d Drive W ednesday Telephone Service CERRITOS Stays 860-2451 In Metro Ext. 384 See Page 5 Vol. XI No, S It 110 Alondra Blvd., NorwaJk, California, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 13 Delegates Veterans Push To Top Set to Attend Record In Blood Drive Area II Confab The 1967 version of the annual Cer­ dents and members of faculty and ad­ ritos Veteran's Club blood drive is ministration. All the blood collected Cerritos will send 13 representa­ slated for Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. is earmarked for shipment to Ameri­ to 3 p.m. in BC 31. can troops fighting in Viet Nam. tives to Thursday's Area II Confer­ ence at the Monte Corona Mile High At that time medical representativ­ Students donating their blood dur­ es of the American Red Cross will be Conference Center near Lake Arrow- ing the drive will establish life-time on hand to take donations from stu- eligibility for themselves and mem­ hetad. bers of their family to draw a free P u r p o s e of the conference, ac­ unit of blood from the Red Cross for cording lo ' Dean of Men Richard every unit donated. The Red Cross Robinson, is the inactment legisla­ Speech Squad will keep a record of all donations, tion that will be carried to the State which will be entered in the Blood Bank files for this purpose. Conference at Monterrey. In attendance at the conference Travels To Students can obtain donation appli­ cation forms from the Office of Stu­ will be delegates from each of the dent Affairs or from any member of 33 junior colleges in areas II, III, the Veteran's Club. Forms must be and IV; including all of Ventura, EI Camino JC completed and signed by parent or Los Angeles, Riverside and San Ber­ to, <%v guardian for students under the age nardino Counties. DURING A SCENE from •'Witness for the Prosecution" of the attempted burglary. The victim, in the produc­ Cerritos College Speech Squad will of 21. tion which runs from November 15 through November travel to El Camino Junior College Schools comprising the Area II in the home of Emily Jane French detective Robert "Activities such as this go a long Hearne, played by David Holmes, investigates the scene 21 in Burnight Center 31 at 8 p.m., is played by Barbra next Friday and Saturday for the sec­ way to disspell the tarnished image are Cerritos, Cypress, Fullerton, Gol­ of the crime While a police photographer takes pictures Sprogue. ond Pacific Southwest Collegiate of college students," said Vet's Club den West, Long Beach City College, Forensic Association tournament. president and Commissioner of Fin­ Mt. San Antonio, Orange Coast, Rio After a successful first showing at ance Monte Gualtiere. "Last year Cer­ Hondo,. Riverside (host), San Ber­ Drama Play San Fernando Valley State College ritos made a magnificant showing by last weekend, the young team, of ora­ nardino, and Santa Ana. collecting in excess of 300 pints of tors will compete in extemporaneous blood. Cerritos topped Cal State Long Included in the Cerritos delega­ speaking, expository, impromptu and Beach in donations, although Long tion are two workshop chairmen, debate. Beach has over twice the enrollment." Linda, Reuhlman, Students Rights Police Seek Cerritos Student Students representing Cerritos in Chairman for the drive is Andy and Responsibilities, and Jeanette the impromptu speaking categories Bergan, who is anticipating the drive Skinner, Area Realignment. are Jim Caforia, Larry,Spry, Dandy to exceel the donation record set last Lassiter, Jeff Stein, Linda Evensen, Also representing Cerritos will be year. "This year's quota has been set In Murder Case Questioning Lindy LeVine and Linda Ruehlman. even higher than that of lastvyear. ASCC President Eric von Hurst, Representing the expository speaking Gary enturini, Pat Frederick, Vickie t but. from; initial response to the. drive Los Angeles Police. Dept. is con?-, „. ...Leonard .Vole, a. former CerritojJ* * i-iii statement made by Hearne, division: Bill Larson, Pat' Schwerdt- we can predict that 1967 will se a VaMez, Bobbi Fuenlas, Cindy Owens,. feger, Keith Gathercole, Judy Eng­ Jeanette Skinner, Marc Stirdivant, ducting a city-wide search for the student Is being sought in connec­ Detective Inspector, Criminal Investi­ record - breaking contribution," said gation Dept., "she was lying on her land, Candy Jobling, Paul Deputy, Bill Maurine' Oyama, Gary Jones, and apparent burglar and Oct. 14 slayer tion with the crime. Vole is be­ Bergan. "We are going to need the to­ of Emily Jane French. lieved to be the last person to see face and had received several in- ' Wells, Ken Suarez, Dan Abrigo, Chris Ruben Guerrero. tal support of the student body in or­ Miss French was found brutally Miss French before her murder. His juries to the back of her head. An Dodson and April Kevorkian. der to make this program meet the clubbed to death in her Hampstead address is unknown, however, and attempt had been made to force one The Speech team, sponsored by the goals we have set," he concluded. home at 23 Ashburn Grove among in a state-wide broadcast and news­ of the windows with some implement Phi Rho Pi, invites any student in­ that might have been a chisel. The terested in improving his speech abil­ Accompanying the Red Cross will a wreckage of furniture, ravaged paper appeal he was urged to con­ be the Marine Drum and Bugle Corps Students Take bureau drawers, and broken glass. tact Robert Hearne at the LAPD. window had been broken near the ity and representing Cerritos in com- catch and there was glass strewn petiton with other schools to contact to supply entertainment, and mem­ about the floor. I also later found Mr. Lewis in LA 21. bers o fthe armed forces to assist in fragments of glass on the ground the drive. Swimming Test Bookstores Install outside the window." Apparently it wsa an attempted burglary. Fourteen students took the swim­ ming test Oct. 3 at 11 a.m. to com­ Dr.. Wyatt, attending police sur­ AGS To SP onsor ply with graduation requirements. geon was of the opinion that the Campus "The next test is slated.'for Dec. Anti-Theft Policies death had resulted from a blow on 5 at 11-a.m., by the pool," stated the head delivered from an object Tutor Service Patrick Tyne, physical education A pair of warnings were issued The new system began to bear fruit such as a cosh (a weighted weapon, instructor. ' • similar to a black-jack). "Death from the office of Student Affairs immediately after its introduction. Alpha Gamma Sigma, the Cerritos Calendar Students who, were 21 when this week, attacking the same subject would have been practically instan­ Honorary Scholastic Society, is spon­ they enrolled or who enrolled prior Three students are currently under in­ taneous," he reported, placing the from two different angles. soring a tutorial program to aid stu­ Oct. 20 — Cross-country at El Ca­ to 1966 are not required to take vestigation for book thievery. Unless time of death at "between the hours dents who are having a hard time mino. Jazz at noon, Student the test or a swimming class. The subject, and it has been a ol 9:30 and 10 p.m. they can clear themselves, two face with their classes. Center, 11 a.m. Tyne, the only authorized instruc­ sticky one, is the growing art of book expulsion, and the third faces felony Janet MacKensie, Miss French's The Alpha Gamma Sigma members thievery. Apparently it's a simple mat­ 21 — Placement Test, Student tor to sign the test said, "The breaking and entering charges for companion and 20-year lortg house­ participating in the program have Center, 8 a.m. to noon. Foot­ idea of a swimming waiver test, ter to pick up books in the student keeper was first to find the beaten been well screened as far as know­ center, from the benches, or even stealing from cars, according to von ball vs. LA alley, here, 8 p.m. as a. graduation requirement, was body. She disclosed that she had left ledge and grades are concerned. The After-game Dance, Phi Kappa first initiated in 1965 and submit­ from cars and sell them either to the Hurst.. Miss French at half-past seven Sat­ fee for tutoring will be decided upon college bookstore or to Varsity Book­ Zeta serving, Student Center ted to the curriculum and general The new system isn't foolproof, but urday night, and returned at 10:40 mutally by the Alpha Gamma Sigma 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. education : committee for approval. store across the street. But no more, it's "bloody close",, says the ASCC to see if her mistress wanted any­ member and the student seeking this 23 — Homecoming Court Elec­ Upon approval by these com­ claims ASCC President Eric von President. thing before she went to bed. It service. mittees, the request was then pre­ Hurst." was • then that she discovered the tion, 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Stu­ Dean of Men Richard Robinson also Although this service has been of­ dent Center and Lecture Hal! sented to the Board of Trustees. In an effort to halt or at least di- had a warning, but this one was is­ body on the floor and immediately fered in the past, participation has The Board said that the gradua­ ASCC Cabinet, Board Room, ininish the practice, new precautions sued to prospective victims rather called the police. She later revealed been small because of lack of publi­ 2 p.m.