 0 1 0 with a time of 49.7. Mark Spoolstra was Jeff Robinson also added a couple of Bethke 3 1 2 0 second in the javelin with a throw of 190" The Falcons are at home this Friday second place finishes for Cerritos. In the Shinholster 4 0 0 0 7" and Bob Johnson placed second in the against the San Diego Mesa Olympians, 50 yard freestyle he came up only 5V 10 of discus wilh a 141' 6" mark and third in a team that Kamanski says is "nearly in TOTALS 62 7 17 6 ' a second short from victory. He also the shot put at 47' 1". Both were cited by the same class with Mt. SAC and PALACIOS NANOSKI KNIGHT took the number two spot in the 500 Kamanski for their performances. Fullerton." freestyle. John Knight has spent 13 years in a "cage." As locker room attendant and Harvey Back equipment manager at Cerritos College, he has been handing out towels, checking out equipment and just having a good time throughout those many years, working in a Yesterday. Cerritos went up against rival Rio Hondo college. Tyne said he Soccer Squad Humbles LA. Pierce; little room with cyclone mesh as walls. • hopes to win one. With the services of . One can hardly help but wonder how a person can get real enjoyment out of this Harvey back in the field, things will look kind of work but he really does like his job. "I love my work because I really like a lot brighter for the Falcons. The Hears Second Round Championship working with and meeting the young people of today," said the extremely congenial results of this meet were not available Knight. at press time. . • April 7 and 14 and the all-star game on California. The Falcons have completely- The 61-year old Knight was born and raised in Alabama and in 1933 he joined the By LARRY BAKER This Friday. Cerritos goes up against April 28. They will, if they win the dominated the league in that they have United States Navy where he remained until he retired 24 years later. TM Sports Editor a tough Pirate swimming team from championship, meet the winner of the scored 57 goals to their opponents' 7, During those 24 years Knight saw action in World War II and also the Korean War Cerritos' soccer squad seriously Orange Coast College. Tyne said. first round, the Glendale Vaqueros. West also announced that the hampered Los Angeles Pierce College's and when he retired it was with the rank of Commander in the Navy. ."Orange Coast is one of the two or three sometime within the first two weeks, of University of Berlin's soccer team is title hopes and moved closer to grabbing Upon leaving the service, Knight immediately started seeking employment that top teams in. the state." he continued, May. That game will decide the open tentatively scheduled to Visit Cerritos the title for themselves as they posted would enable him to work with young people. He found an opening as the equipment "they're awesome!" league championship of Southern for a game next fall. * manager for Bellflower High School. In 1960 Knight landed the job at Cerritos and has an easy one-sided 7-0 victory over the been here ever since. ' Brahmas. In the past 13 years at Cerritos Knight hasn't noticed that much of a change in the "It was the best game in three years Tennis Team Drops Into Second young people except that the styles are different. "They wear their hair longer Golfers of soccer at Cerritos." said Coach Jim nowadays but it doesn't bother me. They have a right to look and dress the way they West, "our guys really played well." The Cerritos tennis squad was beaten the No. 2 position lost 3-6. 3-6. And Eberhart and Phillips closed out the want to," said Knight. * . . Mike Elsayed and David Carson each by Mt. San Antonio College last losing day with a 4-6.1-6 showing. Knight, who is married and has four children 'two boys and two girls), can only scored three points to lead the Falcons, Thursday. 7-2. to drop them into second recall a few times that he ever was involved in any kind of argument with a student, Beaten while Alfredo Maran scored once. West place in the South Coast Conference. A week ago last Tuesday the tennis "And they were so minor I can hardly remember what they exactly were." said that Brian Sunley and Diego Lopez The match marked the return of No. 1 squad beat Orange Coast College, 5-4, in Knight, although* he gets along with all the students, says that the athletes on played outstanding defense. seeded singles player Neal Adkins. but a match played at Cerritos. campus are the easiest to get along with. "They seem to be better* disciplined and he will be used sparingly until he's ready- In singles, the top three seeded Twice Ball Control to play..according to tennis Coach Ray players came through with win's; Gary generally have a good personality and are alot of fun to work wii!\" said Knight. The Falcons controlled the ball for . "I enjoy going to as many of the sports activities as I possibly "an because I know The Falcon golf team was routed. 51-3. Pascoe. Midgeley, 6-2. 6-3; Rusty Rose, 6-2. 7-3; nearly 75 minutes of the 90 minute game on, Monday by the San Diego Mesa In singles. Gary Midgeley lost three and Rich Bedolla won 6-2. 6-2. The the boys that are competing in the games fairly well. I would rath T watch a Cerritos and took 50 or 60 shots at the Olympians. Rain was intermittant frustrating sets. 6-7,6-2, and 6-7. Rusty- "bottom of the ladder," usually game before I would watch a USC or UCLA game," said Knight. beleaguered Brahma goalie, while throughout the match and Coach Marv Rose in the No. 2 position lost 3-6. 4-6. consistent winners, lost this time. ' After working with young people all his life Knight plans on retiring in the not-too- Pierce could get close enough to shoot Grim said that his team "just fell Rich Bedolla won in three sets. 6-4, 3-6, 6- Romero blew his match. 2-6. 3-6; distant future. Knight has been happy with his stay at Cerritos and will probably only seven balls at the highly-touted apart." 2. Rick Romero on the fourth spot was Eberhart struck out 0-6. 6-7. And Phillips continue tb be happy until he does retire because he enjoys people and people enjoy Falcon goalie. Walt Goula. West had Dale Mprrison led Cerritos with a 79. blanked 0-6. 0-6. Alan Eberhart came turned out the lights with a 3-6. 1-6 him. '• • much praise for Goula prior to the showing. . •.' * • - | - followed by Pat Buckley with an 80. back to win in three. 7-6.2-6.6-3. And Len *********** game, saying that he was "a cat."but Harry Veldkamp. shot an 81 and Tom Phillips lost 2-6.1-6. In doubles. Bedolla and Rose won. 6-3. afterwards said that the goalie did not Falcon Football Coach Ernie Johnson will be master of ceremonies at a Oswell wound up with an 82\ In doubles, Bedolla and Rose were 6-3. Midgeley and Romero won 6-2. 6-1 have the opportunity to show his stuff, testimonial dinner for retiring Anaheim High School Football Coach Clare Van defeated 3-6, 4-6. Midgelev and Adkins in and Eberhart and Phillips lost 2-6.1-6. . Hoorebeke. The affair, sponsored by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, will The team dropped a shocker match but that it was okay in that it showed against Fullerton last Fi iday. "An eagle honor the coach who for 23 years at Anaheim built a record unsurpassed in CIF him just how good his entire defense can on the 18th killed us." coach Grim annuls, with a record of 196-31-10. Van Hoorebeke will continue at Anaheim as be when the chips are down. remarked in response to a 44-10 loss Athletic Director. Important Win DOWHEY PHOTO which was cfoser than the score seems , Johnson's El Rancho Dons defeated Anaheim in the 1966 AAAA Championships. 35- to indicate. It was indeed an important win for the 14, but the Colonists came back to win the next'year. Last year they were again Falcons as it gave them at least a tie for An eagle on the par 4 18th gave the runners-up, losing to Western, 15-14. . . , , . the second title and with a win over UC WORKSHOP ^ Fullerton squad an advantage on the The testimonial will begin at 5 p.m. Sunday, April 1 at the Anaheim Convention Irvine this Saturday, the Falcons will be best-ball and best-hole and counted for • 30 Dark Rooms • Paper Trimmers ' Center. Tickets are $5, including dinner. For the program itself, beginning at 7 p.m., the hosts of the league tournament oh Rental s2.00 per hour some valuable points. • 2 Shooting Studios tickets are $1. Details can be obtained by phoning the Anaheim Chamber of • 2 Mounting Presses Rental s3.50 per hour Commerce at (714) 535-2833. Grim was pleased with the teams' SOCCER STANDINGS - The main speaker for the program will be the coach of the National Champion shooting. "We shot very well.' but the •Air Brush • Spotting last few holes seemed to hurt us." Tom W L T USC Trojans, John McKay. • Print Dryers •Color Dark Rooms Oswell shot a 36 on the first nine holes CERRITOS 5 0 1 *********** which is par golf, but couldn't maintain Woodbury 5. 1 0 Professional Tech. Assist. Mike Palacios, TM staff writer, will be traveling to Champaign, 111. for the that pace through the second nine. L.A. Pierce 4 1 1' 12045 Paramount Blvd. National Wheelchair Basketball Championships on March 28, 29, and 30 as his Long Dale Morrison shot a 79 for the low Harbor 3 1 2 Downey, Calif. 90241 4 0 , Beach Flying Wheels defeated the Los Angeles Stars 52-50 in the Western Regional man. The team had only an. eight stroke UC Irvine 2 Telephone (2 13) 86 1-9093 MSAC 2 4 0 in San Jose last week. spread; Morrison, 79. Steven Carter. 85. So. of Stewart & Gray Rd. 5 0 ^The Flying Wheels will be seeking their eighth National Championship after Pat Buckley. 80, Tom Oswell, 80. Harry Chaffey 1 Complete Darkroom facilities for your use Fullerton 0 6- 0 finishing the regular season with a 22-1 record. Velkamp. 83. and Pat Gillian 87.