El Monte Campus Highest Standard the Eyes of Santa Clara Coun Ing Facilities—3,500 O F Them
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U.S. Marines land Sterilized books? A Marine Corps Officer A rather mature woman Training- Team will be at J F o o f l r i l l appeared in the bookstore Foothill College on Sept. 19 last week and asked the clerk to discuss their officer train if he had any sterilized texts. ing program with the stu Indignant to learn the used dents. books weren’t disinfected, she 'Guardian of Truth’ Multiple opportunities will rushed off to find another be discussed by the Marine store that sterilized their Corps team. books. Vol. 4. No. I Foothill College, Los Altos Hills, California Tues., Sept. 5, 196 1 El Monte campus highest standard The eyes of Santa Clara coun ing facilities—3,500 o f them. ty, and, indeed, the state lie on THIS CAMPUS has received Foothill College today as “a three national awards. The ar new high standard for two year chitectural design won a com colleges throughout the United mendation from Architectural States is set.” Forum Magazine which called That is how Architectural it “a prototype for community Forum Magazine describes colleges.” Awards for the edu Foothill and as a record break cational design of the campus ing enrollment of students set were also given to the district foot on this 122 acre award win architects, Ernest J. Kump and ning campus, they will find Masten & Hurd, by Progressive that as much to see as there is, Architecture and the American more lies unnoticed. Association of School Adminis trators. The opening of classes today KFJC-FM, the college radio was almost postponed last station, will not go on the air week, when Dr. Calvin C. until sometime in October. Vic Flint, president, called an Biondi, station manager, ex emergency meeting of the di pects equipment to be installed vision chairmen and board of by that time and he said the trustees. However, it was de staff should be ready to broad cided to go ahead and begin cast on the 50 watt station. classes despite some of the incompleted facilities. T h e are still areas that are unfinished, students DREAM COME TRUE— Foothll's $10.4 mil chairmen and board members, lion "dream campus" which is spread over will be attending classes as per usual. however, decided to hold the Class applications 122 acres is finally a reality. Although there (photo by Bob Rayl) opening of evening classes until Sept. 11. One of seven scheduled due September 13; Construction has lagged in the last 30 days, and the cam go to polls on 22nd pus is not yet complete, but Tentative issue for the up Man/on kicks offspeaker administration officialsseries antici coming freshman and sopho pate no major problems. How more class elections will be the Dean Clarence E. Manion, ion was appointed as chairman nite date); Eli Ginzberg who ever, Dr. H. H. Semans, dean revised reapportionment of stu of the congressionally-created will speak on “Human re creator of the Manion Forum in of instruction, told' the Sentinel dent council or Proposition One. Commission on Inter-Govern sources, the new frontier” (Jan. 1954, educator and teacher, is students taking health and his In its previous form, propo ment Relations by former Pres 26); Ogden Nash, humorist, au tory classes originally schedul sition one purported to decrease slated to give the initial guest ident Dwight D. Eisenhower. thor and poet. (Feb. 23); H er ed for the auditorium will have the size of student council in address to Foothill College on AN AUTHOR of many books bert Philbrick, counterspy for to meet either in the library or order to increase efficiency of including “Key To Peace,” he the FBI, who will speak on October 6. gym until the 999 seat audito operation. The proposition received Freedom Foundation “Cybernetic warfare” (Mar. 30); Manion is one of seven speak rium is completed. would have taken away the in medals in 1949, 1950, 1955 and and Marquis W. Childs, noted No doubt a bright point that dividual votes on student coun ers scheduled for the El Monte 1960 for his speeches and writ Washington columnist (Apr. veteran Foothill students will campus for the 1961-62 year. cil from each of the campus ings. 10 ). appreciate is the adequate park. clubs and left them with three Those guest speakers who DEAN MANION feels the votes from members at large of will follow Dean Manion in the American people should know the AOC (Associated Organiza coming months are: Dr. Linus Officials welcome tions Council). It also planned the facts and be aware of the Pauling, scientist and Nobel to divide the Freshman repre dangers of a creeping advance prize winner at the California sentation on the council in half. toward nationlization and social Institute of Technology (Oct. IN ITS new form, Proposi ism, says one of his brochures. 27); Norman Thomas (no defi New semester begins tion One, in complete agreement A network of 30 stations in WELCOME FRESHMEN!! WELCOME FRESHMEN!! with the basic theory that stu , 1954 started broadcasting the dent council should be reappor Manion Forum. Today this non You will find your welcome Undoubtedly you have heard, tioned, plans to have one mem profit network has 200 stations to Foothill College to be a throughout the community, of ber for each five clubs on stu in 40 states and carries broad hearty and friendly type—both the fine academic reputation dent council. casts to more than three million from the returning students and our college now enjoys. As a According to Jim Glynn, Com- Americans. the total faculty. missioner of Activities and orig student entering my fourth se Well known throughout the IT IS on behalf of the fac inator of the plan, the members mester I can vouch for this United States as an educator ulty and staff that I wish to from AOC would be elected and teacher, Dean Manion holds extend to you a most warm reputation. Foothill, from the from that organization and degrees from St. Mary’s College, welcome to Foothill and its new start, has been unique in its would not necessarily have to St. Mary, Ky.; Catholic Univer campus. The faculty wants to field. We have the finest in vote in a block but would be sity, W ashington, D.C.; Notre assist you, both in and out of structors, and now the finest able to use their descretion and Dame University; and Boston the classroom, and it is up to campus in the west. additional information in vot University. you to take advantage of this Foothill’s merits will soon be ing for the clubs. Glynn ex personalized approach. Attend plained later that when the Besides serving on the facul come apparent as you begin ance at college places obliga number of clubs exceeds 50, ty at Notre Dame as an instruc your studies, but beneath the tions upon you, and the extent there would be 1 member of tor in history, government and academic cloak lies another to which you meet the obliga AOC on student council for ev constitutional law, Dean Man DEAN CLARENCE MANION facet of college life that will tions of showing initiative and offer a wealth of education, op ery six clubs. desire for an education will de portunity, and enjoyment. I THE REDUCTION o f fresh termine how much you will speak of our social events, our men class representatives falls Ray Hackett band to play at welcome profit from college. So seek the clubs, government and athlet on the 26th of September, can personal assistance of your ics. didates must have their peti counselors and faculty mem MAY I urge you to become tions for office in by the 13th. bers. dance September 15 in FC center aware of these extra curricular Publicity for the campaigns will sport coats and ties and evening May I urge upon you one ad The musical stylings of Ray activities for its is here that our begin at nine o’clock on the dresses for the gals. ditional obligation, and that is Hackett’s band will entertain spirit lies. Through these activi 14th. According to commissioner of to show your good citizenship new and returning students ties you will meet your fellow activities Jim Glynn, the dance in your student community by alike September 15 when Foot students. Check our list of clubs is held as soon after each new participating in an activity of hill College holds its annual and then attend a meeting or Campus burglary welcome dance, this year enti semester begins to give new and your choice. Your returns from two. This is an opportunity you An estimated $25 was tak tled “Salutations,” in the new old students, as well as new college will be enlarged by such should not pass. en from the old campus of ly completed campus center faculty and the administration active participation. On behalf of our student gov Foothill College early on from nine until one. an opportunity to “get ac We are delighted that you are ernment may I say welcome. I Wednesday morning, Aug. 30 A SLIGHT charge o f 50 cents quainted” and make new going to join us as we move hope to see you at our coffee it was learned by the Senti may be asked for those attend friends. to our new campus, and I hope hour this Friday. If not, I’ll see nel. ing the dance, according to Miss Refreshments will be served I will have an opportunity to you on campus and at our so No damage was done to the Demitra Georgas, counselor and during the dance and those become well acquainted with cial and athletic events.