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Election Has Three Tickets cVol . XIX No. 21 Cerritos College, 111 10 K. Alondra Blvd. Norwalk Calif. Wednesday May 21, 1975 3 VOTING TODAY Election has three tickets By TOM WRIGHT president of the ASCC. TM News Editor There are three tickets this year: Linda The presidential election that ends today Hickman and Donna O'Neill listed first on the may be a hard fought campaign, but it won't be ballot, Scott Swenson and Chris Mars, and Ron over issues. Duncan and Gary George. All the candidates running agree on All candidates hold a position in student everything except for one point — that is who government this semester. would make the best president and vice- Swenson and Hickman were in the Executive Branch of the ASCC. Swenson is Com­ missioner of Public Relations. Hickman is the Commissioner of Records and Information, Carnival is last and was Senate secretary last year. The other candidates are all senators. Mars is president of his fraternity and O'Neill was Spring activity president of her sorority. Duncan is a member of LDS and his running- mate played on the football team. for the ICC Hickman and O'Neill led in early advertising with a campaign button. Duncan and George The carnival was a financial success for the had out the first brochure explaining their plat­ clubs this year. form. The May 8-11 carnival's total gross was Most observers expect the election to go to a approximately $12,000, according to Norm run-off since there are three candidates and a Price, Director of Student Activities, at the win requires 51 per cent. last ICC meeting of the semester. Every candidate favors expansion of student The Inter-Club Council met for the last time services. They all say they will look into new Thursday, May 15, and will not re-group again ways of increasing communication between until next fall. students and student government — and On the agenda, the clubs discussed tryouts between the administration and student for Freddie and Freida Falcon, to be held May government. 23, on how to encourage interested students in participating. Price then gave a brief outline concerning the fall leadership conference, Sept. 10-12 to be Chez Cerritos held at the Apple Valley Inn. "We plan to rent 85 per cent of the Inn. There will be an outside dance, a steak fry and an old only a fading fashioned hayride afterwards to start fall romances," quipped Price. "Tennis, golf, and v i ping pong tournaments are planned, with memory now trophy prizes," Price said. He urged all students interested to submit name and By SUSAN WARD address. TM Staff Writer Club Booth Day, Sept 24 and 25, brought ideas- "Table for two?" on getting more sign-ups. One club member "Yes, and can we have an ocean view?" suggested free food such as pop corn, cokes, "Sorry, but we're out of ocean today, it takes YOUR CHOICE - Today marks the end of the ASCC snow cones, cotton candy, and candy apples be a little longer but perhaps I can get you near presidential elections. The candidates are all politically the vr spread out to attract more people. the music." same, none are demanding any radical changes and all have Homecoming, Nov. 1, and floats gained "No. We've only got an hour so we'll take been active in this year's student government ad­ attention when it was announced that each club anything.'' ministration. The tickets counterclockwise are Linda JhII \ V would receive $100 towards the construction of "How's this?" Hickman (P), Donna O'Neill (VP); 2 spot on the ballot Ron •ilPll their floats. "Fine, can we order?" Duncan (P), Gary George (VP); the third ticket is Scott "The money itself won't be given to the club, "Yes, and what would you like?" Swenson (P) and Chris Mars —TM Photos by Dan Cabe but paper, lumber and other accesories "A couple of martinis." would," said Price. Sorry, no alcoholic beverages. But if you Senate elections, will be held Sept. 23 and 24. would like, perhaps after you eat (I've got a Students who want to get involved with the bottle in my locker) said the waiter with a school by becoming a senator, should go to chuckle. student activities to get more information on "Well, we'd like a couple of the Choice the forms necessary to do so. Prime Ribs." Falcon baseball team wins chance The summer movie schedule has been es­ "Sorry, we've had a busy day, would you tablished. Films to be seen are The Great Gat­ prefer the John Wayne Steak or the sby, Cinderella Liberty, The Sterile Cuckoo, Streisand?" The Laughing Policeman, 2001: A Space "No, we'll have a couple of Bogart Burgers." to play for third straight state title Odyssey, and Gone With The Wind. To obtain "With onion rings or French fries? Oh wait times and dates, Community Services can be I'm afraid we're short on the onion rings, I By RICK MARTINEZ Canyons, Thursday at 11 a.m. in the opening of starter Charlie Kretschmar, but the contacted. suggest the French fries." TM Assist. Sports Editor round of state competition. righthander got the next two batters and the Scholarships were among the suggestions for "Yes, that's fine." An entire season came down to a game that Site of the Southern California cham­ runner was left at second. the remaining money in the ICC fund. It was "Gee, isn't this great. Only $2.85 for a steak saw the benches empty, tempers flare and a pionships will be East L.A. City College. Cerritos countered in the bottom of the in- also suggested to save this money for next and $2.00 for a thick juicy slice of Choice Prime five-minute argument delay in the eighth in­ Metropolitan conference champion L.A. Continued on Page 5 semester, which is approximately $800. Continued on Page 2 ning. Pierce plays host East L.A. of the Southern For the fourth straight year, the Cerritos California Conference in the other game at College baseball team will go to the state 2:30. playoffs after outlasting Mt. San Antonio 8-6 Canyons won the Western States Conference here Wednesday. title with a 14-4 record and were ranked sixth The estimated 500 spectators was the largest in the state in the latest poll. Cerritos and Mt. attendance at a Cerritos game since 1973 when SAC were tied for the third spot in the state the Falcons met Long Beach City College in ratings behind Chabot (Golden Gate the Southern California playoffs. Conference) and Fresno (Valley Conference). The 500 on-lookers saw the South Coast Chabot, the number one team in the state !" it •vrtU-Sfti* was upset two games in their conference Conference Co-Champions battle for the lone 1 * # J • . playoff berth in a contest that took oyer three playoff and will not be entering the state hours to complete. playoffs. San Mateo will represent the Golden ur4 fr*5 — Cerritos (30-7) will vie for its third con­ Gate Conference. secutive state championship, fourth in 6 years Wednesday's clash saw Mt. SAC's Gary lit HI kX-i and fifth since 1966 as they meet College of the Adair hit a one-out double in the first inning off ha' Best time of year is near registration joys approaching By SUSIE AINSWORTH 28-Sept. 5. Also an eight-week session will be TM Staff. Writer offered, June 16-August 8. The best time of the year is nearing. Night and television classes will also be Not summer vacation — summer offered. registration, along with all the pushing and Art, Science, English, Business, Language, shoving in tight infinite lines. Packed closer Photography, Vocational, both required and than sardines, and smelling a little the same. transferable classes are scheduled for both six- week sessions. Ahh, yes, the joys of registration. Fighting The tightly packaged classes range from and winning upward toward the desk, only to three to four hours per day, four or five days a find the class closed. week, leaving students heavily saturated in the Back to station one. individual class. There goes another day shot to registration. Registration begins June 10- to 17, for the PRIME RIB, PLEASE - Diners Charlotte services class serves as waitress in the two successful that it's possible the project may be But there's one bright spot left in the day — in first six weeks, and eight week sessions and McKay, right, from the instruction office and week class project, while Terry Panella, direc­ repeated next year. If it is, two other themes six weeks, it all starts over again. July 23-29 for the second six weeks. Eleanor McKay, her mother-in-law, dine at tor of food services looks on. The entire staff also submitted by food services students would This summer, two separate six-week Pre-plans and appointment cards are campus restaurant, House of the Stars. Sharon from cooks to Maitre d'hotel was comprised of be used, those being The Roaring 20s and The sessions will be held, June 16-July 25, and July available now in the Admissions Office. Mc Mochon, a member ol the second year food students from the class. The innovation was so Round Table. — TM Photo by Esther Bauer SPRING SEMESTER - 1975 Intimate tete-a-tetes, food were possible at restaurant Continued from Page 1 was in three times for lunch. Final Examination Schedule Tom Back and Terry Panella, food service Rib." instructors, considered the experiment a huge "Sure is.
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