I I -" -R~BOI~YII~I - -- I - EOPS sells education "We 're in the educational business. Through the use of college-age assistant coordinat- that's our ball game. " ors and high school-age tutors working with 2i

IgnacioY Pando elementary and junior high school students, the BY DEAN MCCLESKEY educational and social experience benefit all the I Hornet Staff Writer participants. The children benefit because the tutors Editor's note: last of a series. understand the child and provide positive role models the child can relate to. Ignacio Pando, 25, is known as "Nacho" around The tutors, who, according to Pando, were usually EOPS, where he serves as the Assistant Coordinator of "turned off to school," have benefited by getting EOPS and coordinator of Community Services "turned on to education." component. He also is a member of the United Way "They're not being taught; they're doing the Board, the Board of Directors for the People's Center in teaching and that's a sense of responsibility. (Also,) Fullerton, the Fullerton Redevelopment Agency, and that high school student is being told by the college the FC faculty (he teaches a self-awareness class). students involved in the program: 'Hey, education is Discussing community service Pando said:"Our viable for you'." main focus is education. We're out there in terms of of coordinator. selling higher education." EOPS is "selling" two EOPS's role in SEP is that developed educational programs to the community. One is the "Historically 13 various agencies had Saturday Activity Program and the other is the individual programs for the disadvantaged population- Summer Enrichment Program (SEP). the end result of their good-faith effort had been a The two programs are similar except in size, the SEP chaotic endeavor," Pando explained. Through the of these efforts have been is much broader in scope. These programs offer the coordination of EOPS, all effective program. EOPS student the opportunity to be placed in real-life orchestrated into a single, highly job opportunities. High school-age tutors are hired At the eight community sites hosting SEP, the main from the community to work with elementary and thrust seems to be toward development of self-confi- junior high school children. dence and postive vibes about education for the over "We have found that difficulty in school. For this 1,000 children involved in the program. reason, they seem to have more patience with their "It's a whole fun atmosphere during the summer. pupils," Pando said. College-age students work with They do a lot of field trips, and along with this there is and advise the high school-age tutors. the supplemental learning in the basic areas," Pando "Traditionally institutions of higher education have said. "If a child feels good about himself," Pando EOPS photo basically serviced the dominant society," Pando concluded, "he'll pick up a book and read. If a person MORE HAM THAN MUSCLE-Children participat- building. There is also time for cr afts, eating and explained. SEP reverses that emphasis in favor of the feels wanted and people pay attention to him, then hey, Ing in EOPS's Summer Enrichment Program take a learning. minorities. that person will go places." break from swimming to do a little lighthearted body - -- I I __ Senate approves alternatives for child care center funding BYMICHAELJOHNSON hopefully run concurrently. Vice require construction to begin on the News Editor President Howard Perkins added new lot before building the center. The A.S. Senate approved that the facility would be built on Baugh's amendment also failed Volume 55 Issue 32 Fullerton College Friday, June 3, 1977 Tuesday several alternatives for the small lot on the Northeast end of after Senator Paul Feneck said that financing the proposed Child Care campus. "No one parks there the Technical Education division Center including a possible tax anyway," he said. needed a definite answer by June 15 levy on the city. After Wood's amendment failed, to begin the planning of the center. The Senate will now recommend Senator Charles Baugh proposed The division will be responsible for these alternatives to the NOCCCD another amendment that would construction. Aid ripoff a problem Child Day Care Board. A proposal to buy additional BY GREG BRATOFF gone that far," he added. "Students are audited as to whether property for parking off-campus and Acting Workshop Special Assistant However, a student wishing to they use their grants for use existing parking space for construction of the facility "There will always be students remain anonymous, said, "I'm not education-related expenditures." was the other major alternative trying to make a buck off the Basic worried at -all. I've gone two years However, he added, the Financial approved. S ates four plays Both the tax and Educational Opportunity Grant without my units being questioned, Aid office will not take any actions the use of the parking lot would program (BEOG)," said Albert and I know people who've gone on the basis of rumors. "They be considered BY NANCY COOK "The Private Ear" will be directed only Salgado, Financial Aid officer. longer. It's a racket." (illegal recipients) may stretch their if the district purchases the Hornet Staff Writer by Steven Porter, both students. center as "They may get away with it for a "We try to minimize abuse of the luck for one, two or three years, but opposed to the A.S. The Acting Workshop productions while, but it'll catch up with them." BEOG program," said Salgado. then Pow!-and they get caught." buying it. The Theater Department's Act- are designed, directed and perform- President Sue Fenwick said if the or's Workshop will present four ed by Theater Arts 11 AB students The case in point was students center were built on existing plays, June 8 through 11 at 8 p.m. in said instructor Jim Henderson. receiving financial aid for courses parking property the new lots to be the Little Theater. These productions, open to the they had dropped. "We get a small 1,800 students to receive purchased would approximately The one-act comedy, "Trevor," public free of charge, provide percentage of such cases," said double the space that the center written by John Bowen and student- students with an opportunity to Salgado. "However, these cases are would take up. directed by Phyllis Palatnic, and experience theater direction and usually eliminated by the fact that Associate of Arts degrees However, Senator Brad Wood "Overtones" by Alice Gertsen- production in a way no other payments are broken down." moved to delete the proposal. berge, and student-directed by Lynn community college does he said. Supporting Wood, Senator Ed Cole A full-time grant is $762; this is BY ADE KUNLE MOHAMMED president of the Board of Trustees. Jansen will be featured Wednesday The 21 students in the class are said the deletion would better serve broken down to four payments of Hornet Staff Writer Other activities highlighting the and Friday. responsible for all costumes, props, about $190 each. If a student drops the students since lack of adequate Thursday and Saturday, two co- casting, program designs and man- An estimated 1,800 students will occasion will include the presentat- classes during a semester, his next parking effects more people than medies by Peter Shaffer, the author agement. receive their Associate of Arts ions of the Emeritus Certificates payment would be diminished. the lack of a child care facility. of the recent Music Center hit Including the four scheduled degrees on graduation day, and Alumni Awards. Wayne D. Adviser Allen Olsen then told the "Equus," will be presented. Shaf- productions, the class has now "If a student were to drop out of Wednesday June 15. Wedin, Brea City manager will Senate that the timetables for the fer's "The Public Eye" will be produced over 94 plays in the last 7 college shortly after receiving his The ceremony will be presided by present the Alumni Awards. Dr. new lot and the center would directed by Cathleen Cockrum, and years. first payment," said Salgado, "we Acting FC President, Dr. Phillip W. Genevive Stack, a counselor at FC would ask him to return the Borst. It will take place at Fullerton for 15 years, and Gordon Melgrin money." If the student refuses, Union High School stadium at 7:30 will issue the Emeritus Certificates. then the case is referred to the p.m. Melgrin has served FC and the Santa Ana's Bowers Museum hosts federal bureau spons6ring the Conferment of the degrees will be NOCCCD for 31 years as a teacher BEOG program. "But it has never made by Mary Pat Toups, vice and an administrator. priceless Tunisian mosaics exhibit

An exhibit of 19 Tunisian mosaics, evening. Also, a 45 minute educa- examine the same elaborate mosaic dating back to 2nd to 4th centuries tional walk-through tour will begin pavements which served to cover A.D., will be on display starting this at 6:15 p.m. large architectural spaces such as Sunday until August 14 in Santa This family-oriented exhibit, walls, floors and vaults and ornamen- Ana's Bowers Museum, 2002 N. which includes six mosaics excavat- tal decorations. During this period, Main St. ed as recently as 1964, takes the rich villas, classic temples, sanctuar- To mark the opening, a private viewer back through eight centuries ies, monumental buildings, the black tie reception is scheduled to be to the time of the Roman and Forum and the public baths were all held for Tunisian Ambassador, his Byzantine periods, when the art of routinely decorated with mosaics. Excellency Ali Hedda, his wife, and mosaics reached full maturity. The The art of mosaics was used to foundation members, from 7 to 9 this viewers will have an opportunity to create a motif, decorative design or tell a story by imbedding many small irregular fragments of broken pot- Student pianist, comedian tery, colored stones or smooth pebbles in mortar. This special technique had its origin in Greek art; showcase winning talent however, the Roman's were the first great systematic users of The first annual FC Talent Show James Rule, a comedian, actor mosaics. Accompanying was presented in the Campus and singer, won two tickets to the exhibition will be a Theatre last Friday. It was Disneyland, the fourth place prize. 20-minute educational film, entitled sponsored by the Inter Club Three pounds of Yuban coffee, the "The Story of Lord Julius," which Council, the Black Student Union, fifth place prize, was awarded to analyzes the life of a noble through KFCR Radio Station and the A.S. Brian Tracy, a dramatic actor. the documentary evidence of his mosaics. government. All proceeds were In addition, a lecture series and docent tours have been lot' donated toward the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Humanities planned. Fourteen acts were performed The collection, which is on loan to and Hal Smith along with Eric the United States by the Tunisian government, 06 , Alverez, two KFCR disc jockies, awards books was specially assembl- were the Masters of Ceremonies. Recipients of the Foreign Langu- ed to commemorate the Bicenten- ^ Tony Tamburri, a pianist and age Book Awards presented by the nial, and was prepared by Tunisia's composer, tied for first place with Humanities Division were not men- National Institute of Art and Arch- Steve Porter, a comedian. Each tioned in the story appearing in last aeology. The pieces were drawn received $50. week's Hornet. from the collections of the Bardo, The singing duo, Jan and Leslie, Those honored and the languages Tunisia's National Museum. : placed second and won four tickets they received the books in were: Rita Bowers Museum hours are Tues- Paul Bencder to Magic Mountain. A "basket of Lou, Chinese; Neal D. Buhler and day through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 JUST A FEW MORE DAYS-and packs of haggard, and sun the dust of Institutions out of their cheer" (wine), the third place prize, Katherine Heberling, German; p.m., Wednesday evenings from 7 to pale students, sapped by finals, will swarm to the pores...Ahhhh!-like lemmings to the sea, like tthe was won by Dave McChesney, who Esther Fiore, Russian; and Alta 10, and Sunday 1 to 8 p.m. beaches to wash the layers of crib notes off their skins, pilgrims to Mecca. played harmonica. Marie Carter, Spanish. Admission is free. Page 2 Friday, June 3, 1977 HORNET editorial/opinion In retrospect

As another semester, not to mention the entire the Board of Trustees on May 20. school year, grinds to a halt, the Hornet staff looks t h e hav beene pleased to see that the administration back at the staff editorials of Spring, 1977. ,We have been pleased to see that the administration staff editorials of Spring, 1977. has retained the dual, convertible fuel system, utilizing This semester, as last semester, we have strived to fuel oil and natural gas on campus. According to Fred bring to the editorial page issues of state and national Seward, lead air conditioning and heating mechanic at scope, as well as campus-related topics. FC, cutbacks in natural gas consumption have been Of course, the Hornet cannot hope to swing too much dramatic since last winter's shortage. weight in the international arena of Washington D.C., The Hornet was among the first to tender the Middle East or the Soviet Union. However, by compliments to the A.S. Senate for providing funds to relating problems on the world's situation such as construct a bridge between the 400 and 600 buildings to apartheid in South Africa (April 22), Idi Amin's aid disabled students in getting to classes (Feb 18). In treatment of American citizens in Uganda (March 4) doing so, we also helped to point out the difficulty FC's and the freedom of Hustler magazine (Feb. 18), we "invisible minority" of disabled students faces in can raise the awareness of students at FC. For making their way around campus. example, an editorial supporting a bill limiting Also, in another Feb. 18 editorial, we demanded that production of glass containers in California (Feb. 25) the Senate decide on what qualifications directors of prompted one student to write an update on the bill's campus functions should carry. Those eligibility progress and share his findings in a Letter to the requirements were subsequently revaluated by the Hornet. A.S. Judicial Committee. On community issues, we reported on possible junior We have urged students at FC to take a more active high school shutdowns resulting from declining role in student government, to speak up at Senate enrollment in the Anaheim Union High School meetings (April 15). In that editorial we opposed a District. The problem of boundary shifts and proposed $1 raise in the Student Services Card. This personnel budget cuts is still in the discussion stages. motion of a card-cost increase was rescinded at the next Another community-related editorial told of the Senate meeting. stuggle of CHOOSE (Coyote Hills Openspace Organi- In an April 29 editorial, we stepped into the realm of zation to Save our Environment) to have over 100 acres of land in Fullerton's West Coyote Hills allocated for sports to praise the "hometown" recruiting done by open space use. Since the editorial was published coach Ezra Van Horn for FC's championship basketball (Feb. 25), CHOOSE has successfully gained over 350 squad. acres-nearly double the land it originally planned on. When members of the A.S. Senate suggested This land will be used for recreational purposes in the debates to help cure voter apathy, the Hornet staff near futuregraciously offered to moderate or otherwise assist in near future. the debates (April 22). Alas, there were no debates. In our campus-related editorials, the Hornet has the debates (April 22). Alas, there were no debates. attempted to avoid nit-picking the administration and We feel we were instrumental in publicizing the A.S. Senate, which usually dictates the editorial pages crowded, "temporary" recreation room set up in the -Letters to the Hornet- of college publications. Our praise for them, however, cafeteria. Time will tell if this problem is finally was not without our reproval. handled to everyone's satisfaction. 1 house to find the reason I was not in school for just one An issue, backed for nearly four years by the sting The response-in the form of Letters to the Hornet How to make FC No. day. of Hornet editorials, was voted into law by the Board from FC students and faculty-to these and other staff I think FC is a beautiful college with outstanding I realize teachers need to find out whether to drop a of Trustees earlier this semester. The long-awaited editorials has been tremendous. We hope that the professors. But it has two drawbacks that bother me. student or not, but it is the student's responsibility to grade review procedure, which gives students the Hornet has been able to spark some interest in issues One is attendance. For example, if a student is tardy, contact his professor. Cal State Fullerton is a good right to confront an instructor in a grade dispute, was (both on and off campus) that have been important to teachers write "tardy" in their records, just like they example of how a system should be. There it's the duly congratulated on this page (May 20). us all this semester. did in high school. I also have had a teacher call my responsibility of the student to come to class; if he does not show up, it's his own problem. Secondly, since we are now in college, we should not have a high school schedule. We should have semester Transsexualism: a lesson insex role definition breaks like Cal State Fullerton has. I know some people are probably thinking, "If you BY BEV SILVER education is illustrated in this case. transsexualism because of public the same exact words spoken by the think Cal State Fullerton is so great, then why don't you It's impossible for a woman to There are many people who believe disapproval of his personality, the present man are thought of as more go there?" become a man. they are sick because they have not ridiculous nature of sexism in intelligent now than when spoken If everyone had this attitude, then FC would not have This is what I thought before been exposed to information on this society surfaces. by the apparent woman. accomplished much. After all, with ideas, suggestions meeting Jude Patton, a 32-year-old subject. A person who just wants to All close relationships, however, and eagerness to help, we can make FC number one in Fullerton transsexual. change sex roles is not a true everyone's eyes. So why not strive for the best? .€ have remained the same for Jude. Born a woman, the former Judith transsexual. Liberation from sex His family is happy because he is Sincerely, Patton lived emotionally and roles has to be met with societal happy. Some relatives feel relieved Julie Heard socially as a man. In 1972 Patton consciousness-raising, not a physi- that he became a "normal," went through a series of four cal change. For example, Jude says heterosexual man, instead of a A breath wish operations to change her sex. his personality is the same now as it "queer" woman. He enjoyed an Jude grew up in a small, was before the operation. intimate relationship with a there was an area at one end of Midwestern town, the child of an My main questions, in light of sex heterosexual woman before the Up until recently, partitioned in order to allow "average" family. His mom role liberation, were: What is the change. Their heterosexual rela- the FC Cafeteria to escape the noxious clouds of cigarette encouraged him to be what is known difference in treatment in being a tionship has remained the same non-smokers engulf the cafeteria. as "feminine." All along, however, man, compared with being a since Jude is readily accepted in smoke which reason, it was apparently decided he never felt like anything but a woman? And would transsexualism society. For some arcane man. be necessary if we weren't a highly that this area could be better utilized in order to Obviously, open-mindedness to He always felt uncomfortable as a sexist society? amuse a few adolescent pinball machine addicts. personalities different from our own woman. As far back as childhood he For Jude Patton the answers were I protest! FC has seen fit to allocate space for a can save people like Jude from a lot chose boys' toys over girls', men's easy. He was always a man, merely Women's Center and a game room, but not a of pain. He is now a working, UC clothing over women's and female trapped in a woman's body. no-smoking area. Irvine student and is a very easy dates over male dates. The point is that the unfortunate Therefore, he suffered a different In moving pinball machines to the Cafeteria, what person to talk with-he has no Adolescence brought on a lot of nature of the products of ignorance set of discriminations. reasoning was applied? Are adolescent freaks who ostensible mental disorder. depression for Jude. Sex-identity can be corrected with exposure to are fascinated by a steel ball rolling through a series confusion made this usually difficult education. Modern science allows Bev Silver is an FC student and It is very refreshing to meet a of obstacles more important than those that wish to period even worse. For example, us to act on the provisions for an employe of The Homey -Toad positive person like Jude Patton. He breathe? developing breasts was a big happiness, which yesterday were Bookstore, where she met Jude truly is a success story for science Ted Martin anxiety. A mature female figure only a dream. Our development of Patton. and psychology. His also is a intensified his hate for being in a technology also can allow for our Employers were unhappy be- catalyst for personal examination of Editor's note: In this our final issue of Spring, 1977, woman's body and his desire to be a social and psychological develop- cause he was a "masculine" sexist orientations. man. the Hornet would like to sincerely than all those who ment. Transsexual surgery is an woman. The lesbian population Transsexuality shows that divor- Any letters to Sex was seldom discussed in his have contributed to our letters section. example of science precipitating didn't accept Jude, either. Gay cing ourselves from such stereo- Hornet over the summer may be mailed to FC in environs. There was no one for him the human potential. women put him down because they typed roles allows the individual's care of the Hornet. to talk to about how he felt. The need for transsexualism is resented him looking like a man. unique beauty to blossom. We are Jude feels that the lack of sex apparent. A parallel is the Why base personality roles on genuinely developing our human education is perhaps the biggest unhappiness a person with a cleft something that can be changed? potential when we act out of our problem for gender identity. He was pallet suffers. The unhappiness is Surgery alters anatomy, not own needs, instead of social scripts. Hornet led to believe that he must be weird. caused by nature's mistake and can Transsexualism is a step in this personality. People are people, Editor-in-Chief ...... Kurt Jensen He figured he was a gay woman or, be relieved by medicine or surgery. regardless of which sex organs they direction. I hope we can all draw a as they said in his town, "queer." Managing Editor ...... Karen Ewing The only true reason to have the possess. healthy conclusion from the subject. News Editor ...... Michael Johnson He had some explanation for his operation is disgust at one's body. Yet Jude says people listen to him Awareness of different personalities Editorial Editor ...... Robert Rhein feelings by identifying himself as a But when one resorts to more closely now. It's absurd that will lead to happiness for everyone. Feature Editor ...... Darlene Bufka lesbian, but there was a difference Calendar Editor ...... Michele McGovern in him from lesbians: Lesbians Entertainment Editor ...... Chip O'Neal Cartoonist...... Jon Gothold related sexually to women as Sports Editor ...... Robert Krier women and enjoyed being women; Photo Editor ...... Jim M ax Jude related to women as a man and Middle ground on Middle East News Assistant ...... Marguerite Lumley longed to be a man. Editorial Assistant ...... Tony Messano Feature Assistant...... Jude dreamed and fantasized of MICHAEL MEDLEY and Soviet relationships Cynthia Gross declaring an uncompromising posit- American Sports Assistant ...... Mark Trakh being a man, but never thought it Hornet Staff Writer ion concerning the lands which Israel with the Middle Eastern antagonists. Special Assistant...... Greg Bratoff was possible. In the nearly 30 years of Israel's won in the six-day war of 1967. The realization of peace in the Business Manager ...... Ray Helmsworth When he found out it was independence, the Middle East has One element the United States and Middle East is too close to risk Office Manager ...... Robin Von Mizener Photographers: Paul Bender, possible, no price was too high. The been racked by a series of moderate Arab nations were looking of Maryanne Boggs, lan Ford, triggering any new explosion Dave McChesney operation was the utopian answer to Arab-Israeli wars and periods of for in a peace plan was an Israeli hostility. Reporters: Jim Bernasconi, John Buoniconti, his identity question. His dream terrorism and revenge. withdrawal from some of its 1967 Nancy Cook, By the same token, however, no Colleen Gilbert, Jeff Lenburg, Michael Medley, Richard would come true. The total cost, It had been hoped by President acquisitions. time must be wasted in trying to Musser, 20-AB students including hospitalization, was Carter and some of the more was also hope, especially on Advertising staff: Marcia Ambler, Debby Barry, There reach a negotiating position with the Bob Dulyea $6,500. moderate Arab leaders that this the part of the Arabs, for a formation Adviser...... Larry Taylor next Israeli government. Photo Adviser The series of four operations year would result in a definite peace of a Palestinian state on the West ...... Lew Barrett Although the possibilty of a new Opinions from FC students, faculty and staff are welcomed included breast removal, hysterec- settlement for the Middle East. Bank of the Jordan River, territory in the form of letters to the Hornet. These letters must not Middle East war flaring up at the tomy, vaginal closing and penis The fragile peace which has which has been occupied by Israel exceed 300 words, and should be signed and submitted to rm. present time is remote, all parties 512 by 10 a.m. on the Tuesday prior to desired publication construction. Male organs were existed there since the last war in since 1967. interested in peace should treat the date. The editor reserves the right to edit all letters to conform constructed from other body tissue. 1973 was shaken to its already weak In spite of the implications of to space, style and libel considerations. new situation as if war was The penis is now in a non-changing, foundations and could very well Begin's statements, leaders of the Views expressed in editorials are solely the author's, not imminent. necessarily those of the Hornet staff. All unsigned editorials semi-erect state, capable of collapse as a result of the Israeli United States and Arab nations represent a majority of editorial staff opinion. intercourse, but not reproduction. elections held two weeks ago. should not jump to any kind of hasty Negative reaction to Israel's new The Hornet is edited and published weekly, except during And the clitorus is imbedded in the towards the new Isreali government by the United States the summer months, exam periods and school holidays by the Menahem Begin, a soldier in the resentment Journalism department of Fullerton College, 321 E. Chapman should be cooled until negotiations penis and is orgasmic. Israeli war for independence, was government. Ave., Fullerton, CA 92634. It is jointly financed as a service by If Jude's problem had been elected by the people of Israel to be Not since the Korean conflict has are started up again. the Associated Students and the college administration. The Hornet is printed openly discussed, he could've been the world come as close to global war The longer the momentum of peace at Orange City News Publishing, Inc., their next prime minister. Orange, CA, and is a member of the Associated Collegiate spared much pain. The need for sex He immediately threw a wrench as during the crisis of the Middle is held up, the more imminent war Press, and the California Newspaper Publisher's Association. into the machinery of peace by East. Basically, this was because of actually becomes. Friday, June 3, 1977 Page 3 Final Examination Schedule 'Mattress' auditions ninvite,17 Spring semester-- 1976-77--all classes students to get into the act Auditions for the FC Summer Glenn, production and set coordina- Theatre Workshop's musical "Once 1. Classes are in session through Monday, June 6. tor, George C. Archambeault, direc- 2. Examinations will be held in the rooms which classes ordinarily meet unless Upon A Mattress" will be held June tor and Brent Pierce, musical otherwise announced. 20 from 6 to 10 p.m. and 21 from 7 to director. MarySt. Beth has been 3. With the approval of the instructor, a student in one section of the class may 10 take the examination with another section of the class taught by the same instructor. p.m. selected to serve as choreographer; The workshop is a summer class Donna Ruzika will act as lighting TIME TUES JUNE 7 WED. JUNE 8 THURS JUNE 9 FRI . JUNE 10 SAT JUNE11 MOf?. June13 TUES.. JUNE 14 WED., JUNE 15 and -offers units to the people who designer and Beverly Glenn will be 8 am Classes meeting Classes meeting Classes meeting Classes meeting Classes meeting Classes meeting Classes meeting AVAILABLE wish to be involved with the play. in charge of costuming. to 800 or 8:30 900 or 930 9 00 or9.30 8 00or 8.30 8:00 or 8:30 7 00 or 7:30 7:00 or 7.30 FOR SPECIAL 10 am TT h. T. 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Or Call 871-8000, Ext. 222, for nomtnLM Director of Admissions Chapman College Fullerton College j ; Orange, CA 92666 (714) 997-6711 321 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton ' 76-77 /328 lc_- HORNET Friday, June 3, 1977 Page 4 Shows don't effect buyers After 29 years Kudell retires BY MICHELE McGOVERN advertisement." Calendar Editor K.C. of the Sunshine Band said, BY COLLEEN GILBERT the secretary Many times, "The awards are fairly given and I Hornet Staff Writer composes her own music but she's Both the American Music Award Show (AMA) and the Grammy think that these shows do affect the just "crazy over Dixieland." She buying public to a certain After 29 years as secretary of FC Award Show are million dollar record had once belonged to a small extent. They must!" Women's Physical Education (PE) combo, containing a few teachers commercials. Besides presenting Department, Caroline (Connie) from FC, that played Dixieland awards to talented musicians, the The famous disc jockey, Wolfman Kudell, will be retiring this June. music. They sometimes played for main purpose of these television Jack, said. "I think that these When she began, secretarial the students around campus. extravaganzas is to get the record shows have some psychological work was only two-thirds of buying public so interested in the affect on the people. For example, if Kudell's involvements at FC.She "We did it just for fun," she said, works of the winning artists, that people heard the Electric Light was also playing piano accompani- "..boy did we have a blast." they rush to a music store to Orchestra on one of these shows ments for dance classes here and Now that she's retiring, Kudell purchasee an album. they will buy their record." since. Today will be traveling with her husband has been doing so ever This theory was researched in an these and sharing some of her other Some singers disagree with she plays for three to four classes a investigative report. It was opinions. favorite activities. day and also for special programs discovered that these shows have Renee Wonder, Stevie Wonder's they preform. when "We enjoy riding our motor- little influence on the record sister, said, "Once an artist has do modern music but I like "I cycles," she said with a smile, "but consumer, at least in Orange become known by making a good the best" she said, improvising what I really love is fishing." County. appearance and proving that he is I can just let it flow." "Then Various local music stores, which talented, fans will follow him. A Kudell praised Florence English, The PE assistant also enjoys are noted for carrying the "top activities that are "homey-type" music show does not make much an FC dance teacher, for helping ten," were contacted and by tally, difference to the fans." such as gardening, baking and her with the music for the classes. 65 per cent of these businesses making preserves. Rock singer, Peter Frampton, "I've really enjoyed the experi- found that neither the AMA nor the said, "I don't think that these ence of working in dance with Miss But, for Kudell, the decision to Grammy Awards had an effect on English," she said. retire was a dreadful one. shows make a difference in record their actual amount of sales during been Kudell "sort of got pushed into "I had looked forward to it for so sales. The people have already the last four months. media playing the piano" by her mother. long," she said. "But it's really effected by other forms of the However, many well-known and the albums have been bought At the age of 8, she dropped her scary when it comes around." celebrities think that these award after three years and started before these shows." lessons She finally decided to retire shows do have a psychological music by ear. A short playing because she realized that something affect on the audience and the Barry Manilow, a recording , she taught both the time later might happen to her and she would record consumer. artist, said, "These shows might and piano. organ miss all the things she kept wanting Daryl Dragoon of The Captain have some effect on the people. I At 14, Kudell began to play pipe to do. and Tennile said, "Yes, these know that I would buy a record if I organs at churches and also the Fox programs definitely affect the heard about it from one of these "Now," she smiled, "I just want Maryanne Boggs Fullerton Theater. record buying public..." shows." to run and play." KUDELL PLAYS THE KEYS-The FC's Women's Athletic Department "Oh, they had a marvelous pipe He was immediately interrupted The people, at least of Orange Since working at FC, Kudell has secretary enjoys one of her many jobs. Kudell plays the piano for the FC organ at the theater," she recalled. by his wife, Toni Tennile, who said, County, didn't run to buy the not only been a secretary but also a dance class. She is one of the key figures in the department and will be Then she became a professional "People buy their records because records "advertised" by the AMA good friend to so many girls who leaving after this semester is over. organist and up until last year, of the record industry promotion. I or the Grammy Awards. These needed someone to talk Kudell has always found Summing up her life at FC, Kudell played at Orange County sometimes shows might be sparking everyone in the PE Department to Kudell concluded, "It has been a know that our own single record public restaurants. to. interest but they are not persuasive be very close and just like a family. kaleidoscope of certain unforgett- really did well from the kick-off plan "I only stopped because it had "Being with young' people keeps enough to make the people buy She tries to keep in touch with the able happenings, sights, sounds we won a Grammy Award last year. the become too much to do," she said. you young," Kudell said. "It's neat promoted vinyl product. many friends she has. and special loving relationships." It really is like an expensive "And as usual, I didn't have though because you don't re- Though she had a chance to work enough time to do it." linquish the old." in other departments, Kudell liked the PE Department because of the 'It was a very go od vear casual atmosphere that she easily BY KAREN EWING AND Bit. For fits into. Institute of Technology) Never Goes Topless (This honor was GROSS "Lord knows I'm casual," she CYNTHIA those readers who aren't aware of awarded to Perkins because he Hornet Staff Editors laughed. the MIT Bit, it was about two girls always wears a beanie, even in the ._.. .«.,. +.a- .. ,...... 1 .,1..:1:+., _-C chn,,rl\ Rb lt Rhein Ttirty ldra Thinking back on her experiences 1976 to 1977 was a very good wno rateu me sexual ability of some souei;, ioveu er ,en,Lir ,,l of working with the department, she school year for FC. People, places men at the institute. These ratings Married Man; Ray Helmsworth, added, "This is just the neatest and and events were happening all appeared in the campus newspaper Highest Scorer in All Areas; Jon Man greatest department." around Fullerton. -naming names. Gothold (staff cartoonist), The Men's Jeans & Coordinates It was an election year and Gerald Likewise, we have compiled a list Who Could Show Us His Etchings OF Ford seeked but did not get the about the men on the Hornet staff. Anytime; Greg Fritz, The Cat; Ian by SCHOOL Only RESTAURANT Presidency. He was the first Chief Instead of ratings though we have Ford (who wears an earring) Levi - Lee - Tobias - Leggs Executive never to be elected into given titles. His Jeweler Knows for Sure; Robin TRAINING Von Mizener, (Hornet's business for Casual or Dress Are the office. The list is as follows: you aware of the peace Chip O'Neal, The Guy with the manager) Strictly Business; Mark earning We saw a faint light of potential as a: shine over Bethlehem. Most Kissable Lips and the Cutest Trakh. Most Romantic Eyes; Greg Men's Shirts ...COCKTAIL WAITRESS Much to the ire of the California Butt; Kurt Jensen, Kinky Man; Bratoff, Russian Lover; Michael by ...DINNER HOUSE State Senate, Gov. Jerry Brown Paul Bender (Hornet's Fall Johnson, Mr. Sweetie (he calls all Hang Ten - Kennington - Campus - Bardon WAITER OR WAITRESS vetoed a proposed death penalty semester photo editor), Future females sweetie); and Larry Taylor and Lew Barrett (FC journalist Wrangler- Joel- Levi - For All Occasions ...BUS BOY bill. The Senate, promised to Porno Photographer; Jim Max Did you know that 18 override his veto. (Hornet's Spring semester photo instructors), The Greatest Teach- year olds or older can As with all years, 1977 had a sex editor), Guy Who Loves to Work in ers. Tony Messano was given a Gal's Shoppe now serve cocktails? scandal. Last year there was the the Dark; Frank Messina, The special award as Mr. Nice Guy. 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STEXT & PHOTOS BY KURT JENSEN All merchants, musicians, acrobats and . The young woman leaned on the bridge guard rail, concessionaires (as well as a good many who had to seductively perusing male passers by. She had a pay to get in) are attired in the apparel of the era and wreath of flowers in her hair and wore a long flowing speak more or less fluent Elizabethan. Si skirt. Her white linen blouse was laced tightly about To an extent, they are all actors. Most attend her waist and left exposed more than the mere Renaisance Faire workshops that are held several . beginnings of her ample bosom. weeks in advance of the event. Among other things, "Good morrow, kind sahr," she purred unctuously the workshops give prospective participants pointers Si as she accosted the man. Lightly stroking his arm with on their speech, their costumes, and their performing. the back of her finger she asked, "Hast theu spare The more stout-hearted individuals find this well pence and time for pleasure," (which she pronounced prepared attraction to be quite a learning experience. 'plazhore')? '"Tis not moch pain involved," cries a swordslady The man tried to stammer a rebuff, but instead from in front of a sign that reads "School of Fencing" turned and walked briskly on his way. while expertly toying with her foil, "Who'll try their "Wal, do come back in an hour, kind sahr," she hand against me?" Scalled after him. "Perhaps the pence'd not be If fencing doesn't strike your fancy, one may try Smattrin' moch." their hand at archery, or perhaps pay a visit to the Long ago, the above scene may have transpired school of jugglers. Those who are particularly agile, during a fourteenth century fair in England. In fact, and like to gamble as well, will want to try a game of though, it happened in the bucolic setting of Agoura, tweezlebop. At a dollar a match, the challenger, who California (which is about 30 miles past Hollywood on is given 20 to 1 odds, must joust with a burly ogre. R A B - highway 101). It is here that the Renaisance Pleasure With a hand behind their backs, the opponents e w Faire takes place. An annual event for the past 15 attempt to dislodge each other from atop a log, with years, it is patterned after the fairy and festivals of the first person losing balance and stepping down medieval England and Europe. It combines a large being declared the loser. The spectators cheer flea market, a bacchanalian carnival atmosphere, and enthusiastically as the sparring pair pummel each games of skill and chance. other with stuffed cloth sacks.

In truth, there are a numbero The more fertile one's imagination, games and concession booths whic the more the faire has to offer. Live seem much less ancient in origin. Tli drama is taking place everywhere on Celestial Bag Toss, Drench a Wencl the fairgrounds, as if it were one Soak a Bloke and Sink the Spanis colossal movie set. One can even rent Armada are the names of some o an appropriate costume at the faire these which seem like thin] and mingle with the rest of the - rdisguised loaners from the commo peasants. Those of drinking age may quaff spirits at one of the several alehouses There are also quite a few stand: or feast upon think slices of offering typical swap meet merchar stone-ground wheat bread and dise such as ceramic sculpture cheese, as well as many other charms, pottery, macrame, leather Renaisance delicacies. work, candles, Indian jewelry, woo Fair warning is due to those who workings, and soap (replete with might take offense at good natured signs that admonish "prithee do nol ribaldry, however. Upon approaching ,touch"). Interspersed are stands tha a booth which looks somewhat like an ancient version of a pinball table, are a trifle more extraordinary, wit one signs that decry everything fron is bound to be hailed by the ...... apple dolls, to clay flutes, to painte concessionaire, "Take your hands out of your pockets, sahr, and play a h , .:. :: " eggs. with my balls!" And it is also not uncommon to occasionally stroll \One is hard pressed, however, tc through a fragrant cloud of...(is that 4....,stigmatize the faire as a totally what I think it is?)...marijuana commerical venture. One need pa smoke! 4 .4. a. 2 for nothing more than an admission Most will definitely find the faire ticket. The myriad of musicians amusing and worth spending a day acrobats, and entertainers perform at. The remaining dates for the ing throughout the faire work for only Renaisance Pleasure Faire are this what you feel like putting into the ha weekend June 3 and 4. Further or bowl in front of them. If you go information can be obtained by called RENAISANCE ACROBAT - Silhouetted against the motley canvas of a into the faire with nothing but th, or writing the Living History Centre, large tent, a tight-rope walker pauses mid-walk to balance on one leg and shirt on your back, you would still b P.O. Box 46070, Los Angeles, CA acknowledge the audience's approval, getting your money's worth. 90046 or calling 874 .-FAIR.

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After much came away with the meet-high score i It's none other than Nolan Ryan, fireballing "I'd like to think that I will get the opportunity to For track and field coach Tom discussion and many questions, the of 48 points. San Jose City and right-hander of the California Angels. break the record. But I really don't know if that day said Ryan. Gilmer and his team, it has been committee decided to uphold an Grossmont Colleges were tied for Fireballing right-hander describes Ryan perfectly. will ever come," e year. In his third start of quite a season. earlier vote at the conference meet second, finishing six points behind In 1975, in a game att Anaheim Stadium, he smoked He came close arlier this a one-hitter against the FC has had their exciting and and disqualify the two runners, the champs. Bakersfield (33V1/2 the ball to the catche r at a 100.9 m.p.h. clip. At that the season, he pitched hit came when Bob disappointing moments this year, much to the dismay of the Griffins, points) and Pasadena Colleges (31) speed, the ball looks more like a pellet to hitters than Seattle Mariners. Seattle's only and smacked it into and God knows they've had enough who still feel they are the rounded out the top five. it does an official American League baseball. Stinson timed a Ryan curveball controversy to last the team for the rightful champions. "I threw very harii^ >in my arm now than before the injury," said Ryan. Ryan says that he can't really choose his most Tennessee and play BY CYNTHIA GROSS Surprisingly, Christensen was not to Elizabethton, memorable moment as a big-leaguer. But he does on a losing on the Twins farm team there. Feature Assistant frustrated by playing admit to two moments which have highlighted his| Christensen makes the cliche team. "I played with a really super If career--breaking Sandy Koufax's single season Good things come in small short of his goal bunch of guys. I wish I could come fit, he won't fall . strikeout or so they say. record and pitching his fourth no-hitter. packages, back again next year." and "hopefully in four years" .:. With all of Ryan's accomplishments, it's no... Jim Christensen, who stands 5 (Christensen's own time estimate) When asked if he would trade his wonder that he can't choose the most unforgetable foot 9, seems to prove this cliche. we will see a former Hornet star in own success for team success, a Pete Henderson occasion. Christensen recently signed with pained look crossed his face. pro baseball. the Minnesota Twins. Thinking about it for a few The righthander said his size moments, he took a deep breath and actually helps him. "I'm a power answered: Troy Has On sale Now hitter. I have really good power for "To be honest, I'd have to say no. Led Zeppelin, my size. I'm one of the smaller ones Alice Cooper, Doobie Bros., ZZ Top, Grateful I feel it would have taken a lot more Dead, Crosby Stills & Nash, Frampton & J. Geils and all Univer- but it hasn't hurt me." success than mine to have a really sal Studios & Greek Theatre Shows. Christensen, who will be leaving good team." FC in a week, has played second The summer is already planned COMING SOON- Yes, ELP, John Lennon, Stevie Wonder, (FRONT WHEEL DRIVE base for the Hornets this year. He out for Christensen. On June 10, he Wings, Boz Scaggs, Jackson Browne, Gordon Lightfoot, Rod was probably the player most will be leaving for spring training in Stewart, Leon Russell, Rolling Stones & A Whole lot more! EXCITEMENT! responsible for the few wins the and Dates Florida. Two weeks later, he will fly .;all Troy Now for prices .. Come in and . - Hornets managed. 24 Hour Concert Information see why. The slugger had a batting average 3070 W. 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His first year at FC, Christensen KArn'8 08 a ueaPa UI.0a .0hppn0Ml saw more of the dugout than the PHON 827132(20 860260 field. Coach Mike Sgobba put him in the outfield when he did get to play. Christensen, who had always played the infield, was moved to third base this year because he had improved so much. When Billy Moore went into a slump, Sgobba moved Christensen to second where he's been playing ever since. The Twins feel that Christensen has a future as a second baseman in the pros. His size and ability should work well within the club. The Angels drafted Christensen in the'75 draft but didn't make an offer as sweet as the Twins'. "They (the Twins) gave me the best offer. They said they have high hopes for me, too." Christensen, whose accomplish- ments this year included breaking FC's single-season batting average and most hit records, was held hitless in only three of the Hornets' 32 games.

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se et r o wep arers unablea to .Unfortunately, /do justice to every sport in the space allowed. No wrap-up of the spring >/ / f >; % .. :. //;"semester would be complete (, /'without some mention of FC's 4 //< * outstanding wornen's basketball ~~ team. Coach Colleen Riley's t/'"7 ///7'

squad won the state title, . finishing with a 24-1 over-all %> %;; 4 record. "...~ AWZA.The M"I/ ::~~~~~~~~~~~~~team seodpaeithcnfece%closed% itsl r,final Hornet coed seasonvolleyball in%" ' .,However, the men's volleyball ~ " **/'A-~squad could only manage one s win in the ten league games. Chuck Endres highlighted the ...... :...... Hornet golf season by reaching - /

...... finove sished in the top 20 out of ovr70 golfers. * EC's men's swim team set .. ,::.:r. '. many school records and came up second in the So. Cal. meet and fifth in the state meet. There were many outstanding preformances and numerous records set this spring. The Hornet sports department wishes to thank all the coaches and Pete Henderson athletes who helped to make this THE OTHER HALF - Baserunning and scoring Coach Mike Sgobba got so frustrated at his year interesting and exciting. runs posed no problem for Mike Wagen [left] and pitching staff in a 27-3 loss to Cerritos College he his Hornet teammates. However, stopping the actually brought in one of his outfielders to pitch. other team from scoring was the club's downfall.

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Ian Ford UP IN THE AIR - Rodney Simon [54], Randy Rozar and the rest of the FC basketball team had doubts about their season when they opened the year with a 4-10 pre-conference record. But the surprised looks switched to the faces of the Hornets' opponents when FC finished the league schedule atop the South Coast Conference.

Ernie Coleman COACH OF THE YEAR?--Besides leading her basketball squad to a state title, Colleen Riley [left] led FC's softball team to 20-6 record, second place in the conference and third in the AIWA Regional Tournament. Maryanne Boggs BUTERFLY SPECIALIST - Women's swim expert on the Hornet squad that finished fourth coach Sue Beers was pleased with her team's at the SCCCIAC Championships. season. Tami Atchley [above] was a butterfly

Maryanne Boggs TENNIS BALLET - Rudy Sanchez, ranked No. 1, and the rest of the men's tennis team had their ups and downs this year. The netmen finished with a 6.~6 conference record and did not send any players to the state tournament. Forum Sex Quiz #2 Where do the majority of sexually Dr. Bernice Nuegarten active teenagers have sex? . of the University a. in cars c. in their parents' home of Chicago says b. in motels d. incognito parents usually discover Parents who approve sex that a liberal view 2 at home for teenagers of sex on their part a. usually approve multiple partners for low Ian Ford sons and daughters.a. can lead to promiscuous behavior on the TAKE THAT SNOOPY!--FC's No.1 b. resent the fact that their children are having part of children. women's tennis player, Wendi Kramp, more fun than they are.b. is a sensible point of view. c. do not approve multiple partners for c. does not lead to the "moral catastrophe" displays the form that enabled her to sons or daughters.mnoftehafard finish in the top 16 in the So. Cal. d. subscribe to the double standards in which mayothmadfre championship. The lady raqueteers boys are allowed to have sex but girls aren't.d. is anti-American. finished the season with an impressive For the answers to these and many other questions about teenagers and sex, 20-6 record, placing second to Golden be sure to pick up a copy of the June issue of FORUM Magazine. West College in the Southern League. Now on sale at your newsstand.

- ~RUNAWAYS-Tim Costa [left], winner '~of the 800-meter run in the state meet, .y leads a Hornet sweep. FC tracksters won the conference tourney, had the title f fM ike Ianon n e taken away , and then given back again. I- 1 STUDENT -DISCOUNTS rAUTOS MOTORCYCLES

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'West Side enjoyable 1 BY MARGUERITE LUMLEY forces this time being the Jets, a last Friday's opening. Lowe is a News Assistant white gang, and the Sharks, their vivacious and likeable Anita. She "A musical play is a composite of Puerto Rican rivals, in the west side sang and danced with pazazz, all the theatre arts: plot, acting, especially when leading the Shark Illusion of New York. Tony, the one-time Produced by the band, "Even In the Quietest music, music arrangement, song, girls in "America." leader of the Jets, and Maria, the Out of the Mist Moments..." surpasses their previous efforts in that lyrics, choreography, costumes, "America," like much of the sister of the leader of the Sharks, Island 9489 every song is good. No matter how many times I lighting and sets. Each is a music in "West Side Story," is alive are the ill-fated lovers who share Every once in a great while an album comes out listen to this album I can't find any flaws in it. belligerent art form seeking to peppy. Under the direction of songs instead of kisses. and that is so damn good that I find it almost impossible Instead, with each listening, I enjoy it more. It grows assert itself." Allan Lewis, Leo Kreter, the orchestra was well Michael Williams as Tony is too to be objective about it. This album is one of those on you. "American Plays and Playwrights clean cut to be believable as paced and enhanced the vocals. an ex rare cases. Flawlessly produced, tastefully arranged Supertramp has exhibited a stylish, intelligent of the Contemporary Theatre. " Despite the distinct rhythm of the gang leader, but he sings with and a delicate blend of classical and rock influences, approach to rock' music with a lot of emphasis on Arthur gusto. Playing Maria, Roberta music, many of the dances, Written in 1957 by this album succeeds on all levels. melodies and harmonies. "Even In the Quietest Wolff acts appropriately innocent, beginning with the prologue, were Laurents and now being presented What this album actually is is a reformation of the Moments...," doesn't depart from this style, but sure that love will conquer disjointed and sloppy. Robert by the Fullerton Civic Light Opera original band that called itself Renaissance. Due to this album is a tight package of seven songs which everything. Wolff delivered her Wilson, in the dance at the gym, at Plummer Auditorium, "West contract hassles and another band using the name complement each other and we aren't jarred by the lines in a natural sounding however, did some very impressive Side Story" effectively combines all Puerto Renaissance, they were forced to change their name presence of an out of place selection like we have acrobatics and "Gee, Officer aspects of theater arts for a most Rican accent that was broken only to Illusion. The songwriting chores are handled by been on their previous works. Krupke" was also a well executed enjoyable show. when she sang. guitarist/vocalist Jim McCarty (formerly of the number. The plot of "West Side Story" Kathryn Lowe, as Anita, the Yardbirds) and keyboardist John Hawken (formerly "Give A Little Bit," the opening cut, is destined to the Shark's leader, Costuming, with the exception of has been likened to that of "Romeo girlfriend of of the Strawbs). become a hit single with its punchy rhythms and Tony's jeans, is in keeping with the and Juliet," with the opposing turned in the best performance at Jane Relf handles most of the lead vocals and lyric line. It is also the album's simplest tune. late 50's, but no distinction in dress along with Louis Cennamo, John Knightsbridge and "Fool's Overture" closes the album and it is the best was made between the Jets and the Eddie McNeil, Illusion creates some of the most song here. Telling of the nuclear devastation of the Sharks. distinctive, original music being made today. world, "Overture" flows through several rhythm Brick tenements, complete with been available changes before returning to the stanza which opened graffitti and a balcony for Maria, Until recently, this album has only as an English import. Island Records however, has it. brought realistic slums to the decided to release this album in America, although it Songwriters Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies have Plummer stage. Charles Kadding, has been given zero publicity. The album is still touched on several themes; religion ("Babaji"), in charge of set design and somewhat obscure, but in a world full of repetitious fantasies ("From Now On"), love ("Downstream"), coordination, did an impressive job rock 'n' roll, this disc shines through like a beacon. and the tales of a "Lover Boy," "There's a club on establishing the mood for each of the corner/ And tonight he will go there/ To find a the scenes. Streamers used as the By Jon new affair/ So all you ladies beware." curtain before the dance at the gym Gothold were both festive and unique. Supertramp Supertramp hasn't been as popular in the United Each of the art forms in "West States as one would expect such a talented quintet to Side Story" reaches out and, with Even in the Quietest Moments be. Possibly with "Moments" and airplay of "Give very few exceptions, triumphs, A&M SP-4634 A Little Bit" they will attain the popularity they making the show well worth seeing. deserve. The play runs through June 9 and Supertramp's fifth album is their finest to date. By Chip O'Neal

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