'Virginia Woolf' lusty horror comedy

U\ PA rJtiCt. t:ULLii\~ MO rz Fin" Arts t-.• diHtr

Edwun.l ... \llu~r\ mc.xlt•• n U.LSSic., ''Wh .:.'s Afr.~id of Vu"lnl.t Woolt" w~s 1he 1:\11 I!J /'J protJu1.tinn Qf 1bc. 8C PJ.tyer'~.

I he ilcliCm (,11..1"" 111Jcr oo lht campu:s of a .. m .. ll New Et'lgl.md

(:ollrg4". I rolco; Kiner pt.lYt; MA!thl",' lc.tUIJ mouttled, coow.c !ollr\' .... v.tm 1~ of:1~.,.,1!d wllh Lhc •trcd Lo humii•Jit' her rath"r dtS,IPPOif!J ing ~ous~ (.lfOfli:..C:. rloned \ly .St.:vrn fhmn;p, O!het t:.J .. I m~mbcn, •ncfudc ~

V(JU1'1Nc n• ... u '*e..J wuple, Nld. f,\ltcha.\11 Cl,u k}, :o rcc-tnll\· llln~d

b•oiCJg} .n..,l! UClor, ,tnd h•s n;U\'\'.

lnt sretitnccLI' w•k Honl!y ll.mr! Mil<'~"}

The plii} bc~111s in the cJ.rlv ln\)fllin~ hour:, a l tl~ home ul M.nth.1 .md George r-.~Uow ng ~

f~(ult ~· p.un A mii.J bick.tttng

prccec.ll.'!'. lh'• .Uii\' .. 1 uf "'"" .and Hont) When 1hc qtlaftel ut pla~·c" Jl'e finJit'y ..to;\cmblcd, lhC' pl;t) es:.\IIJttS into .,,..,,.<~g.: bi!Uir l,~·tY.c~·n l'los1 and bostC">'l> which C\'C I Iti)olll~ lnHo~h 0. 1heh I;,U~b.

Albee\ .,cocc.hmg Llto.~logtu: j,

hil l«, obSl'tnc. 'llulg.n. and .tt 1im~s me""'"-'1ts,,\S ihf' h;uc between 1hc o n~ (I r I U.JI prol tS'iOt .1n.i h1<o II \.i)lr.li(d \Hft t1udcs imo a !lei! ish

nl!!,htman:

01 Ku!>crt Chapm:tn, tfm:cLU! ul tltb hOI lUI ~Urt!"Clh, I.UmmemJn~t fJII ~he lmr.rpreUiiorl •Ott'ncl;.:(J, satd, "Ld\\ ,lfd Atbot'!t piJ~ htc.une '"' uYt: l rtght _,o;n~.lliOrl vrhtn 11 4.l!'c~J In N~·\\ V(.\11.. in 1%2. ;\uUi\!U>;t) Wt'lt l tpdlrll, 5ht~<.:k..:J

or fi lled w11h Jdfrur~uon a<. d'lt\ '>J\\ thtnJ~t-h'es. o1 ~um<unt- lhe~· ~"<''' hi 1 hi~ sorclltJ 1 evcl:~tl o•'l ol ""'' .u-...1 'Violel'l(f"."

hope ''-'' C:.! ll lolL this prvJ~ctloo bt". ond 1h'" k-\<cl ul dn tn!>igtu Jfllt.l <.Jomco.llc t'IUI("hN"). 1

Photos By

AI Noriega

belle~c tJu:- p!J~ wo1~ ptophclk In IL' <.)•mhullc Jnd univconnl 1ep1ese-niJtion ol tht.: !IOC1o--psycholog.ca1 orohtems wr ;.re f..ICi!d wilh 1 ud.a~ -wJ11 'IH'

hc.~umc the pl.i'tCr!i In •• ft.) l vtr"'iiun or "Who·~ Afrlid of Vlr.'tinia. Woolf 1 ..

The n tetldcd .mim,h. ~ ul tht·

1c1iOn \\:l'i enh.Jnced b" the ~;1\(!-li~\" ~l!t ).liunra a 5'anJ leo lec1 lr<,m fh..: J\.t~Jii':n~c. wh•t::h pumiu~d pll\-~ocn; w be .. tlmtht .J

l)ilrt oi tl~ ;ICtion, )C:I h>rmJ:I cnou~h )1..1 t.h.11 I)J I 1 t;,~l It"•(" \"IUICII.;.t'

could be muffled. M.tn Lluu GartieltJ was •n clurgt> ul se1 and C.O!> I UO~ dci."l!r\: O,t\·id Hi"\:.li, Jedmh.:;.l dlr&~(,f l'"''dli:.;l lighh .4nJ ;,vund, .n .. ~tcd h\ \ih.h.&.~:l

\lill cr , 1. u"1Uin! mi., Ire\'> wnd lkburJ.I1 \'l!llums, ,..,o;~slanl on co"turr~. Wcn\iiM ' 1.l\idlono wa~ PI \)n1 0 I lUI dh n.IOI •na \hon

J.,ioi-.t.Jf\1~ 11. l'ro." I um 8.1ll,u d JnJ P.J.t Du.o••

l ltoiW\ d-Ool-o i \UUvo o '" ,.,.,~hl•i! a ""I' 1.-o l.loo: luptof l,.or.·J l ,yoot;!'

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lk .. .. ~, .. ,. 11.-ij:J\hoar11 lll'>m<rtiU •bur.:dln ll11n•·\ fllld•••''"'lt'-•' ~*''~lr

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'Gypsy': BY PA'nUCE COLliNS ~IOTZ

fir1~ ,Art~ £dif~r

G ~ PW .. ttrmr to the Indoor Thtatn.• of B,lktrsfielt.l tollegl" ~s the Spring prewnt;nlon of tht' New StJrlighl or Kem

fhe:urTcal lroupe.. This musical play is b.ued on the rnemoirc; qf su iopet GYPiv Rose t ee,

F1vm her op.t.•ning. milrth down tht the,llr~ ai~lc Mather Rose, IRoJnnt thur), caplh.tl~' thd .luditncc ,a.;; <C.hc hustle!> her daughlc«, 'unc :.nd Louis.e. thl'l>o&h .~ fffi1le of o;hm\ b it n'l i~hap~.

l if,;e the U.S. Mail, nmhlng will stop thi<; hbnOltiou~. pU!.h) beguihnR o;upar ~t.l&t fn•)m_ AntiC(, that \\Ould challcng<-· 1he in.gl"nUIW of the <;month~!> I con-mt~n, conle n,,wrafly t e) Mmher Rose as sbc pmmntf'\ ul1l nunipul.JI•'"'> lhr th•c:s o f her duught('r<; ,1ncJ h~l' sr..1nt1by boyf,iend Herhlt<, (J,,., IHh;an,Hen).

1'hr ch;trm ol thh. J)h•duuion i,. fv•· tht't" l'!lh.lnc;M b't che ~p..>c,acul,lr ~lide ertcn~ llf Mk h.wl Bt•ch:.~. E.ld Co• nell ;, ,,tl AI Nutit•g.a ·l•ld ' he duthtnth~ costu· ming b\' 0-.·bor.~h and \'h•non-:t Masti lu llo.

That o ld the..J trical .ldJgc, to be c:.re­ful when you arc Jctin~: with ilni•ual'> ur thildft' tl, j:'t0'\11-!d I() br lfu~ wh¢1l~"\C I Bab~ June ( Kristin M.~rtu:n'r') "''d Baby Loui~ fi\fl il \\ Youn~) 'A'~rt o n slagc. Tht~ ¢ 1'1thMII<:'d lht: <"!Udi('n~.- as lht) petforrned th\• mu)j(' and I) tics u f Julc St)nt.· and Stcpht"n Sondhtim, A:o. lhC" p lay progrcs~t"S-, an olde r june (S\J'Mil Pct~ingcrl o~.nd Lmusc {LOi!i Mill«~ "-M"~· tinu.: in cxu:Jienl pcrfo rm.tnl..c"

Gyo:.)' w.t:. cu-wonwrcd t')' Bt1lt:l)· fidd Collcgt, I he American Lung A~,oci­otlhln .md lhc Amcri-..tn R~:d Ceo.,:, under 1he din:clion ()( Or. Robcrt Chi!Pnlttn, Mu~iL11I Om•uor, Geor.gc C...r\on, choreo­grotphC'I Jd(cr\ t<. Neill .an'-' s r.tgc rndna­~·· Lro Peninger.

• memo1rs to • mUSIC set

Photos by Rick Jones

ABOVE: Momtr RO:W !RO&fi!M' BuiT) tl!"f'§ allune~aJ birtiHI•' brt-akfllSI lod•us:Mf"r l.oolst t Lol~ MIUH") u thr rt~l df tlw !rmtpr. M ikr 1"'-r<'fll, Kc,~h~ tlo•t .. , Str·u•n Wflli.am!. J~m" Rhi•f:~mith a11d 1)"1id Troi!.G\MI, •utch in dhbt:licf. Bf:I.OW: Lt:llliftj: ntlt.hin• 10 dl.,.n. tbr 1n • 1 .. •!~ cle~ wfllt • p• •rlodr c\ln••g•"'•· 'llllli 1Jmt h h ibb~ dunr I Kri~ti• :'ohtlwn~· l, .lune (Su-t~~tl t•~ui!l.ltr), Newsbor IB,.d Br•d""h.:k._ lt.by LA•i~ (A.-A l'uunc). l..,..ik' t l--"" Mlll_.tl, Nt11 ~O) (Jf-ff Sfacoot a., Far•bo) 1 R.,.H'I Howt) ptrfont~l•t fill ctfller ,utt:.

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BY P1U'IUCE COLUNS JIIOTZ Fine Art! .l::.dltor

T he lights arc dimmed and the heavens butsl Into a profusion of celestial stories. In the hush that follows, 1he

vol<:e of Prof Eug~nc Kirchnct, dil'.eetor of 1he BC Pf;anetarium, unfold> vi\'ld description!. of the my~u~nes of the

uni''t:f'lC.

Th~ Pl;)ncwlum offers a .sedes of eight programs, nch ~tltcted .as being appropriate for a p).rticul:a.f o~.udtence.

ShOW'$ are presented for elcmcnLary, junior high, ~cnlor high and ~rollegtl stud-ems botll ali a college credit and as a community 5ervlce. The lectures a.t presented whh the aid of sprcial cfftct.<>: z.oom projtlc:tOI'S, ~ew projec-tors, musical bilc~g.rvunds: :ind )tides selected from a collection or S(!vecod thousand ~llch belong to the pt:lne1~num.

ProbWiy dlt most. popular lecture in the series is Astronomy ror The Younger Child, a unique imroduc:tion to the sol ;~,r system for children In the first throuah rhlrd grades. Equally popular is The. Consttll~tion~, an (n-dcpth discossion of The Huntc::1 The Twms, The Grcon Be~n·,. and o thtt h mous constell3tlons, presented during the .season in which they ~re most proznlne1,t, Students who vltil Lhe pb.newrlum In

search or a.n unus~.~.~.t .U!):«t or nu·urwmy are f<UCinatcd wiLh Lhe lecture, '"S'~J.rlcsor tht Sk~·". This program features an obser~-.slon of Lhf stan. combined with dOISSicil mychs vlc.\1.-ed rrom the cultures of ;..ncient times

Other prtsenutlons deal with t.11c ~l;ar synern iOd explore the moon, sun, dnd g.a,lulcs. Re,c:ntly lherc were photo d~splays uf VUdng I. At c.ording to Professor Kirchntr, "The success. of c!\e. Pl,.neurium is largtly due to the unab<~shed interest of the students and the cbitlty of the sur~ ;and rhc pbn~ts to capture th~ im.'lginulon". 8C's Plane~lrlum, when h w~s. built In

196'2, ms one of ~he nrs~ ever to be insu.lttd a.1 a Junior coUege. It Is a sou"e of research for the- community and a unique t~<lchingresourc:t.

College planetarium helps

1111~ fl'O olr'(' or !hot -C)II I<J u~d IIIII di~rt; OVI' ll'<'i~klr p1uri irt booth l ilt ~mnonn t"l:t..._...,~ t n4 in pi•AI'I:ari~~.u~ di:K'.,...a"'"-

I ltrt' l"rof. KircltiiCI. Pb!ll'tllllu•• Olr«tur t'ipl:illil" rbr 1~1"1!" """"'lotlf l11 tilt (t..-Ctr, r.llfd fhl.' pcdtllllll , lt ,.~

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unfold mysteries of universe

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Photos By

Wynn Turner

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Photos By

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FALL SPORTS

'Silver Memories' Homecoming theme

By LESUE MoNANARA SW! Wiitor

C .1mpu!> spiliL was r es ponsib It for c:rr;ulng .1no1htr

successful \\o-eck of Homecoming ilcti.,•itu!s, as shown b~· ttle tremcndCtUs puticip~t,on of BC 'ULit.IO!I'If.S,

''Sih·c1 to.~mur.~ ur tht-Sc\'t'ntics" \\U.S the tht'nlt: chu~n by we Ac-tivities tio:ttd, Becilus.e "!cmorial St<~dlun'l h.11 b<tn '" exi':olt>nce rnr 2S 'yCMS, lhr Bo;~rd l~h th.\1 the clnr.iog af the de-c.Jde ~01.1ld bt intluded il~o.

The Super~t~rs comp•Hiltun

1ncluded lUth contms "" tug-of·war. a'l egg tns,., and .l t)ie caNing competition a •1long <'ami)Uii clubs who wamcd lo p.trtiCipate.

Ou«n candld;aLn vted wlth un\! Jn<Jlh('f In <1 ple-eJllng con rest, with M~ChA <andidale- C.uo!yn Browo c:onsummR 0\'tr 26 ovnc:c.s ot pic ·} e:~e,.ectetl, t.he ..v;~c; n.1mod

wirH)tr.

Membc" uf t.)rnpw; dubs spem tong. t:\·~nh1g.s dt tht fail ground:; de-cor.tttng their ttoat~. on1.,• to htwt

.1 SawrdilV mCll ning nin almo"l ruul tht.'lt ~Hvtts 81•fuH' the flo.'ll :onlpil'tiriom th.u evening, J II of 1h<>

Ov.ll> wvrt !l:p;lu~l b)' the pc.lJplc

Wh~ heiP<II "filie IIW111 Th< AS Club won this competithJn.

Nor v.-ere the Alumni b.Jnd Jn<J the-a lcaders t~r1 out of Hnmt1;ottttr g fe-!ltl'<'lht.). Tit~ b.tnd l'l.t)'Ct.l pre-game mu~lt whrle {he rheedeaders o"f yc-;ierda·,. got their chan~.:e 10 cheer oocc ~gain durlny. tho firn qu1111tr ()f 1he foothill! f{J.me.

Hotnecuming W\~ek wa~ btO~.t_~.tht fOil clima"'+C when MEChA c.Jndld.atc Clrolyn Br.ntJ w.l..~ tl'f>WI\t'll quectt, wlrh R.tu: Hernandct .u:tlr g as h<"r c~or1 Fir~tl tunn(r-up Wd~ Terrl \i;ut~ll, sponsored b)" the: BC Ski Club, whllt: thC' Blott:l Studcmt Unloo's c.lndidaLt, Ann Ta'r·1or, was n~med stcond runner·up

Althou~h Lhe G.!dt'~ WC!"e-il l

ablr LU bcJI F.l C.aminn in tht'

rootbntl .snme. the nnnual vlet<.o~ v ddnce, sponsou:d b> 1J1e ASB. w~s still held ;;ftcr lhe game.

'rh~.> 1••1" Qu~;~n 11r11l t.l!1 Ra,-.1 C'outl • 1•nna..:> •\nn ·r ayklr, Hnmn'luai~ Q~ f..aNiyn R.rs1o. PrioNII8 Tm l Marl t-Il, •lib l''>t'trU It-t' I OolUH M1udn.. Rlllllll~a&r.de~ •tid Rod Neph:t-.

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fruit\ nr tt.c! ltarn'l!t • 1hst ~·ao; 11\t AI: C"t11-t1 n~t•r t!Wnw l'lhl\:11 l'lt141 nr'it P'itt Ill t!W tiUIIII:\'Qmint p~m~.dt'.

c;allt Q R Pu lA briM! rhr~s• lu!KII6uwf1 p•~ I'll • n H C1mlno \\'urior tritt lo in1"rep1.

l't711 Quru 1.1'4 Tllurqq.n frU"' ntd b.:n..C«'!lillf. I m 0 UtY• ('" •tCII) n Bru,o, whi~ Uul..r \lurph~ loak' ttn.

Photos By Leonard Turoski,

Roman Gutierrez

and William Walker

A llli&'hli; ltt of Ulfl:illlt' 1di•iti'' •u tlw 1119iie of tk UC A~tS•Iol.> M llfdi1Jtft 8 ,1\4, toOth Uirttler ('huek W.ciCI, ld'l . hriJIIII& cot~d11n.

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Gridders log 7-4 record; win Potato Bowl

8Cs football team opened the 1919 !!e<l$0n by loSing to 0~: Ana , 31-22 on a seol'ching hot evening In M~morial Stadium. They closed on 3 chill nisht, be:uing To~h 20.9 in the Potato Bo~·l .

Be1w~en ' hese JWO e.11uemes, they fogged a 3·2 Metro season and an overall 1·4 marie. h was an historic y~r • their 25th in the s1.1dium .~nd 6otable- fC>r the l ,OOOtOOOrh P'ld f~n. who was honortd at the Pasadena gJ.mc.

De An.ta quarterback. Jack Overstreet hit 13 of 16 passes for three touchdowns to gh•e th!! visi tors a 28-0 halftime ttad. Ron JohMtont, and Dave Criswell scored three limes for the Gadcs. but a De Anu field goal in th~ third st.mta pul the game out of reach.

Althou$h p~ucd liy 127 y.11ds 1n penalties <i!nd the lo;s of OB Bl'uce Starlod:, the Gades trailed Cerritos only 214 20 In lhc waning momentS of the ro ur'h quarter. A field goal put Lhtm ahead 24·21 , Then -a one yard plunge by Arlo Gnes rn the las-t 90 S«<ilds gave CcrritoJ their first wtn o\'tr BC Sio'e 1972, 28-l 4

With freshf'l'Un QB P;wl Abron at tJte helm, Bal:.ers-rield clobbet'ed San J oaquln D~lu. 44·10 . Abron dlrl.'ctcd the Cndes to a 3.).3 lead l3.te in t~ third quantr before the res-erves took over.

ac thumped l=rcsno 35-14 , piling up 425 tolal yard~ on offen,;c :tnd 11 30.7 halhimt lead. The defense lfmlled the Rams to 26 yacds on the ground. Oa.\'id Criswell. Ron Johnstone 11nd Ken Ch:trlon spe~rheaded the C11de offens;e with Pa1.d Abron hin:lo~ six or 1 '2 for I 59 yartl!.1 1ncludlng :t 73 y.ud .. trike. to Doug Hauley for a TO_

A third stn.ight victory came when BC dumped Southwest 27-13. Ron Johnstone curied the offensive burden u in ju ries bem:hcd Criswell. Johnstone gained 158 yard~ ;and $C<Xtd twice as 6C

lead 14-0 at the half. BC a:ot off to .~: 10-0 lead over Pier«:

In tht Metro Conftttnce Optf!ef, ttklng the ooening kickoff and 1<1c::king up~ t 2 plily, 73 ~·.nd SCOI'ing dl'ilf(:, Stevt Alvidre; booted ~ 38 yard fidd goal to make It 10-0. Pien:e's defense, combined with thr~c scoring drive~. ga'le [hem a final 21-10 advantage. NeJtt w~k SC pulled out a 10-7 win at Long Beach, pl.aylng .sterling deferrsive ball a.s former Long Seat:h player Martin AndcrsonJ pliy(ng safety for BC, picked off a Viking pa~s on lhe 44 yard fine. Eight ptays later Pa.ul Abron boo!legged the ball 1nto the eod 1one.

FM~s who left lilt halftirne when El Camino ptled up a s.mashlng 28·0 lea.d from Qoattetback 0(;11 Morrow's rour touchdown passes missed one of the

R61t~lk- F'OGdi:IU So!Jnd

greatest come.from·bchlnd pmes tn Memori.al Stadium annals. Paul Abron went In from eight yards tat'ly in the third to make h 28-7. Peter St. Geme returned the ensuing kickoff 9~ y.-rds and It w.as Warrior's 351 BC 1. A 6S ynrd drive put Criswell i:n the c:nd lOOt for 8C and then defen~lve tackle Dan Sa.so recovered a Fumble to score. An 80 youd surge gave BC ano-ther score: and it one fOlKhdown ~flch. But Terry Anderson picked oFt an Abroo. pass with only 1.3-4 left lo give El Camino the win.

Bakel"ifleld pulled ~ major upset next week, beating P'uade.na 17-7. BC hJd i! 10.0 lead u halftime and then drove 64 ~·Ards eatly in che third stanta with Paul Abrcn Si.:Orlng from the one,

With thclr ey0 on a Potato Bowi bid, BC mtde 01 fourth qua.Jtet comeback to beal Los Angeles Valley 29-27 and d inch third spOt In Metro $t~ndings. Tratling 21-7 at the sbrt of the fourth period, BC scored twice to lttd Valley 22-21. Reggie Gat'dner and Cr-iswell ceamed up for another TO tnd then Valley scored aRain. A two paint conversion attempt ~ broken up by defensive back Don Tumor. Abron had his finest nlghl, completing 10 ror 18 <ltld two touchdowns. Sttve Duddy~ Vallty's quarterback, hit 21 of 31 for 298 yt.rds and four TO's.

I ,,, .. , RD¥1, (lrft II) ril!;fl11 JtoR \byr. tlrbl.na \/l "ilf'!Cl. Ell Joii~M~~'• 1'"1.11 Abrmt, R91llnf Momrm11,-.r , O.J. JOI)~ro, Ooll 1'um~. Rtako Ci•nl•wr. ftt)ll Juhnd<Jn~r, H1•.: Roltk, 1)1111 B•thtll, Jin1 Dril!.tn, \1!1tll• Aflllrf"')ll , M"" ("l•tlon. Jtrv._ .-,...,,. 200 R..,.., O~Uttll

Ruho.•fl).. U~an) I Tilt~ tot, ll••t C"c.:..:11rdll. Dllo't' lrilob. Merk \lc·~·rr, Joflo.' ~ma. \ 'an Thurm••· J·A Defl'ielfl, lk.bb) "':on, R u,Stll 1\t.rtlt~, Ou•r C'ri)'!Ot'll , 'fillf \'ilb•1wra, ,llm S.:11rkt'}, l'<o1,.. .. 1• C'anlrf, <\dr .Jot.,,.,., Ocm L•r>ltrn • .JnJ Ro,., Willt' TII) IOt, Alk:n ~lti!Oft', l)ul.t' G~IIQ.:o, Uao• Jtl llll"""~;~td.,, EIJit(JIIr'h:~X·,, It~ Ju,.~ Erttht ill:ll, \1i~ Gli•!l<llt, M9fl f'lll'dkfl, b·•" Sct~trilr.a, lh•itl tbrU1, ~lt•r >\br.b • .1 ... .- 1.11~ 11, \\ )'11 11 R~ .... Tw> Fllllt<'r, J.;d ( 'lt~o;r, 4cb R<lw, f"ila,-ll'o. \\'<!'.,., Jt\Ar {' .. .. , ... .,, (;U~I CuLlin, l~1)' ~bu• lb. ~1ikt \ld, l•t.Mf, o\nlhon,\' RoiCik'«.., 6ttetbt 'fa.,.ouki , Oa.rrin Goaolin~to !""kk V•k>•. &ou Dwll••· Dill l'itou:o,.Ja.;.k Tum..,-, JdT

!').l!fttll. U•• S.a ... n. Joh"' t\rtU.. C11y i"'•Jl.d. 3ch l(.,w, Gert7 C'llllh. C ••IBo,..wr. Ou1ac Willhon:t. Walt Joluuon. DwM D•••run, Owe lhtey. 6«1 ('u"•· Jit11 ni•il-~, Slu11rt '(lloutu!bC"''· lJil·k. i.t.'lll:lt· Su·•co Al>i<lru, llu•fl rvlllnl. Sh1•Y Daun .. , .la c'- 1\•ilblc:,, R~Q Mllrll•ob. lh•U t...Jfof<'t.l.

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At tlte I:KIU(I:III of chi:~o pi!"" wa" SC' lul fbaclt Ron Jot..~Hiflf. l"hl) r .. ~bled in~~ •uud• api111!4t 1he t~11 II aiD'.

BC' lior110ull.l•r co11dl \\'all Jutu,mn 11h~ hi>IIMFm·n MlnM duet- on lm"' IU Ctlfl" •hh Pa.ult'll:l.

Phofos 8y Alan Fergus.on. Roman Goiterre~ oodWilliom Walker

Thod'!t Gtt.k 08 Plllll Abroo orr r~ lllllicfillli· •a•u•:of f'IIMUI~aln (IIW of ltv

bht ll,ll'od~ .t I lito !«SSA.

IJ•wta•«<" Jutllt$ l'rl#tll tJJ) t:s 11-rl~d,tQ ~) r(;f:l llfitf. br.hlngpl.a} 1• th~ tl ("arnino llo~M«~mi"'l f:lllllt' "tbidllht C1da ll<'.att} uh"IJttd wfd1 • ~ ... lflllttt.

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Gades end with 20-7 victory over Taft

KC. 'l'!llilt•,._d. l'au1 r\IH"QII u u .. the Si'J:tuh • l!al•\ol t afl • "' linellliMI Nkk V•lat, Jrif Sorrtll , Uarrdl k~rts. Ull'* ( \ •rt•rrltl e~ Ernlt HeM ~u tJW> Slllllp.

l'l ~ nl.cr .. (\ I:AIIkJKOn t)fho a nitt Jt~~in lllt•in~ T11f1 ill tbto f:Oot•tl) lt""'l.

Photos By Jim Badgley

and Leonard Turoskl

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Th~ Potato Sowl matehup w~ • natuntl for BC and its westside rival, Taft, wln1lt1r or the small·school championship. With the latyest cro'l\l'd of the year on hand. 16.437. who chaerod the fantastic floilts and mercbir'g bonds-of the Shriners, BC beot Teh 20·9.

The Gad~ built u;> 11 17·3 halftime lead and tl~" settled fO'f a third period field goal, with tM' defe1'sc limiting AI Baldook's Cougars to six poluts. aa PDul Abron hh 7·oH2 passes for 178 ')'etJ"df and picked up 40 vards rvshln~. Ron Johns-tooo, named top (lfftlruivt! player, 1'\Jshed for 103 vard$. Abron was fl3med moot v.;luable p layer, with llnebackw- 6111 Pterce nanu!d top de~nslve pfayer,

BC's firsl TO c&me ltite in the rir5t period when Scor1 Oougfa$ snared a goalllnc puss ~h.:tt c•ima.xed a 92 yard llCOring drive. Abron scored the second T O on " one yard plunge. Steve AMdrz was tn top fOI'm, booting 20 and 30 yard field ooals,

Oflt- of,,,, ha lf·dtllt ttli;h11tf!A or 1M f'r ... ~uo jiUM 0111 OtUiiM':t .._ .. , the inttuduttiOII ur tbl· llll·lh'lk .).trtm tnm I:IWll>t!ll ''''"' p i:,I.\Tf.'>

"lltl•lt to tiN' liJS! iieawt• I.Jttf cttf~•J•.- bad, U0t1 ltanif!IOtl 1 N11. llh an,•cr.s tiM. ..:».11.

t)o.n Tllr!W'f --·on bOIIOf!\ II football••arck bt.~~t•' tlollti>l.andJnK dt•Jt ..._ .W·f' h.aclo: 1nd ttf~ ltQph_y fr11m ~Qtrb I hrwl t'QIIItd..

The- t·wo tMUIIIII'IIIt l11n IIU~ IIIII P~~11ta jpnt•, -rldt~ lS )'C!ai'S nl f~W~tbsll ift MtMI}I'It.l SttdfuM. l.l~~~r~tl T ho11uc. f'ttlttr, • .,., pn-MntH -.ittu .. etel) • IWI411htr

Pf'~l'"hy ("fl('ll ("'l'ltalf-""l """~tt~r r.-~atMuntt, I C!ft, 11nd BC Athletic Oil'fl'• tcw Uri Laba, rijtht.

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Photos By AI Noriega

Mt•~ \lllualttl' Pl a~'f't .;..,.. C'hatlon Cl.'l~ llk troplrly f1o• 8\ Alun~r~IA!OOdack;" l~rt'Jdcn1 RiMik~· Owh•m a! •• 'lrdS bo.B!j!H't.

1979 SEASON LOG:

8(' 2'2 .. . DE ANZA 3 1

BC 24 . . CERRITOS ~s

BC 44 . Son J. l)ELTA 10 DC ~s . , .FRESNO 14 BC 27 . SOUTIIIVE!>'T 13 BC 10 .... Pl£RC£ 2 1 DC 10 • LONG U£ACil 7

oc 28 . . ELCAMINO 35 BC 17 • . PASADENA 7 oc 29 • L.A. VALLEY 17

llC 20 •• •• • TAFT 9

266 202

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omestyle. ooklng's nothing new to Mom Hodel.

At 12 she was cooking for her eleven brothers and sisters on

their father's homestead in ~eav,~r County, Oklahoma.

here she's cooked for baling crews, oil gangs,

and some of the town's leading families . , Lydia Bartell married Sam Hodel, and was soon feeding

a family of her own. Today at Hodel's family buffets, some of Mom's favorite recipes are featured every meal. Lunch and dinner. Every day.

And you can go back for seconds . .. just like home.

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serving Kern County

lnjuries,illness cripple Renegade harriers

Si'•ri o'f d~ Mfrro ( Ollfm lll't nw-rt. ,.Jell 8(' r•nrt-ll h u e Salcido). bcocc Hi!dop. Rand) ·\\' h.ht

.. tl tiit'fli Y l'oo,., ltad lfll 'lia,.

I t was iln up-and-down seasan for Bob Ctwey•.s 1979 Reoeg.lde h~rrlf:rs, wtth Injuries; :and ill rle!i~ al w~v; a filc1or

l.od by Randy ~hlte, ooc of tlv Sl.ase's top rumers before re v.it\

>t()j.l)Od by hepotitis. and th<n by fll!t l!Jl<O'ing '""" Salcido, tht flJI1I10r< tied for 'i«ond in c-onfe-erlCe dual n'leel':i, with a 3--2nnrk.

V.tthc, the sq,horrore mndOtA from Shilftet, \1011 his titst fwr r.tttS, before bei11; rorccd fn:m 'oo" e'ibot1 fir 1hra: .-.do,. He rtt""""· onlv "' be "1,-pe<~ •lllle rumlrg third In the M•rro f.ro~ .,d then •a. fdl<d by flu n the Southern Cals, ca;tsOR the team il trip to the Stale finali.

S.lcido taJk up the ~•'* as l><st 1-. could, finishfug fourth ln chi: M.!tt~ earring AII·M.:tro """"'· tl-.n placed 14th ln the Sootho:m C1k to 1e10 the team in iJII Lhc finaJ m1)or m:ets..

Foil.-! by l«:nny Coot\oo, Mu k llogges, Stou Ho~op, llri>n fl1olro!on, R;durd lksin jal\o felled by an wlv """"" foot lniLJ:Y), ond lim ~\:Comld, the Gad<!. ne:.ufy <£~, .. .., P.lsadena .,a ~ Bt.th, the nunixr 2 and 4 tc.ure> In the st.;Ue, i!ld y,ere le.xling the ~1ru ra:e at the t\\0 rrite belort \\hile ~., lrippcd. drq,ging him bad .. tu 17dY ~ba ilnd the lc;Jffito fOtl'lh OIJGe.

"Jhc.fiml nt~rk v.QS 4-.3 fonhe ~n, inS 'Wllh a '1\in In Tl'11'11 di\ISiOfl .:Jt the 1\k. San Antonio ltwitau(ll)dj. lhe~ appe;ir(d briiflt, But, d!i CO.~ysa~d, "In the tol.f;t1 carpetillon ul rhc Callfan&a Gli1'Y1lJrllty CQII¥ ~rcuit, (ew teim; ar~ able to QJ.-:oeed unit$ all ~rtonncl "" 1001!."

Sakido m \\,11'" ent('t('(l tN: Ren~ Hall of F.~rw: S:ilacb v.~s n:tllll:d Mo6t V.Uwble M'd iM:Jn trtSIJiqtiondl by h~ rmt.es, as Cnoper nc~Ji .. -«1 the Mc&t llflYO'IIr.d troph't' .tl the amra! amtrds banquet YA'Iich v.oond up tht~aooon

Th. Mt•rtoq:::ul~•o( h•ur~l 110tl!kfl 1td fv, ucon.d ' " \1~ro tlnl ntMh: 't opo(· ueC"h Unit Co•.:y. Ji 111 \ lcOwu.ld. ~..,"t> \\ hhr. ihb " 1'bom~. Rid .. , .. l ' n.in. K11edi•~t-~<~""" c: nupct. ~~~~ tli.~up, 1wat S aiC"ido alti \ brk 80ilJI,'t''>.

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Photos By Roman Gutierrez, Wynn Turner and Felix Adamo

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llC'-' I~ "'ft« rwortl Mldvr R:Jtnll) \\'hlu r~11010~ l-011111 tktd!'ll ('u,m.:llo tl.i~ 1 .. 1 .:1(1.,.. ''\'t. Rl .. "'''.; Iliff ~a. (:'tliifomia indi~d~al

d!n11'11!;""·

Women post 4-1 dual season record

Tlbt'~ ilh'll•• \ ,UaiiiJI(ta 11f lbki!'U~Id (alkltf' IC'II~illt the Pll<'li ;u.-..• C"arJ' ~~~~~<'Hfl"hrtt' mik fii<'UI:lllO!!( I.A \tJii'y aDd IAit: lkada. Other Gtd~ ••• B:~~..,n lhth. lttffnda RiJif' Jlacl Ulttt r!l ht!Btt~~ Jl fwt t• b) J.•C'Ii\ Ad11mn.

A 4 I m.uk: in dual t0111VCU1ion ano lhn·d in lhc t.tctropolitll'l Co"fcrMce 'harnpionsh,ps-~hat w.~c 1h~ ~e.uon log for Co.a-ch

Marlene Stunt'!. SC women's cro:.1r COYntrY NOON'; la~t f.t.ll

The Rt.neg..Js togged a 2t·38v!<wsy uver Pu~rce , Wtlh Bttrldd Vlll•nue...-a !miS.htn& thl.' three milt'. cQUr~ In 20:SS. Nanq T orii placl'd thlrd, Bubar.:t Hoh ~i.:<th ;jnd Y"onn.! F'o11: ~...-e-nth. P,uJdtn~. neJ<t ()n 1he JC:hed.ule, f01ll~d to field il ti:<Jill and torte.u-cd co BC. . Brenda Vllla nu .. 'V<a posted her best rime

Of the:. ye.o~r•,md Lhc: ~ond b·dt tlmf!

·~orde<l a1 Hm P•r•ln lllre<: 1w·s-.s ;ll~ led BlUnt's team to a 21 -38 victor~· over Los Angeles V;&lte~·~ Hef Lhree~mile rime wa~ 18:16. N-.ncyTMil w)~ si :~~:th , Relln~ .. Rippy scwnth, Barbar:! Holt ninth, and Y\lonn.c fox tenth.

ac rook a 4.() Jflg lnln lhe c:ruclal fin~l MfiUO l'l"n!tl wi1h El Camino, J lso.4-0, but lon to the powetful \\'.:~nh..w:!,. 19..f.8. Je.tnnt Weoec, o( U Cimino, broke her own Hart Park~ourse ttcor<l wh-ha 17:38 dfon, wpping. Villc\lllteva·~ best season I imc of 18:-08. Rippy V~On tenth ;md T l)rii

c:lc:venth, f-loll cwelhh, OI&:L Villolov115 lhlrteen~h. Kcll~ B.g,)7er roun~cmh and Fnx fifteen~ h.

Running on a wet, s!u~hy course :;u thr SanlJ Barbara lnvlta.,lona;l , Vill:tnueva p·o!.ted .to 18:47 1lme .-nd ,1 ll'lird place finish as \he I}C (O;)JYI f!n~!ihCd fourth II\ il

six-team ltl\'llatlom.l Ripp)' 1ool.. ~cventctnt.h and T oril clghlccnth. Thrtt was the BC number al the Meuo

Conrru~·nce dhlmoionships a1 tnglewood as the Reneg.lls finid'l ed rh.ird behfnd El Camino ~nd Long Boa.c.h in 1ho team ra~"'· Vlll<~.nutv'3 took. 1hird In ttu.o intHvldu.dJ race, rurm;ng 19:'34 . The se.lSon cndtd at ML San Antonio as th~ BC runners placed e1tthlh as 1 team, whh Villanueva t hlflt~n lh lndivldw.a!ly. failur~ to finish iu t.ht 11ril fiV~ C-OSt f3C ':1 ch.mec Ill the Sute m.eetat S;tn ,'vl..ttev.

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Photos By Wynn Turner ,

Felix Adamo and

Roman Gutierre-z.

f"arlna orr I JiliMI ~1 Cantina ak ( )fp VIU:alovos, KtiiJ Bou~r. 6!lrbUI HOllo Btt'IHI• VIUI IIIilt'l• al'ld 8t>lincf• fl iH')•

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, The fiflislt liM tMB't bt coo far rur Calk rullnH Rrn~d& \1Ut~~ltt\a. l 'lw ,.cnle "~ r,c ie.u~ )h(l'll ~ Rtllmla Rippy ~d Ntn( y Tor II, AkJ!.I~ El Caru:ln.o

R1pp) "un tcnch llftd ·r nrri coko~tnlt..

A 'ifllltklinl!. J .l da•1 .. ttl WlLVHI ,..._. l~gt'd by tbi' tnrn. ~:to« ..-.. llfll~: t'111fban lluh 1111d

011!11 \'111ft,M;. Sttmdir~,g: Bfli11d• Ripp~·. Vt.~W~IM\ Fox. Ctdth \hdm!! IIIP~!.. N11n<"~ 'l 'ari.i, lhtndll

Vllhuw .. ••• 1$11 k d ly RM.,_.t,

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Gade volleyball team nets fourth

nr 1979 RI'MJ:.tft \oU~~IbiJ &eam tinWh•d 1hifir .. _._ in rourth pbot .. ltw1\1rltPpt:Jihlan Lt:t!tlf! f.toandi~

Four pia'~"' "'"'' tefl"('1ed b) the cc_.h,.. In AU (onfer .. ,llef" h~ali)@, Sophonu.:;,.. Shal"'4lr'l~ C~l tmd FrrtiHltiiU Jill luruet •tre d"~' All

1 , . ttp .. 1\illu' li " " ' ,.d lhntl~ (;, ... Ilk~ "' .,1;. .. •ll.ll.,. •• c.-.

\~nlion.

Sophuuton l'f'tn ''' '••• .. ,• ......_, ~ted: lo thf' All Ctmfrnnr~ ~d lf'UR :uad Fretlun::an. Rhonds fl:.-nn~to• '1.-v un:e,nimousl~ w·~t'('~ f(W All C:H:tff'ttn<'• fn• , .. .., ...

,.'n·~luu<~n JtmuJJ Ct11111Lh...... "'!!'

~WtHI b, ~,- lf'JtlilruiH *" lhP lu..-· \to.t i.n.peratto.JW A.y~rr ... d Sophoroorr Tnrl \lel\~uNUI 'Itt! ,t.Mecf the ,\lot! \ Afn~Nf' l"'bur.

Tht> R<-nqad,. .. ,~.a \OiliJ tun-. ,a retuminJ. £ruhn"ltn uul nu.l yt'ar'• R:uon look• to lw ht'n '"01'., 1)ronli§M11. ,:Ud coitd1 1"~~)' ~o""comb.

'h•rlt'lll ( .,,.,,, Jill l umrr, U "'' t:liuhlt ••~ Uu I JI~hotfo"llll !. -.tlot" • .,.1.-~ I 01111: o~·•<l!l.

Photos By William Walker

• ,_ "" tu nlflot • ......_ u.~. l...,. f.lir~.J~• T.,.,.- .... <·e.M.• '"'h ,_.~ a-~ .... '-~ ._., • .....,.. t ...-f \h:'-ra.. '"'-tttrw c .............. (.;,.....,...,

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Rhc:md•lllrrintf.,n t U l 11nd Undalt:JW.It.r lJ4) lu~t~p 1!11 • hi~eh u~

fc'rti ~h·'•rnn 1 1.\i 11•ldW"A I\Jill1uu tt•r ftCUftS a •Oil~,.

Photos By Leonard 'Turoskl

n11t"" Mllrtri Rob.:mon hiuit•ll- '" AI!IQ,..~• (;nullf)l«! !I), l.i<la DIMol(t>tlu H51•111i St.u1tilf" C'•rr11oft • 101 n."''·

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-T~·rri M e."~\ a-n tiJ. ~~.nd Rll<)llil• IJaHIIIti Ofl ~23) n u.rn • Lon!( l~at'h

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Gibson Black History Week guest BY DONNA MAC NEIL

StaFr Writer

S he Will> a smni·r>•·o b~ket ball plower, n t >rofes:~ional golfer ond a world cham­pion in !ennis. Sur the

majority of 1he American l)fJOPIO 1odav have hu te o r no ide~ of lht• pioneering rot(! Ahhea Gibson ptavod In women'$ worts..

Gibsl~ll was the )(II.:O't ~l>~: .. !..tr ,11 a .. k.cr ... fidJ Coli~.:- dudn£t Blo,~Lk Hi~tt)f) week lu r~bt~,t.u \ .ll cc~ ,..,,.;. lfltludt:IJ an open d~S-1. u:-si<•n in 1he> fh~~i<l~ Room JJ•ll J f011l1J.IIJ''"'>to'll• t<llloll th.ll rvemug in lht· BC In t.loo1 I !lco~tt:l.

Her career in tennis blos:.omcd io the 1950'1, a time \Wlen only white .lld'lletfl'S were allowed on the ttmnis courts. Sha los:! to tl1e cop of lhc tennis world, capwring five titles at Wimbledon, (nvo singles and three doubles), ilS well .as wining baciHo· bock ti t l~ at Forest Hills. Altlwa Gibson'-s nvre was oot to c<JuSP. controversy 01 stir up truuble, but 10 "rise above 1he r:tcial contr6~ 'lf!rsy aou just co~entratu on win­ning. "

'Tl'I(He w.as no doubl I con~l· d ercd my$elf in .apionc:<Jf"ingrole in tennh .. I was accepted whl\n I \VIIS

accepted, Onoo I got, shOtlld I !Osy Jn the door, once I proved I could ptvy, 1 was defhitely oocet')ted," she p<>inmd ooL

After coptunng the Wimb ledon ood Forest Htll; biles for 1:wo con­le'CUt !VO y ear$, G ib$0n retired from tennis.. "You Slee I wanted to m~e a living. \'\then I VIas p laying tennis, we: playeU f'or t.topllius n•1d ct~ps,

there was no mon1y.'' Gillson ofmn .vondcn whlll it

wovld be like on the tennis cireult in the- 70's. "The game ltsc:lf h:.:on'' th~nged: 1he on y change •s the mouey," Evidently, Althea feels she­would have b~ 'prime .contender hl tiH~ teflnis WOIId tOd iJV, "some· times I wl!ih I was twenty years youngtr, but thEn you c an'l cry over ~'Pillcd i"11ilk.''

Hur IOV!.I o f Sj:OrtS {.ltf>W her to the L3dh:s ProfesJional Golf Tour. t..ll~ em 1hc temis courts could easily be eonsuJercd a bed o f roses whl'!rl you t~kc a fo~ at the pro· bft~ms she f3ced on the putting green. Hav•rlg iJIIOildV I:}(O~en the

color barner on the Tennis court, she eyed the some accornpfishment 1n the world oi professional golf.

Hat probtems began when sho leornod she wasn't welcome to play ut some of 1he country clubs oloog the tour. " I couldn1t Understand why they didn'1 want me playing Of"! their golf course. Thvy muSl o f thought I was going to (l~~ tt'le grass," she jokos. Ahor her ;~-ec~p tanca Into thO LPGA, her golf c<Jruer cam~ to :1 Claie, h er inability to win t-wrn:..menu ih01.V«< Ol'iOI?

ag<~in the mooey just wasn't there. Gibsot'l ol£0 tried her talents in

iiCting. She wM il'l • rnovie wilh William Holden end John W&)'~'~~. en1;i 1l ed ' 'Horse Soldiers." " I e•l joyed it and I thought I did QUitC well, but notx>dy C(JIIP.d mll for any o ther part'$,·· she said.

Al1hea er~hances wfthin her il

leellng lhat an celebrities should set gootJ ex&mples. "Being a celebrity c<tn les a responsibility 10 be con­stamty senlng a good example ror young people." But being popula r deffnttelv tlas its drawbacks., ' ·oeing o celebri tY is somet1mes li~e living In a f ishbowl ..

>\ ll)t» ( !11)-:.oo, ~~I n•mp4v. fo,Jr 1111 ~o>ll~i; ~lt•udt.'r, i11 tilt- 'por~ "~ttW. ~njop ;i•· lnJ! h\'f >tlll~l:r•rtl 11.1 fut"h' !>fJI)I'U fi($r'i.

"h, C.ill..o~t \flu-..~ ,bt" \tiU la111 b<tt lmn.i\ loi.UJ, it• •• 1p~11-r1ntt; 11 ~bt flulif!o.lidd k-at'l\1~( ('lul.,

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Photos by Sal Portillo and W illiam Walker

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G!bS()f1 now coadH!s t.t!Siie Allen wl1o is an opcoming, vouf'lg blac~ ttr~nis pl~ycr. Shu sees ., little of hefself i'l Alfe11: "Les1ie is t{l ll, mean lookinfl, She'~ hunqfY. She definitely reminds me of m't'selt"

Gibson $UPJ1orts tht: Presideru in his decision to consider bovco11mg the 19BO Summer Olvmpic~ Shit ~~~ ... ,es '\ve have to go along with wholl our Firesld!ltlt sayS-, If 1hil it what ti1e hthers of our country decide ~bout lhl1 crlsi~. LhM 'hat's what w~ ~1ould do.'' Slla ~l~o feel< th:tt \ve should btt unfttd o\nd stand i>ellmd OUI COUIUr~•. "If t114!' I)UbliC bands together as a collet1J~ qroup for constructive- nurposes. 1hf.tv can rlo anyt}ling. If we stick. together ancl love earh <>thP.r :11e cP.n do anything" Glh$on empha:she..c; "\'ou can't senarare poli t.ics and sports."

Von Gogh show Art Gallery highlight

BC's Att Galfery, under the direction of Sertil Brink, proscnted a varied s1ato of exhibitions this year, with sculpture by Holen FeyiCr• Switz tis the September exhibtt. P.aintings and photography by Peter Lu and wood sculpture by Robert Cremean drew art fans during their October and November showings.

Probably tha molt vivid, aye-catching exhibit ..ws a study of 1hO influances or illusltatad magazlnlfs on the art of Vincent Van Gogh, prepared by the Art Department at California State Collage, Stanislaus. Thare were five r.ategortes of prints, all black and white: Images of labor, Heads of People, Poverty and

Socii!l Problems, Picturesque Scenes and Still Life. Reprints of magatine art from contemporary periodicals l1ke the 11/(Jstrate(i Lo11rlon News, ~Jnd Harper"$ Weekly, showed how Van Gogh improvad on the photographie 'harpness of ma_gtu:lne artiu,: with his vttgue. Y!l:t more vivid interprett~lion of the some ..,.. ..

Othe( e.xhJblts Included ono by Alan Rovc:ro, a s howing bv Donna BHfic:.h a:nd a combined rtudent·fact•IIV a rt .show.

Gallery Director Bertil Brink

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Photos by John Stoops ond Jim Badgley

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Story and photos by John Stoops

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l!rh~ ~tJ;®JlllU®ll "" ®lt ~® lP~lf©®fl~~ij) ~~!llffb®®~

Uy I'AUI.A U \ OlJ1'1S Aswci:lh~ Edittu

good ) l ing ~~ wh.u tht' ~rru,lnn prc~ented to lh<! mdentl crt Bakcr;ficld U>llegt,"

Slid E~;..:lyn S IQC).IQU, r-.)nnetly [\·d~'n

Oerby, ednor -o f tht nr:.l BC ~·<:Jrbt1oJ.. ln 1923

'7he Scorpion \\d!> ~ WJ.Y lh.tl we 'ould t<;-:press ours~:i.,er. as :.lliO.:m .. ," cornmcnu~d \h). WJI!Ct w,,._L,t•r)t!.tm, oJ

1\l.lft member uf 11~ S~:.(Jf pion. 'SI.1rt1ng somethil)~ o~"S- Wt' did hJppMed b~cao~ thC'n~ were ~ lol ol •tttiv.;-, llitCI ('Stcd

yutmg j')tt.>plt: •n ''Uf ..,l.hl>, ,,nd in the next t'I<IS!i too \\hu rt-ally \VJ.IUt::d tu gtt S<lmethlng g<,iup,.

"A} far ac; f t..now. chcrc w~re only lwo ttllt1uns of Scorpmn th.1.1 we1t p1intcd, 1he '1.3 .md '24 cduion .. .'"'tt.lted Mrs. \\'l(k~ham. "We aJrived ;n the n,a;me rhc ScotPJOr'l b~.1use .... c hfld :1

rcquir<'d cb'iS where: wt: h,11.! tu d1»rt-l S..:-orpion'i, Jnd II wa~ ·I ''~ill lfl(n1bfl, larold Brown<', who SUAAC'\tcd 11 b.:! ,, n.smt' ror 1h~ yc.uboql;., ''

fiJe Scorpion Sl3iff C()OSllM.:J Ul

&~bout 5e\en '>'Udcnt., and Lht• adl.•sor, Gr.tl..: Bird. The $corpirJI~ \\'J~ Jlrub..tbh t.h\~(JOhM\It.!d bt'\~illNE! CJf lh~ I.Jd, ol

money" .,;)id Vcr.~ ClbSQu, <1 c.tudcnt .11

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During Ulo.~l t!ITI\', 13C vMs loc...U."t.l on the B.lk<:«ncld Hi_gh School c.Jmpu~, whr.:rc th~! l\VO khooi) h.ld lo .,.l•m: 0\<~rytl;ing. ·•u the)' "erded m o)rc ror.nu lor the high >t-ho~l, w..: wen• puih~c.l

11111 ht'! l,>a'l.. '" the ~orneT" '>l.ltcd \lrll StHckcon. Th~ fo(ltball t~:tm <.on\i:lrlt~d uf 11 pb.\CtS .u1oJ 1hev hJd to . 1 ~e the t.~gh ~~;hoot lclt--ovt'r wr..ev!i. It ...... ~ 1.hu I;Jll' ,~,;..,.,u,. Cit••"• li·o.: l.:,tJwy tJinlln:~i

aHurney ul B.sk\'t,ficld Y.ho Slid th,11 the' tuul\cd llkr .1 bunch ol ''Rene-gade~" ~nd Jh.;,t't hv'Y. thC't' !.~ot

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\1/h(n .t~ked dbulJt .t mem•Jra.lll~'

~'\t'l'lt th111 OtCI.II't'?d durirtjt thei• lwt)

)'~.lr\ .11 BC, the.) i'13rc.:>J ;h;,t tho I HttJuu~f.JI\ 01 "Wu.J..: Wumctl •• w.tlo <Jfl<:

ot the~l rno~t ·ew.ttdlflg expt• ;cnce;. All three h~d p.trt!l In 1he u1uy~ Mrs.

Stotktun h.u:l rhc leading role ol Jo; M1~. Wh.:ke,-,h.un \tid.!. 1\!l':~: .md Mi-<>t Gib .. ou wl~ tlann..1h.

After gtaduatlng, rrom 6C, Miss G!bloOn and Mts Stcc-k!on went on tO UC BcrMc'i, where Miss Gibson nay~d lor ont war. IHH r<.•tumtd IH I~:.Jkcr~uctd whcte sht wu(k<'d in the county dl'f'lo..,' ~ffi .. c She ht<:r b\~c:t.mc Th~ ,.-,,un1, d<;•l.. II• Apdl ul 19S2 ur.tll ~It' tctirc:d t.ltl

) illllf.>tl'\' 8, 19~9. AUtr Rf•dV.Il•ng IH.uq Be.,kle\, M~- ~tockton wOI'ktd in .t

chilclti'n$ l1hr.ar) .tnd l.utr marned. o\lro;. W!ti.<.!J~h.nr• attcnd~-d M•lh t<JII-:-g<" .-nd wotl.c.J In ..1 .. lud~ h.111 .tt 1hc high "'hooJ. Stlc Qtilt wh~n stle ITIJHi<.'d, um• )· cou I a h:r

W11u would lhif'l"' !ht~-1 55 'c.a.r..; IJtCf, the 1924 ScutliiOit \\'tlUitl be J

topic 01 di:.;~,;I)~Mtrllr It \U! n~.J OUI TO be J

ver) I!Xciltng d!')l..fJ\'t:l) h~l•*IJ"C flU

rccori.l:.. toult.l bu iuut'ld .~;~(the Scarpion af'l~l •h.ant-!1 tv th..:sc three t.:h.ermin~

llda.'l>, Mrs. Stockton. f\tro;. \\'td.cl~l.tm, and Mt•:- Gibwn, I h.J\'e h-1J tht pl.::tS~. Irr vf ht-.tf ng Jhout Jhc ••guod old dJ\'S-"

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Photos ond photo copies by Richard Ream

\ ,;.,;~ (,i bliOn. lll> ''~ IIJlll~.r't'f a,; lianuah ln - uut.t• Wtolllltltn .. ,

B1 PALL~ DAOlll 1\ Aw~i.lte • dito(

,.... u, I'~ p;\l 50~,,,), 11c AACONTEVR hoi.\ h."I.OIII1(1 .1 fo~milut r 11oU1U t~,~f\l""Cfll"*'\lh(',iini"'WJ1bk('f)lk1dCJI1k~C')N<h••ul lhC' ~ .liMO rdhl<•l'l c;>! lll~ RACO'VTEUFI m.ao,.; 1bGold~·M A·uu\Cf'l.;lf't·

lr ICJ30, thr tll\1 RACONrEUR """'" n.:~mr-d hl f\tu~t.n1't B.tp1•r. thr l••>t ~:d•tot 1n 'h~<t MJAAh\ a~ "he Y.lS moll' fnndll lo.l1t)Yfll, 'o\,h .1

flr.•lltWt nt H.t~cl'\lltld llh:.h Se-lmol, ~herr t.ht W\ltJ..ul •-m tiH· ORACL F., the 1! 11~ \fMboo~

lu"'t htfUrt' ht'l ~t'Cnnd ~l',lr oil BC, ~h&lliC W,l\.l .. l..t"d lo ht• th.; l!tJillll of !he ~c.uhoo~. ,,nd tud the honor of M min& 11 the RACONTEUR, whh.h w,t\ f-ll'i1th IH"' "'iol•trl· lc.'lkr," 11llcr IC.t.,un It,. n.m1•ny. h tlh' RArONTEUR w,,, that she h,1d 'onsidcrt.<l h.:N·II tu IH ,, lln~tu~>.t '" fr,•nch, J!'ld h•-.1 uHt'ndtd hH it ltJ bt h~r mJtor,'"\ol•d \1. 't' lliullm.tu:• l"•<JJtc, \b~•t'~ hC"'I lrt.:nd .and .a~!"'IV'II cd1tor.

W'111c o• l K(, \l.tJJ.:.IC' \II'.J .. u·r.~H-d Ill .. ,.t.Jn't olht'f .1\.l!\Uk'"' ·I" \Itt' I ,1\

th-.~ .,rt~hoo\. ""''" wa~ PR\I<!C'Tlt tJI the Chor.1l Out-. Snrtt.lt) CJf lht frerKh Club, Trt.narC"r uf rhc ~~l.ltc&.l WQ.nk.on\ ~tuJ<nt Buo.h,.tnd .an a< Inc m("ft''~t ut ahc ')p.,.ni\.ll CUb~

o\'lt"f tndu.Ui"' hom 8C on ICUI. \4~'" .arxf \tlr) itlll:n..kJ tlw Uni'\Cf\.11\ uf (.,difom~;.~, Bc·lr.rtr,o, 'lohctc ttc\ •Trl:'l'oolrUNin.

\1.Aa,lt" ctw:~C'd hn m~ur frun Frci"Kh 10 E~ .. n ;and t:~4du;;h·d fti.W'n l..C lktl.tky In 1931 . .ted b.lt"t r~il"'>cd .t Tud'h L! F c:l\lYo oJtlp I• U•lumb•.a. v.l\t1t .. hr ..,.u,-.cd ..,. i:h tilt' bC•N. Sh: Lllct ft•d .at'kJ nw .. d Grof1tC 1\c-,.nt", And tvvthtr \hn y.·utl;ed ft•l th1. 'c• '\11tlr. lr\\trlt..~tr ftJI 1hc B i"l.i· ''M4~o.~k • 1d G1·urst h~d r>t\t d1•ld,JI"J hold"' \\\Jnloirrhll hh·1o~t••fht.•r:· ~~~~J Mac~ D • .:d~t.

",.\hhout,th M.li!lh' COnttnucd to lhc m Nt'\\ y,,,._, \H !t'tfltlln\'\1 lh~ btlol of (dt•hh, d...St\lle lhl disonct !>ctweco U). untd llt'l iJ~.Jth, t('n 't't<ll \ ,1gu;• ~.:omuH·ntl!'tJ M,,. Dod~~.

n,., 11411 8 f t';)cbpln ill 19~l. " twA II ... -. ... , ''''' RII I.~!OncW H!V Stt•ooltrtnled!..

Copy photos by Rtcha r<l Ream

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Colorful edition marks RAC'S 50th birthday

Undfr llh.' dlreuion ul al:hisor Wi1ham W.dler. :md cd110r Marlil J,\~u;,yo , 1h~ 1980 R~c<M~ttUJ s1a ff. J ~d!l bUI cxpcdene<.'d crew, ha<l­prtwdly C<.nnpol~Cd a creal i\·e :md :.ppl.'.thrlg ye.tthoo~.

Yn ah imcns!ve C()\'tt.t;:;t' qf t..tmpus ~:~·~n l~ and lltudcnl body aui..-ities. tbc st~fr has been Jble 1o

CJPIIJ~ th¢ nlO!;j m~-mUtdble .tnd spc<:i.11 t.•\·ents o/1h~ year.

A'>~;oci.t h. edhur P .;ul,l o.uJlll i!o \\Orkcd Qo tcuor.;o arlides ilnd 1.:.\·outs. Fine an'i cdi1o1 P;u Moll cqw(c~ d~!nl .1nd f~:t l llfC stories. John Stoup~ pt;U (()gcthcr '>C\\'r;JI .,1m'\' ;md pho1o pages. f'ho1o editor Ri~hilrd Re-am W,)< in ('ll,lrg(' or ph(lto t•diling. PhoJogl';q>hei'S Rt~man Cuti"rr~l, W~·Mn Tun1tll':C, S<d f>ollillo. lim 6.ldg11!'\'. R1tk Juut.•-,, Mlf..t Snuth , L~un.11d

Tu1uslo.i, and O.arl.)l\1'1 Thr>mPSt>n L r• vc 1 c d .11 I :.p~)ll'> an{l om pus 1!'\(':nt ... Leoolie McN.mwa, Pfntl\' "!ng, IJvnna Mth.Neil. dtl<.l Slt•ve l'e•t••lt.tl (C>V'l'ltc.l l>Pccla l .b.)i.l!nt'l'lt•ll)o.

The 1980 R..lCOtHt:Ut w;1s. Llu.• h·nrh m.u~Milh: i:dltilJU .. intc: tl~ IOJ lllill Lh.lngt'd Itt 1970 Jl'ld II <1hh nlJ rk.ed tht 50th .tufl!Vtl· S.ll)' ot th~ name, rirsr u~tll '" 1930

t\ILhoiJglt '-*fiJ.IIt•r i11 numb.ct ur llil~l'{ fh,ul '-Onh' p••t•\i<W) f..~ut'"'>, the I~J8Cl l.'dltiOn CUhllt·J vltttJlll'.· ''''\'t}' nm"ww 1 h~ Cilll'tl'll' t"~ent In photogr~ph,, fcJI! It(' .. 10iih ,1od t:olor rit:rtu'e';.,

A-*'l\.i:att f..diUH 1"11u1r.t DnNti" h Jtlll. lht cltadliltot tltdf'~l ~ <~•f'r.

A "ff'lln "'' tllltnlnl ..CI&fT4 dtl&l WI.~ thf' l93:CI RAC \ft"''', hom ltrl: •:•itor 1\hril& A~VIQ'~. t•i~ A,r{)l (4itclr r.trll'l' \olli"~:'\tott. Pbllt!> F.diror kitlurd Rt>lm, A4,botr Wj!liam Walb:r u d phllCollfU.Jlbe" Sal Portillo tmd Jim li"dJ:Ie)'. i;urt"d: As....ci•h• f'dilor l'aub lhlourb. p\llt t~jtJaratli.'il John 1 .. ~~~ llll4 pb.<t1-rripherS Rick Jnn~ uc!d Oarul)• l'he.!np""'"·

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l'botCI:t'-'P'h"f.) ~-1 I'Ot1IIIIJI a11d Rklo: Jll•h'~ ch«t. 1,.oor ·hN·t,

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fhM· Arb blitot i ••rdu ('ullin:rf\·1U>ft, ('uwl'~ rll.u1r~ thd MU• clt>JOI llO•'C' t"mt'llt ,

Renegade cagers finish fourth in Metro race

F •om • f.:t~l (,{.111 In 1 n.:~<;c)u fc l \'ni:C 111.:.1)' 1JJ ,J fuuflh place Mel rp finish~ l hat WdS.

thr stOI)' ol Ralph f<•.Jf"'c's RcncJt"ld<! bJsl..ttb.111 sq"Jd 1 h i~ y~.:1r.

And bel wren the- lnlt i.JI $U ing o( "'oori~ .and ~a$<1n's end, it was <l

lruflr.~Lin~ Sl.'ason fo1 K•uf"c, with pl;~~·cr turno\crs one quu n:Lurnrd ;Jnd q~•it .:.gain. i\nothc.r tdOio. .1 ''v;:at.J I lOll'' .111d on~ (IUl·UI ~l-i!lCI wt•nt home Chrislma~ and didn'L •rtu! n.

UC got oil to .a fa. .. l -;ta ll, logging vJdulit'~ 0\CI Cut:!>l<l. luh. 5-ettl•O!..t, ViciOI v •• uc) .wd Pw(t;IVIII~. In fhC

Viuoe v,, l ll·~ ~me, I he G.ulc-<;, 'OU.II'Cd 6fl puinb ul (he liN h01U, 10 v.ln I I 6·93 AI u:r l u~i ·l~ tCt I a ll ami l.-M•i.:), 1 lu; t.ade\ ~~x-ed wifl'l. o~cr S(~(lt~l) i.J .. nd Merrill In lhc MoJcsto hHII l hlf~)cnt, BC h t.11 ~.en Mal tO

96-70, llu1 10':>1 10 Cc11 ih>\ 1 03·7<J. Tht)' --~ll(l c-.d pre.~Qnt,·rrnct rl.l) Wil h II dtlOf~ I)Vt'"l PoiiCIYillt= ttl lo~ 1111 11·5 llloltt.

lu upenlng Mttw I)LIL 8C pt.•~ c-cJ cuufc1 erlct' (ho!.lllpion Fl Cah'llflfJ

1thnO'ot .:vtn only to lo~c 63-Sl .wJ 1hcn .e.uilv h.uw:llcd f'oJ'!>.td~nJ, g4--7..3 IIH'\ los', IQ lung 6C.!th ~U-79 .md hrettNI h)' Pi('fi.'C, 11·'9. Ml~51f)n v.as uC\l w r.111 to the GJtlb, 7 5·64. ;\ heilttbre,t~mg :W.J9 1oss to El C.1mmo \ 11 lUJ.II~ dtm•nalcd 8( 1ron1 an)· llun~.;c .u lh~ Mt•lro U'Own. Bt. leJ tht' W.li!H.ll'o 21·1"9 .II h.tltlll'tW .1111.1 37·34 whh ~i'h'fl tnifiUlt') h:ll. F l CMnioq wun n thl." IHI s~"'tn '~.;.ond~ with a 15·h->~ Jump '!lh01 h~· r trry H()pkinc; Rufu., 8.11 h·r I'Oppcd ip IJ f1;r BC.

6-C clot•beff'J P~:tll~n.• 83·6'1 v. ith B.ttkcr ncl1iflg 17 po,nt., and Or.ms scuring 'l7 hul .1 tcw mgll t' JJilt'«,lhc G.,dl'!l lu<o! to \' .tf!q 11' over lin!(', 71-70. Thruc lumun~,, in th~o• ovrr lime ,cgnl'-''ll ~.th' Vc~llc:) tJh: Wll1. B;ttkcr otf.tJ.Jn "x:O'l'd 17, w ill! Stoll Smith hltl!ng .and l.tmt>o; \ull bagging Jr! arl(:cc. In 1hc fit<.l r(lund ell' pit•'>'• the Gilrie' t"~c.u VaiiL'\ 76·"' un 1he hom<! cour l, wilb lr..:shm;~n lic1m;an l>t:'JO\ ,.;,,rmg 2·1 puinl'l, Rilt~l'' to~UieJ 18.

l\ 'fl8!l '""'\ lu Lunx Be.u:h put th..­Gadcs in lourlh fl1JCC ac kd h~ orw .. t halrl!nl(', 31·3l. lhll n hhc.1.::tin:.t Vr~tng 'i~cond h?lll lf'lill n;:ttcd 61. puinh put lhe t.Mffil' M tee lm Lonp. llea<:h .o1rw BC em rht marg1n 1o "c\·cfl puinl ' .1t unt tlmr. TulfHt\ot'fS .1nd Ire~ lhfoW'!. In lht IJ>l lt:w min Ule'l gah'- Lung. Bc.Jdl .1 whullng ~·d.J!\' f)cinS'I(OI'('d 18.anrl Fulltr 17.

1~( I ini..t~rd th~ Hgul.u "Cil'>nn wu h vklurie-(, tl~l·r Pieru· (S6-.70J ~nd' Mls. \lon IR7-1{.4) , sivlng du~m I ... unc.,ola· lion ht>n,h in rlli' $h:111ghrwo;.'i.y p ll't•ulf BYI P:h.llll:lll wvu ;:and g1.., L' thl.' C1di."S ;. fin;tl 18·1 1 se:~-.ol\ mul.

R('!Kipck< rrt!lltmuS<ou S~~tltll k(ll!J4 kltt ",. ""1 Pi•~t r.,lltet OP1tnflf'llf .,,ftWf' .,_~Jne off faiP•m~altt IUlllr Smll" durin.t Meiroopolifln (·onrtre~~._:c ·~·c•nll. •C•des fini..,ll<• Mttr11 will! 1.5 rf'('(lf1!.

'""'""Hl'IUII o;(llllc•l'lln' ~tu:nrd Wilfll' 'imitll ~~1!.~ vp fot ll 3ola"' •unlo. fl•u.fq~ R.;·o~oel~" flt<~l t(luM 111i1t ~~~' l11oo -\.n;clro; \liy \k!ll

Photos by Jim Badgley and William Walker

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Rio.'o \loor~. -hltlt!< Nutt. lld'llllltll l)~u.n!l, wane Smith • • '.ddlr ~. ..... ~. •nd 1't'n'} l'a!mtr Jli(fft: lntf'nll~ II ~ ht u.d ClfiU,'b Rultlll Kr11fo<• 111llm• Cllll 1 "~"" tlffrn"'"" lfur inl!. 1ilflt'l,ll1. Kr~ttl" liiCt.,lk'd "'HJth t.ar~r f'OathlnR •In Y~illl ~l«ctr\ tr•ct \ ll'"" lor \ lt.llry.

\\Ill It- ~lfiltlt 1U1, Jlilmr• ~uti !34\ Hc•r .. u.n Ul'll~ r.5.1), a.ud R"f~ ~rl•« ll.4! g<'l rilrb bDII\ UJI em dMtnv duri~ ~"" .. nH'tllnl! .. !lh l A \11'-..;ifm. ltMII ""uu ~tnol l.h'•"" .. m rtiam In u RN~ttn.cko h•um tiu!~ ti:nl;b~ rd ...-a-.o• Yliilt lli-11 1!\tl':..~ll r('('Urd.

~.(oqc~ frv<,hfllll!l \'lnllrf H••MI1111 n~<;!ll'( j!<UI~ .. , ,,., l!lliM dlln\ 4 ur. Ina ('<Mih'~>~ "'hh L\ \tl~~kl•. Oett~" g:~rllo('rcd: OOtloltnhlc IW~tliOfl «<llfttf:lk't hllfiOO fur I)(' Ull.s SfaiOQ

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Rl·llilJ:•4" \th,, \ " '"11bl r Pt.-., ... l~uf"' lbrt-.\'r 1•\tll ll ;;ll(lrt j!llllf •line du•ll'l!l. ll'f"" "bh \fl(~"- Rtuktr "II~ 'Gad,• lta(kr ilt foM~r Mtlli~kal <11h'gori~.;.

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l Pfl\'f •~I IA'"1·r l.tfi : "(a' l'S'I'"' l)hi , rll Itt W•"ll.l l)("ff\lrtn,~ Ill lh~ ('(ltl~j!V T ..... tl'i' rht., ,;ptll'IJ. l.o~ft f'~nl «'f! Qw11rn C'ii t•)!~fl O.l'llf• ,.hhhott Nllln

.,.d ~><;('(lrh rulrtfmrr 197q llomcoomi&e. Rein .. : .-'o.S R Pr-:~idrn.t lh y flla•o:t lf.11h Jl~i • IUIII IIIII). R i!'hf: 'rhi~ "ll'llhf.C'U~M"ful ..:em ( UU" IY ~hrfnr f'lo:tl I I lt&.to f'ot1lo !Jn,.f Pllllt. Ct>lllft! \\ ''-'ll~t a.n4 ('ft~:> C®tUJ? l rc-J")puiSI fMI· .,Inn., !J1WI"· tkfl)": 11 " " 11 ~, •• rht f!l~ tl!))l fl tnt llnmtc:Otlli"J: QI.IN"n Cl)lftf,'<;l l.l ._

COLOR PHOTOS by Michael Smith, D.J. Whipple, Wynn Turner, William

Walker and Roman Gutierrez.

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BC reception fetes Mexican students

•\ pi;~ H'l't:fMh-.t llllfl•~•:d Jb •i\ltih~ \ lt\ltv.~t\ludmh "'hh H( l'""ldl•IIIUr • .lol•n ( oln11t., l,nn•nt•• Kuu, ·\lfr.'ll•) l )nmhti!lll"l, M , . ll nu .... -:rn.,, llf JU1f1f"ro \ OWl •• 1 tlt:\J\'e. Pf<>,.ldnll < t't:ll tb~1f~ ond U r •• 1.:>"~ '\it••o ••II lh4' l«d•ln·t! u,..

f••h•TWul io4JHI~·nh ,.~·~ lntWIIlll'Cd • • I~ ft't'I'JIIi!la. lltft IIN'Hlf \ .,~li HW"-" !"'h1tl' '>1111 1 .. "-t<ltQmc-4. Ulhtr \(ud l"tih led:t dl' lt••i4 \~V\'1~~ 'I forrt.,, l'~tbl<l (,Ulh'fH'/ \lritu. Jo•e llt•rniU!!ItJ, thud lll'm"rv. Huccrn-.. llu~:u 1111\ c.~rCirn•, '\~f!!fll/~ th ·rnund\'/ :uul hltb"" \fl"'" t'u!"h'tr;tC,

Thl' <;prlng B.tkcr:.'tdcJ. Co11l'g.\', In cuopcr..tll(m \\llh the Ml'x.h .. ,!l\ t;t.w~n·

mcnt, bcgJ.n an .:ambitlou-; put:;r.tm ol 1r-.11nin~ 30 ...rlcdcd M<:xl1..u ,.ludc nL .. lr~ cl~c 1 f(JO!t-S .-lnd ~gticul t Urt' mco.:h.tnk!t.

tmdull\ ~CH'CI1Cd bt 11 BC dclcg • .ulor~ h;u jotJrm•ytd IIJ Ml'>;;:Cu Cit), tht vo~.n•

JtU4.1fd u l SIUdenL~ cptt'!l\"ntS I !l(' I ll'S I cont lngcnl ol more th.m 4,000 .,HJdcntJ.. l'\pCctcd W elliot In AfT1l'li<:Jn C(Jmmu· nllr collcg('~ u~ p.lrl u l MtxJto',. th 1\·t' w bt"l(jmc tn<•tc indUjUi.lltted lhco tMOl· lc..-:, <tl••r!c~ !hi\ 'Sfltlns tn b.-)k uf!tontJ· I!Un Lf,lj.\l.., lh.JI 1ndUdc [ti~.:Jzsh 104' lh1.• lt:~ri'lb>n hom, l;um tn~clor:<i, t~chnkal m;llhtmltlc<., .111d ph)-~!.;;.1 ) c:duc.Ji iun. 111 1:111 19~0. 1J1c\ will br: c1uuUtd in wt>JJ 111,\t, oiUl umOtht• dic!~oel, b£Sit hydra;JiiCS, ·.11m m.u.:tm~e~rr, lndU!!olHJI dr.twill,l! ;Ultl En!!.h'>h (UUfS<'•. Th~ two-yr<tf stuJ~· cuw~t' wtll le"d tu AA ur A»><i.H< ol Scic•K1?- df\;tces upon gr.u.I~I .Hiun. ,\II lUi· linu w:.h w1ll ht< bt•rn.· b~· 1 he Mexican ~U\ l'l 111llC'rll.

T 0 .ti.qU.tir\1 rhe :)>tUd\'lll rlrkg;:•tkJR ,Yilh 8C S1.tif Jlld ralUil\'. J teception • ...-.:,,. hdd u~ l~~tHI.lr 'f In the Finl1nsc.m C<:niCI. wjlh llltmb(.•I'S or the- BaJ..ccs.fiehl Hi<tpanfC 1.\mHnUPh) ht\iied to me.:t the ncYo' 'IIUdt'n iS.

BC News Bureau Photos

f'ut'\lh~ 111("1111•«"'> Phil Ro,..!O(Itl Uld P'h~lli~ U"llb., $1tlo) ... !lOti ~~,..$N,o,. \IJt l'l(o~n. \Ht..1 ~,,,p...;.n. ~'<t1111 :11 11'111 "''"(ll.iflll hnftolti.ne I Utili S.l!l"/tlf, ll!n~C'ili \hrr!.nM nl!:~h!lwK, C'.ar"l:<o (,,UII! 1

rl(h\·11'11~11. t mtttr«• R ill., \t.rd r."·' u.nd \Iori(! J•tl\!1 \tt>llll~no. fl .. l .. tofl H111flv ,.,., fl..rfli~IK .. It• 1hl .. ntu.;JNI Jh:OUf>l · ·1 rri(o Do

1-rt·ol , I r.anli ~ J u•iH.

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Bus commuters: They have a craving to learn

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ftlliot 1\lt.op on lflc llll~ II; jllSI UfiV <I( \ 'Iota \'elnjW V11l"rit ,._.,., ,11•"• Jlltd i)i£ncr t"ot>rl.ill•; ht l\lflf~

pastinlb.

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Story and photos

by Maria Aguayo

A chance to l~m, 13 tlw mOt&

oou1tt10n reason gi\'Cn by ;,ny student who i!. comn1ubng em Lhe bus, from Ar"Yln or Ear-bmart LO BC.

Mon of I he $1Udents who ride the bu$ a~e students who don't have can, can't dnve, or £ind the bus econorrucal

'The students riding the bus 9e1 up any time between 4~00 and 6:00am 10 catch the bus at their scileduled time. Once on the bus, t.he s-wdents find time to c;nch up on homcwock., wJk. wrth frie~da:. or moybe even f-11U a:sJeep. Riding Lbe bus~ nol only a m(!llns of transporlation, it 1S a way of buDding responslbtbcy and personal confldcnc:e.

Tbeso students have a rrttong craving to ltatn. Thev ate 'vilUng to :put up wnh one to Lwo li.our drives, gotting up at early hours, spending an day on campus. and gettin9 home b<tween 5:00 to 6·00 p.m .. i"'t for the opportunity 10 learn. For these students. there is no excul>e for not going to scn:oo1.

!'IIIII'IIQ) Hii\'U h ftllil fllll1 a t\111 Ill~ ~\ld~! lll H( , bUI h" llf)(ll.lllot· .. ll•~ h''1'o,oo\fo\bolll\ h( dtli>tri•'.t 4bQut .1~ MUt!<'ftf'\tll ,,. .. t .. Jk.u' jro11t\ ds\ .

Local electronics job market booming

W hilt f'\'el'\ f.tal of o11r h't'ts ..., be~.omu'l& ltK'ttaSIOf) irlftu­t'f'Kt\1 by et«uonic tcchnol­"l!!, lhtr~ ~ nn"'. ~ uitinl

\hOfl-ll'' Of q\J.tlthC"d lt'(hftiCLI.n\ th:Jl "'h0"'~ no ~~~n~ 01 ~'o•·•"'J, down

1hf Ll«ltt)n t. lt' ... hnolog\' ProgcJ.m o1 B•I..C'I~IlC'fd tul!egr, pr nu:r.l~ uught 011 lht Uowruown (..t'ntt-r t.ampus, a. bus~· prtp.t11n~ ~IIJd('l'lll; fl>J .ln ll'l ttre;:hng and d1JtltnJ:Ir'l)t <.Mtrt In the field ()( ele<ttonic:~.

Simply ,tatcd, .tccordlng 10 lnlti'UWII Bob Flam In~ ''The C f pmgr;~m I$ a •wn--yu• projlr.lm del'ljtned to ~el the ~tt~dcn t J lob,.\ d.Jrn good JOb!" Gr11dU· att'\ ot the pr~um Hnd them~lves In h1gh c.ltl'l'!.ltld, W!lh numt'fOU) JOb uppor· tunllit\ ~nd o~nnuJ' \t.lntntt .uiJru.~ .a• .. ·er· 41fl1111 ~.IJOO

lht 8C fT pr<~gtUit tni')Y' J 'k)ffd

rtpul3tton lh.ll lt.J~ tuned lhc r~ of COfY\P<li'M.., ''J1cwfdt nclud•'lJ thotJC not dlf«ll\ 'l''fl.tttd 10 C" t<tronK1.. fbc £T posr~rn N~ b«n o•!crtd on 8C am· puW) lot ntlrl\- 2S \'UI'\ bu11; COttSQnt· It <'h.1n3 nit IQ uu.lul.le •n~trudion in li-re btt\1 \l,Ut" ul1ht" 41'1 red\notog)'. Rt~ttll Jdd llor'l\ h) 1he ba\11, t'll'iS.t'S .lre (..01,;~ in ''kro\\,.\( Cummur•tJ.tior'l, Integra tt'<J Cil.,.u•t,, Oi~ito~l~ Cir(uil Oes.ign Otoil llng, .and moo;l t't\.('OI'y. a course in MlvopfOf.C~'<Jril, torrpl~l~ wJ1h instruc· tlon in Bni .. Pf'*f.:lnltning.

The ptU~I'am lo; <Jcma,ding, sornc1imes d11f •c;uh, ~nd nltcA lrtJ'"'rat ins; ortly t11c mou dc:lttmintd wrvwe_ lh~ El ~t.tff, comou<Kd ol Phd RO'-!>Un, Bob FIJm1n~,

Bob L.t .. -'''.- •nd t.ab h'\.hnl4.&.m., GerJ.IJ Arnt•)lt'tl,l, il.ft "'''U •'~'~.t'f uf tht p~ b'tm' ft~ut~tt till' 'ludrn:., .nd ••~ "'dllng h~ )pl.'ncJ tht ,.,Uollif'W th.l( .an\ ')I"Ud~f'l1 migtu nNd ~1udn1h :uc ontn u~td to pDSrronr tht "fun ~nd &limn:• I Of two \'e~rs 10 orc.h ... 10 '' ;tjl ll'lt" tt'Wlfds of su<c.~s.ful tompi,·Uon ut lh~ l)f<JXIam. 01 tht: 20~30 ~lUIJCiit~ "'-hO )I.IAdUJie, flail go on 10 10\11·"-:..JI l!'l~IIIVHOn\.

r111.• dtf.lrUill( lrldiJ~ IIY ljUtluvk will conunvc 10 C\P..tnd w11h Ill~ (llfttnt cmphdsi~ on 111c mh:rvp1 UL~\M>l. th~ mh,;fUGU111PUH.'I .lll!J IIW oh'IO~Il,U;t- fieldS. With the nect.l tor ce~hnlf.i.u,., lhlll will become uttil •• il htinfl' bch)~t ,,~h~d. lt'StiUltOI Ptul Kl>!t'-~Jfl "-'r\ th,Jt lhl'lt- Me lfXIWinb ~~~u., fiH .... om~n .md th.u \\·omen enjl)) the \Jtflt: unlu·nut~ ~.:ut:"er potent Jl J)> ttw m,.,,, ,u.ng che ~c(ti.:KS of P.t~ .,..vmtn.t.uJuJit\-

On thr to..:.al .ncr. tt:lb c~'-tmti("S •dl bt _,und.anl ~ .. lhf oil uJfn;un•n IOC:orpoUtf C"c(tt~K t<ILS rrn<nt 11"110 lktf ~C.uft .ICntftliiiQn, I Clift~ PfCXc:or ..c1, a~'o•tonnwnt.d ~.:unuob .l1"d olht-~ rclAtrd' o;uppnr1 ,~-r' ct ..

Lo<n.•f'1t ,.,..ud to lht 1\IIUft-, the El ~uff c•mducl\ lrlC .. I l11ih \<.hwll~crult· mt-1\l. lntclt\lrd '\llldtf1h .-.rt 1nlcu!tlt'd ..about 1hr Ol. t 1 pwg1Jm Jnd 1he poten­ti.ll lo1 wu\4.th in lht rlcuroni~s lltkl -, he tnl husl.a\m ••I 1 hr: I I .,tal I lor 1h1• tHOW.J.P'I 1-l'd I hf t'llltff \'IN IWnko; induS. lf!r' Ill C\l)lt'i""'d b~ I lAming il'i ht s.:ay~ Wtlh ptldl', ·•we ltcl nur 'i l ud~~mr;; ~e1

mute" oul ol I hi" pruJ.Ir.-m Jh<tfl JR\' other pmfr.:l.un tn • IWtl•\i(',lf jUII1)f (()lh:g~."

Story and photos by Steve Pertubal

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... """"""" .................... . ._,,.,,"•'· l••H • lllrf, 11•d \ tlb Qu nl11• In I•• "41'..,..1'' 11 '"'IL'•"' ... P•" ,.r ftlt 1\lifWJH(~'""'•h \'lllii"W· ('Nih't

C. hor~"~"JI r)•H tho l'l r~·llllt, Uuc "1(11 ~~ ~~ ..._,...,II •lri1111 ~lt.tllrtll, '11 ~11 1' llh • \l ltfh(t trll.'<i HI 11111lt.r 1111 • dlu \l tth•nl e n lht l'lflll llflll'l'll I .-rtl Mo~lkrt \ hltttlllfft. rl"li-n IIA.f" '" th.o l;at ltt;lnutl•lillflt \tMORlo hiM"G tllll'th '"" ... ,,.renn."' I lifo o--t llt.~ II' lfl<t• •~>~J. o­llll"l""tllll•th .,-.. ...... t f!'t" , . ........ !# ... , ....

D rc photo; olld cut lines by Stc,'e Penubal

lbmlhl Shli•f!f 111nOOtr~ lf h ttuJJr i .. tlu.l c'''· a~ Rita 8i)'l'ltll nJ1Iu:ln, tilt. !i<llufion to • prOOCt>,. h1 1M 8vWIHS ~bellll'lts dt~

0flllff' n•rk ('h 'tk11 It!• pt(ll;ltili of l~pl ~j; sludtffl Ro~Oio \ ton· tUPrg•.

·\ Rf'OI adminhwuh~ 14,\.tll (o)IIJr. • • N 11.1 ore- la!>t r.u. 1-ttt~· A.»i!>UIU Oun \ k Sit'. '\ lu.rif.. Uclln l'uul flo ... -urd and t : \t<t•udlf "ieC'I{'I IIf) rh~rot•~ fto)btrtJf:tl Sf1 rflt . bu\~ ., .,.uw:uct.

I 1!-r '"'"llr) purh oiR o(tht fl(o.,,.lo)>oo {""'"" I '-'' "'i"Jl t'"'"' e tri:r,.11 q•utl piKelu '*u-d• 11nd ,.rf'ftRtt " HHrrM fflr f\''"IITCh ll:'i w.-11 as IJI8t~rbtl Cor tlitldrur~cfll etld tuti!U•Intt~e•tL

Thr btll'fM» Ot•,ir:• c.:b~ tti•·c\ "tud\-nh sw uulltl tu cxprN their C1C1HJ•It~, Holt) GU1rf r«~•·\'S bclp from Muir I lan-:tn 11.; (,race 't uo"l.. Trld l~ollllld llld Kat!\•· Lt-'!'b lr a.fl.,llll' t~dr ln•~~,tin• tJ~io l!tlo} d tl"l lltf1o.

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Injuries plague Renegade grapplers in 79-80

D iSlSI\"1 Sll\hJ.. tht• ijC WJ-cSI!ing lt"itln .J) lht• g.J.tpplrt') \\.~tt•

r>l.t~ut:d lhtoughoul IJtl.' SCJ'iOI'I Wi1h l11j1,11 h: .. , ciS .a ft'~Uit lhf

'G:tGC'S ~~de ne .. cr o.1bh. tu lu:1d il fuJI team l~• 1hc Hl.&IU•t l~· t)f lht" 1919·80 cilmp.,lg•l.

I hC' 'Gal.k~ piJI.Cil ~CI, I}flt,l .u lht" S..t!lld AnJ Ot~<~l med toUI IcutH.-m, fH•<l Go•\· t.elt."'), Gkn Mt.Culluugh. r.1.trt\ l ~rnc~ ,uhl Den•)•S M,1rt l11 W(l t"' uam.:d to the .:~ il ltKJJn,uner.t tc:,m. Tlw Ft1!1C' hJn TtiUI ,,,...y Wol) nn1 ,,, j)letrh,\ltk I<JI 1 he 1o.~<:.lb ·'' tho; ,;. ·•Prll'f' r1c 1iYwd .1 "i•IJnltWlMI

c.H~nMI nrth pl,t ... ('. St\:\'f.' Nitkcll .wd \ ·1..11 1) J~o.•nt::'\ .,:t~llc., t.:llt ht' ~.il,l!IIJllvn,hlpt In tht'u f('Sp~~t.t lv..: w ~:!~lll'i•, '''1111 \1,ltlln, Lt•w!) •\h.N•bb dfld \kC11IIc•u~h g.tillt'l • ing. thhd I>I.KI:' fiHb.h&.

I he ~~ P()l\ 1 uWJiJI11t.'111 Ph1\·cd IU b,· llh: unning p,)inl fo1 BC, ~Vilh 1tuce (tf th(" 'G.n.lc<. com in~ down wiltllnrurJe,. C.Qil/:\lec;, \1t:CUJI\)Ug11 and \1,1' lin .ltl !iUI lt.!tc~ ~lh:u.k .. til h .. 1ll1.h ul tht.'1r ul)))o­nrnh l\1•rl!n\ i'11Uq· rt'quired stv~er\· • .UtU he wn loJ'ol h,r 1 he c~.·m~undt'r ul the: S~:asofl. Jcm~s v.a~ 111c. ()nl~ Gad<' 1u pl.,ci' .11 Caf I,OI)o, with ;~ t hiltJ ,,l.Kl' lilll'o-1\.

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('mm~. Nickell nnd lunri lu uu~h\ home­individu.ll (h.1nlp i.,n~hi lw. Go•W;!Its •• n~l \1~N.thh Jl '>tl IMd d ~cmd t1.1~ on tht nl<l1'> Jj lhq pi~j..C\1 Ul~ ~t;.VIld 111:\,C fit,i:thC ... Othc1 llniiH., .,.,cu.' ""'uli:tl hy lhiHI pl.ltt. flnbhc• Pe• n Ridt..u-.h., 1\l~• ) piJt.i''' in lh~ ~unrc1cna:e IUUIRiHilt:Rl WttC rfiiJrlh f)lac.c tinish~n ~h:Culll tuj:,h .tnd S.1cvc Cho.ut.

An aut\t.lndirtg dfurl \.,.as ..;hown hy ll.sl<.cr .. ncld .t~ 1hc~ t't1oLh:;,l up with a .;c<.Qnd piMt" finkh .l,t lht' Rt.)\iunaf Qu,d­ir~ ing TuvHT.Hiltnt. Mi.Culluull.h mJ Jwu:S IU<;:~;d the '(iMh .... b) culfcc!ing rifl.l pi•H ~ nul;hc-r., N~kdl M'ld Gun..-,lh·., .JI.)Q conll itmtc-d to cht· ll"<wl whh :>e~.oond plctc..t' ~huwlu~ R!,h .. ulh .u1LJ Md'~.tbb <~ ISO lounotl lhernwfV~~ 111 good 'SI.t11Jh1g at the R~~iutt.ll I uurnamt·tt1 Wlth 1hhtl pi,ICC flni,.!ll..,_,

l"ht: h;ghliJ:ht nl the r.c;w'm tame .11 lht' Stale Wrestling l"oulnilment Sopho­mol'c Nld,dl w;~ aO\'.t1ed StJh!' th.lm­!liUll Jl 142 lh!~. l•1nts I ell shon In hi:!> .mempl to capH1rc .1 c.hampion!tlllp wnh ·' So!Cilnd pLlce i.huWlllR. I oncf. Jntl Nickfll v.crr n.1mcd h.t 1he All Amcncan <.:ommunit~ Coll<•go Wr~11ing I e;tm. Gvnnl.fS also pfa,cd In 1hc ~u1c fl\Ccl with .1 sh.ih pL:u:e ~howlng . 0\'nall, the SakerrdH~Id tolfcgc Wr~'"llmg Team plJcrtlst'\'C'nth in 1hc hml '51.lndln~o;

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Day Care Center A boon to student- parents

BY PAULA DAOUTIS AssOGiate Editor

When a a1udcnt from Bnk­ersfiald College drop$ o ff his cu her chlld ot the BC Child Cacc Cent-er, they

can rest a$$\.lted thn1 their child will receive the bes.:t of care and 'ltlen· 11on J}OSSible.

8C l\8$ a lQial or fout centers . .and o.~ll 1re fed"e:rally and stnte run­dBd-. ihe fees charged dapc:nd upon income ancl tiH! numbiiT or fomtlV rflembers. ''Thi5. progrum is es.wn­t1a11y gearl'tJ toward lowe! lrtcome families in which O•\e or lllQre mcnr !lets arC! tlltt::nd•l'9 school tull limu, wilh priority given to lhast-.• slu· de:nl$," co.nml3nted Carol Sharp.:, the depar-LmenL chairman.

Children from two months to fiw. vea:rs are ulig!ble for ch•td c.Jro Sl:!'rvlces,wllh children und~r two years 01 age oonsldered as. infants. "Chlldl'll"n with physical or dmO· tiOI'HII handicaps will tMJ 1'"-'f~rred to thtt Wesley Child OevelopmMtCfll tor, where children with Sile£1ul needs are mainstrr.~ Into the program,·· said Sharpe,

In nd~iuon to a QUaliherl s1aH ol teachers tll'\d aides. the centt!rS have labo~toty slut.lcnr.s who partlc:iPDte to be trained teachers. These $1u dents wort vvith l.he chlldr~. take.: them on walks, aod help out m many wilys..

The gQals that lho centers 1wve to achiev~ are: to Like care of 1he children's basic and phy.sical needs: provde an onvlronrncnt th't is approprlat~ f()t the sensory mmor ~>tag~; aod to 18tisfv 1he emo-tional needs. n'e centers also attempt to develop the child's verbal ability, to teach soc;ia• adaptatton and also to teach stlf·help skills. such as eat1ng and dresSing tl\cmseJves. The child also receives ... veil bolanced meals, from bltal.;.1rn, luoch and an aher· noon snack.

"ThE par(lnt of rhe thUd mu$t 00 attending BC,. and mi)Jt also be iniJOived m 1ha tmming program,'' according to Sharpe. "The S)cltel'lts are olso required to attend a pan~n1 educa1ion efass and must Spend at le-'4Sl six hours a month in the cen· ter. workino wtth the teachers and their child ...

To many o f 1hfi rhifdrt-n thf' Cenu!r is a place whore 11'\ey con le<~rn , piAV. ~nd be with other chil ch(ln their own ag~. while their ~letlts rtooeive an educatton

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UPIMI dnll• !!If llfl'(I-IMI! tr•ln•fll fnr 'oftf dltfdl'4'

What is the forecast for the 1980s?

W hat wllllho-ot 111< 1981l<bringto the campus scene. to Callfomi.a? Does a revltw of U1e wrbultnt, sometimes

ch.aotic 1970s oft&r any clue/ The decade just past was a perlod of turbulence,

violence, protpQrity and political change in Cali1or· nla. Nationally, It was a ten year span marked by rht tscalation of me war In Vlttf'lam and Ca:mbo­dLa, campus proteSts, tht slau~ter at Kent State. Watergate, and the rellliJ"''ttOn, under a cloud of tcandal, of President Nucon and Vtee President A-.

Drought, floods, energy shortage

California w:n clovart11tod by tht WOrSt drot.~ght In 40 ye:.r-s :tnd a yoar l11tor by tht wo'st r•'in/ floodt in momory. The oil gat crui\Ch of 1973 and 1979 brought e.c:alotlng petrol prlcos tnd longllnet~ at service station pumps, elong with power bt'own· outs. And $till Californlt become the most popu tous state in the Union. passine the 22,000,000 m•rk and forging thead of New V Ofk. It meant che letge:« ddegltJOn 1n ConotiSI end tr6111dale$ into the l:atgC$t drlkgations to bolh the Repubi~C~n md Oemoctatic Conwntiom lh• tutl'l:mW. MenJy to be e~ governor ot C.llfomla Mlk• 1he incum­bent e pr#Sidentlll poufbil1ty reterdleis of per-ty.

A new politlcal 11.11 eppterld on the hori~n -Go11. Jerry Brown - who Mkl "Small h beauliful" ttnd " Lowet your expectations:· How&rd Jarvis

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seiHd on a mood of d1.scontont wrth voters and wpeyers and led what the mecha tagg6d as~ tax r~olt. Proposition 13. 1 tax rlductton initt.atsve~ that benefitted large proporty owners and cut deepf·y into .school and government ~1dgtts, pass&d In June 1978.

A naw concapt ·E·I R·

Nuctear energy W1ll • bitterty dtblttcd issue, mwked by protest>, til·int It nuc;lar power iC. dons.. demol"dtrationt end cloture or IICcidenl· p l•eued MOn'l" entrVY ,,.ul'-t.ion,., Enwiron­mt~nUGru mCIUnted sttont C~Wnf)t4t"J to contt~ t.ld use, coastal d~t _..., ur'bln s;pnwl. EIA beeamt a widely uied - and MY some devef.­oport, farmers and indurtnaiDts - • m1.1ch abused oonoetpt.

With the humiliating fall of Saigon In 1975, the VIetnam War ended - in An1erk:o'5 RlOit ht.~milia· tlng military defeat. Thl!re was 1 11lrtu1l cessation of campus turmoil, moratorium n,.rchtt 1nd draft protMH.

What witl thb next decade brtng? It iS perl'laps d sfficul t to ptedkt. Ctn1lnly In fiCOftOtny of ~ dty, a I1Jit8$Sion, J*hips. some control ower inft. uon, aim aner c:n:Ws "' d'le Nt• East,. dettrtora­dng relations whb Ru»Ja. an t'SCiltl.~ of t:rad8 wid'! China. a c:IKIIning ooUege Mroltment .. more em~asis on sol-ar ellel"gy tnd developtnent of alternate-synthetic fuel sourctt. These iten\s are almost sure bets.

80s: challenge for community colleges

At the end or every docado wo have special roa'Sons to <~sk questions: about our destiny. In so doinq. the first question usually is, \\'here have we been? T he decade of tho Seve-nties began during tumu l tuou& tim~; ~d :111'1

ur'lp<I()Uicr wM C-(ented m ueh uneasiness and tension on eollege campuJes. As the eonflic1 drew to a c lose, oolfego enrollmenu boogan to soar with tho increase p rimarily duo ro veterMs <'11'1d with the umergMco of .1 new gi'OVp or student$, retul'ning women. The changing Slu den c population that ooncluded the decode of the Se-venties is be$t ch aracterized a&: older and employrnent oriented with greater nu rnber$ of women, minorhies. and par t t ime stu:dents. This trend will probably contlfllue Into 1he Elglltlcs.

The instructional progroms <lit

Bakerdield Col tego, Portervill-e Collcgtt, and the new Cerro Coso College c hanged moderately during the last £en years wi1h growth mostly In occupational areas. A few new programs and e large number of new courses were added 1o the curriculum. Ourfng the nex l decade; however, sfgnificant changes will occur not only in the programs and courses lttat are offered but In the way courses arc tauoht. The elecnonlc revolution will come of age al'ld forte rathl~r dramatic changes simply a s a result of having more sophisticated communiCatiOr)$ $Y$ton1s and greater ac:ce$$ibility and speed In handling ln lormcuiof\. Occupationat training will play an even greator rOkl than now I

The present mlss1on o f ·the community college will be challenged almon annually, primarily because of fewer students going to college di~ctly from high school, fewer- dollars for educa tion in gefleral, and inflation. Vlhettter Che communitY oolle.ge will maintain l iS current role In post·se<:ondary edu~tion will depend

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largely upon public acceptance of its suc::cE!ues. Public accep tance o f commun ity colleges will be the determinant for adequate funding.

Ofte-n it is d~ngcroos to pted.lct or suggest ~igoificam ch1.,gcs lhaf may ocOJr in the fu ture. espech11ly those rela· tod to financing coUcgas. Not mbny people in Callfornlo wOUIId ho11e though t t&><<OI'ttrol via Propo:~itlon 13 woukt ever par$;. Likewise in the early Eighties it seem$ ii\COnccivablo th.at ection will be taken to undo the lnfamoos tax­Initiative. However, by the mid~Eighti.:s additional changes in (Jr<IJ)erty taxation may bring grtater C(lntr<:l l and voice to local consti tuencies, COI'teC:t di$JJropw· tionllte taxation on homes, and bt~lanc:c ~xation between commcrelnl properties and residences. 'rhe greatest proportion of budgeted dollors will continue to be expended on faculty and support slaf-f.

A dedianed1 lalented faculty p li!YS the major role in rulfilllng ~h~ mi$$ion of any college, and Baketsfiel~ College 1.1 nQ

exception. Minimal facuhy t!Jrnover durlng the last few years: has p rovided a solid corps of Ci!Pable lnsuuc.:toc$. fn the next few vears changes In the instn.lc.:tional staff are inevitable for a very large number of \lle$e teactlm will be approaching retirement. 1 n facr, one-hundred four staff members will reach age sixty by 1990. Rcccm cllanges in parsonnef la'o\13 will <'t llow reducuon of work so that staff membef1 mw g~adualty woJ1( 1nto full retirement and <'t!so prov1de valuable Service to d'le collo~<'tfte-t formal reuremeot.

The decade ot the Elghth!s must be for rebuild ing and regeneration. Those who acc-ept [he responsibilitY for rebu lldlng must do 50 not with a convi ction that they are more knowledgeable than C~nyone else, but because they behe .. ~e someone must ttep forward - not literally someone, but mitllyl

A reordering of priorities looms in 80s

Sira ,.,._ tnd of Wotid W¥ II con"W~\.,ity cotlfget have exPft'itnced MOrmoul growth in "UI"!''btrs of peoplo sotved tnd cutrioulums oHrorfd. Ounng the 7r1s ; IO'Iof,ng oH occurred that borderod on dochno. Soc1etaf forces that rolotod to demography, attitudos toward oduoatlon, omploymont opportunities, lnflotlon, wor, social mov~mol'\ts, peaoo, ond I ll thO I'O.C t, rmi)OOl on oducation just DS thoy offoet our othor insthutions. So the 70't Mw growth, a ehange in the compotltlon of tilt student body, a movement in the direction of OCCUI)(:It•onal edutalion, a recognition in the curr,c:ulum ot the civil tights movln'lttlt, a dreRic cbeoge in N Unendi'IQ of comfrllinfty ~~. and tintfly the firtt. widences of decline in .,.follnwn.

As d~ o.c.de of the 80'$ begins it fs nltufll tO lC)IK:Uiille 00 v.tlat the ODt ten ,...m will hotd for us jn higher eduation, p.~rdc:ulaf'ly in community collqn.

It Sftf"'U pl4in that there will bef'lo respite from tke ~ll'1 that an: being made oo ecJucatlun. n.e aptlort$0"1 chat " the power lu ln Is Lhe power lO desrrov" miW•l lie rephrased to re<Jd "til~ u<1Wtlr to wiLhhold tuxe:s Is alw !he I)VWt!r UJ detlrCJY ," Wet bUill a ulaMIOu$ systtm of frte public educ.otion in Cl l lfornla extef'lding lhrough professioN! tnlnJng .at the university. No Olhtr still In lht Union has """""pll.nod this oo eHett~Ve~y illld comptetefy • Clllfomia. The CO$l of this - svrum hoi boon borne by pubhc funds from total atld ttat.t taxes. 1M -lo _, W11hng to PIIY raxos -ted to tcllools Otld collogts so ,,., they and their chil~. and thtH' dti.kireo•s children. ¥tould have opportunittes othe<w,. cteol<!d to thtm.

In the l•t• 70's aod probably COOW'Iutng Into the SO's we haye seetl new PfOYISiOn.s tPProved by the votets chat pt,;t &U(h etot1omic constraims on education that th~ abihtv of schools and colleges to meet the needs of the people Is severely limited. This will le6d to a timiuulon on opportunity, and in all probablUtv. o ttJition system that mon other states have already ,dop,ed.

Reductions In 1e10urces referred to above w1ll prob.!Jbly mean a reorderi'1g of

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pdorhin. The amtCUium wtll be e:atled into quesdon and MIKJt moc:Uflcldom will have ro be madO duru-.g tht 80's

wnh resptct to whit it ttughl, PrO(Jfam• leading to 1 baecahmrellt dogrtt will continue to havf't high mtvr. The demands made by 'ht I'JM>ple. and businM.s and lnrluttrv, w•ll ouarantee strono tXcupatio,al pro.oram•. If the doors rwmaln optn to all who ar~

lnWil<t~d. w• w;ll <till o>rob.,blv dovott substantial rasouroer to dovtloprnontal coursos that will help t tudanu ovCircome aeademtc defieient•M. CounJOIInt will continue u 1 notdOd tOf'\'fc:t for studMt:s, But boyol'd tl\no programs and setviteS, wo otrt I ko'y to IC.'G rn.ny fPU'-end!MoefttS.

Coutsts rtl1\fd 10 kia.re ff'ld penonal SI'O'Nlfl wtll problbly be offett!(f through community llrVicles on • pay·at vou go buis throu1h the assessment of feu Continuing EOOcouion will foa.., Ql't oceuoahonal td\Jcation al'ld mand:HI!d in xrvict tr.1il"'11"19. Speci.1lly fut~de<l P'09ttms such as thos. for SOf'lot aduht, child co:~rc, ond EOPS will probnbly continue. but uot grow.

It seems likely thot colleges will turn morl) anri more 10 prtvota fund 1n_g through the C'stD:blbhrnontllltd growth or found~tionJ, In the fo~•r·vtaf ool~ge 011d univtr$hy qm~nt ro~u\detio11.1 •lre.:tdy p lay Iii rneior role In finlltlelng p•ugraml and .set'VIcrs.. Contmunhy colle,es wtll, of ~tv. ln0\'1:! I9QAI.SI'o'lty Into tJtt Qrivate r~t"Cft mAe~

And what •bOut ••nployer err.ployee relitions during th* BO'sl I be'~ ~t: will bt a rn•rur•no ot &he­new poli¢es end Pf4CIICIS ~ttd by COJJecli'te bM'gl•nMg. Bolh $t<k!$ Wllf become more sophlst.eautd. Jeu pata.

noid, 11'\d hopetulfy.;; httle e.wer '" tht saddle.

No dead! Is !NittiOUl prOblems. d i rticultl~s. challengts. and disappolnrmtt~B. Also no ont can really peer Into the futuro Md see an b«urete pi~Me. The be11 .w can ~o 11 to plin cafefutly will' 1he bC$1 information 1ve can compue. and ttav vue to ou• mlsslon of scrv11'1g thl! tducetlonal needs of me peoptt!, I be!iove BakeNijefcJ College Will dO thiS during the 80'1 and beyooa.

Tuttle would like two year solar program at BC

Editor'$ natn: Bteauw lotslf fuels 11te mo-,in r mto 1M s~c.ty <&tllgtHy and much o f thtl lndustr.ali ti!d d vlhution wt tnjoy depends upon ttl!m•:nd(lvr q~mities of !mpottl!d oil, wu Qhlln lind ourwl\111~ 11t 1he mercv o f Fu E;u1o-r11 O!l ~hMkdoms ~~o c:h11rge nil '"fl tnff.c wiU bea1 perb'3•tel of oil.

As alt!matt! 1ou~ees o f qnorgy e~ &.lll)loted we will Mar moffl Wid more of toli1' &1,ervv. It h nothing nnv - w la1 1!"'''9'1 from th11 Mi n 'upporu ALL 1Ue on tlll'tf'l and n11s h Om th• bt:ttnntl'\t ol time.. E11ooyr. trn!f9V ftom tltt: $Un nilcheso U•th each d ay to mcRt our needs Z,OOO tlmns over - 1,.,., h d ltiuM!'d u• umtt••l•blt In cloud'( ~tlltlt o r at ntgb t, Thf, OM dr•wbuck with th i-1 .llbundl)llt, lt$f $Q\11Ce ol ltgltl "'"d .. na t t1•1 bNI'I lb eon~rsio.11 eon comp.'jtfd to eotlvti.,t!onlll enetgv ty•t~>m• ri1111 used !Jolt, otl, iloilll.or olonttlcity, Now, w•th 1he burp.ninq t.Ott of f!ntrov tt 111 tim• h ioiH, mnr• .ananrion rt btln1 p••d to der~etop lno thlt ri!I'I~Ahle !i0u1ee of fltlllftiV

AtWI whde It b ttxpll'iiSi'o CQ instflt sol•r he1111no U.lllh to hna1 l\~im· mi•'IIJ Pc>Mt, P•ovjdl! ItcH w~tcr 01nd to h~llt I t'IOu)ll Of ~;ommctci<ll bvlldl!l(l, tax lnt:t!nt •v~ make- $01i11 unfu a fea:u.bfe lcwg•tllrm lrl\'llff· ment, UPI!'cially fo, n~ homu o• b•nil'lot; COI'IW-uc:Uon, New buffeting ~" in S1m D1ego tou nlv R EOUIRE sol&r tne•qv feeturei fut r1:sidnn-. IIIII contUIJt:UOn,

B> PAUli\ DAOl l JS '\,..v,,., ,,. Edttor

T h~ <un\ lmfenu;ll :~ 111 <'!l~r~~ ...oun,• 1c1r m.m·., ll!\1,' h .!1111.""'1 unlnn!l..:,;l. lt,o; ~v:u l.1h1hty !IIi il\~m .. ·n·

dou ... For ~-x.unpJc. Olll' ~f.l ) • .... uprl) ot lOUI.H

t'lll.'ll!) em «h..: ''Jrlh t:. 0101\: In:'" r.O<l,O(kl tlm.:~ %~Dh.' t lh.1r. Lb..: L~1mh111'-'d .!oil~ output o.l lloovcr. Pilrk,·r, D:.cvi'l 11nd (~kn f.;tn)Oil

D•= Wirh tilL" 1hcm~: ol ··1 uo~m~ 1n 111\' JtO\'

Bo~ TutUo, llss~l;mt proiCi>\Or .u IJ( . wo;allt hk,· 10 sec t• twry-~ ~ar sol;.~;r <.~t111i~·u1~· NOtuam d~'Yt'h)J1 h('rt if! i hL• fUtUT\•. ,\h('l Wl~h tb.,: rm· gr.tm. h~ wouW ltkl• 10 hi!\'( un utt l·undi IJo>n· In~ and r~lrl~t.~r;lliu rl J)rtlJ!tJtn "''"'' u,, :.•' rhal .;1udenu "racluatin~ from BC wotdd h.t\'1! .J

hrutnler .. ~.:nst oJ knowtt"d!!~ A.no1her iJt-a rhal Tunt..- Wt:luld Ilk!! to liL't'

bup~n a1 Of til rite: fu1urc h Ill butiJ :l Sd.u l__,b II> rook ltkt' a ht,lh~ 1r1 whidl d:t'-~'" wutdJ ht' '"onJIILtt•d m .mtl mlmllnr t'UUr.t·

worh rdalt<U in .:n.:r![.:.\ .. \\I! multi ~~~'" 1hc '>nlur en<rt,') h\ usmat \ulur W\l:'l!h 111 lu·.•t Y.uh:r." comm<-n ttcl Turck·.

,,., f:1r ,,., rho; u.r<·pr::n~'t.' nf <~flhr '''h"rJt~ t<)C.' ··r..:opk ul\" ~ti ll "":mini:: 10 \1..'\' wh;•l dh• orh\!1 .~r-uy i'O }IOill!'- ttl del ht"f<t~ lh~'}' u\\1.' .. 1 lu ooL.r en,;or2-y ·· t:l itl "l'uttl~· "l( th\! <~:. .. t~n• i~ ' pxl one. I hen h , IM IJlfi l .sl .1bc1111 ~l) )'•";1 ... If poopl\' .-.~ mon: •11 '{ll.!r C!W r!'} 1h,•nlh1.·~

m~lll '"''n.,ic.h:r II I thin~ th<~l tht< huiJ,jep.q( 11ew lHHlh""- dhlllld l•ldude "'ll.1r ~.·n.,. ,.~ "' '" UJ'Ii~•n"

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b,•J ~·f I hr L.•.lt\lt rM )111\H\',ItiHn in CO!nll\11-nity C'<ollc~~··· in <trd~r 10 JWOnlOI\' liP Silld}'' of !1-VI • .r ento® 111L"} 1!1\:~ r,•,-t•i\('d .1 p-r.nH f....,n; 1h~ l.l!af:!-1•~. whtt h ~~~"~ 111\\l;mfs '- t:Kins-;.~r 1111- wbr worklhop,;. ··w~ mvtt..• p..:npl..: I mm U1c- ot h~r 50 \."0 11<:-g~~- \.\-ho :.1,..,1 hdonp. h • !be lc~uc to .Jih.-nd our V.(ltk:>hOJl,. In ordc1 h> l.c:s~h t ltctn .ahotll liOfur eMrg;·. \\'(' o~J.;q hJ~\'..: 18 OM·Wt'-'1. w\)r*murr. plann~.:J ~ ... - ,v~ .. 1h~·

<.:txmtry ond. b) hosttng 1 he work~hops. \\'C :u~ ;.~bl\.' 10 n.•ccl~1.' new cqtli)Jil\\'.l!.1, .. -. tutcJ r ltlll!!'.

fn pro~·e thai ~otu .:nergy Is worLhwhik, Tuuk tccenlty ill'itlllkll 11 wl.u d'<'\i~""~ i11 hb bOnlC for hc:t1il'\y WJ1et • .u'h) Jt h."- pt~)\~1 10 bcou sew of the yc.11fy w,u.:r rcquin•m~:m ..

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nw. ne" 2-~tory, 2·ll-Cdt'oom deUJ~ht'd huu~~ \\Hh loft 1:. n conlemf)omry lram1! Lles~gn 11'1 the S70.U)U prlc-.: run£c. rtct'\ on the s!Jgbtly :..loplliJ! sue (unn .1 natural 'II. tndbrei~k. A ~r.1.pe >~rl'\\n .. nude..\ cb~ \Olllh \\ indl)'ll.., during th~ ~utrtmcr.

( ~tlknor rill fow Unnwoctl' 111)1 "IICtr ril-e !l(' ~ll\1\lnt htllt~l 1r hll l•>ll.lumt"•h• ~u1.:1 b.:J:It!f .1i1'"c ~~ .1~1u1lh C\l tiJ I M ll'lt" '-111.' (,l!hl!.h \ tllflll l hlfl ~ l11 11) d~j!~l.'"! <~ \"JII'ter 'it.lt 1! \t.{ ''l'llll•l1111 .lit OII.~I:JII,d•k

\_"EFfCTION /

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-\h:Jd,t'lttlfl\•1\ .. r (1 ~rlrn"m ( ''"~'o.- Hll, A jl.ft11h:r I!'""' '" !OUI ~r ndulivn .;tl11o:~.-1ion tnm<limt~ ll'llll btll..!hi~"-~d ~) II!Un' lite t;\111~-.:lol ,.,.,.,.~ ft111t'l lbl "lltimull'lllll)l!.lt:! ' •t c.a(!ltlh:' rldto\lllln ~llc~;«d h-om ;~.dj~\lfDI ~nrund 0 1 hmldl=\8, iUfi.lC:.,: ... lllt.'(.!<Kn:•pvmlln~; rcdw,.'11f'!D ''' ro~dlo~·

1111'1 l.luntly ~i\1~ lh.: ~:u h: .. ~o.lf, d;;.t bl uuJl·upcu·uum (•h 111'1\t\l.:d tit.: r--:..-.JSn;.-.:4 """~" .:-<>~t•\J!fn!IJllhi~ "-"''""'

Dr. David Goodman

A scientist and futurist evaluates future

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Wh.u cl'l.tn.:t' illlt.l ch•litnm lito .1hoad durina tht nt'A d«<tdt' '" the ftt-ld or tdUCOIIICin or n:1o2ino. ~0-'~~rn~~~. ~n.,rri.li:t, f.unily, l~isure. Ia\\, crimi~ ru'itlcc, ~oti.tr o~nlj pohtic~l oro,csstK? In .tn rfiou 1u t'~ptol'c ttlc.;c uncenaintll'S ~nd dtltrnunr thl· C:tJI-rtnt m,ponal rnMrllt I tONI l'~ns for lh•• I QSQ'..- and hotyontl, .tn Bd hoc c:nmm.ncr ili)POinred hv Ktm Cnmmunity CoUtgt Oisnic1 Ch.u1Ci·I1Hr, n, j.lmto~ Vnuna, ith ltd De 0<~!t'id 1\. Gooduun, f(•l•ndr• ,u\d 0!1«­lot ,,f 1hl' Nf'UIOtr.,.·nrr CrlHC't •• 1l1r llflhn~·l~· vi Suothttll C..lifurnil, to J't~nt 11 n '''" ..... ~ I() 8( studtnb &nd bc-uh\ Of' \h1ch ~&:.19~0.

o, Good,...,.n h • tt'Wuch~ •ho lui: tOnc.c:ntrJ~tfll 1n lhf: ficlds ol nt'or~, bloo.::htn'lt\t")' .11\d hum•n NPN~~r. hi ... r.w.u,.h ~t'<'Ci.dh ... br.lin #Un(.lfon ~I'Kl t.t h.a,. .KUufd 10 }' ,..,. ~r t-'\petitnc~ in •hi~ rwiJ.

'" .. lhu~hl rtnvuling h~Lttr·c.. Or. Ww"'lmo~n. ul'!....:r·H\.1 slut .. is;nifi<.atU n.ui 1.HlJI ucnd~ •lU.MJhl be stutl~tl 01nd for~ ,,.,l b'r t~Lhl'lh;.Jih qwlihrd pcfJpl~. previou~ lot~·~..uters h.:IYot not bc:t•n quall­(l;:d 11nd lulth~t. hd\~ bern c:ncumhc red til uniluly inllttl'!H;rd by thi' g<f\'t:rn· numt.1l IJ! bu~lr'li.!:>.~ W!Ctors pro\'idins Lhc f\•n,t ~o. to c.lt\lelu(l thr,... CffJitl' ICX('-C-'ll''"

h 1~ h1t wnttnl!ofl thaL, in .:.ddizion tn ,, !tnt1! lc qu.-lih<o~l t<Jn, tht' "futur-iSi '' ~hO\fld hl" ..n lnd~C""dcnt wurce ot l.ncrw .:-cft.:ot, ftrr 111 l""'I'Uur'ld ;md fC·

.. ..-.uLh, who"" con''"" o~ ... c,.,k1 be

.av.lii.sbt" to RU'ocmntrfll, "'<.k'ntC', 14."<'h nulutlo, bu\anns, ttl, rn-di.1., .and lrl~ leh"''.al puN,.;. thi1. frerdom of K~C' \hcl..fd tor proh•cle-d 1n • ~net a'-" zu 1h.ot1 enJOyed n r,\:cdQnl u! t.l'l(' rtt--,.

From his 'tud o uf the bn.n. Or. Guo.:,im.m '' Hlf1\lntcd tho~t -..·e Ylould ""'''' .a mor" prtd!ct~btc cornrol O"ot:r the lutiJ'f tb.aft •r wtm lu t·qvc, At dJ4C 22, 11 full)' dnl'II.IJ."C"d bt.&tf1 i\ ilbout 4<n< \Jr•c-r ttl:fln fho11 nf • 1:!·\C;tr vhf. Mut.h

Photos 8) John StoopS

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or thiS .~::rm .. th df"totlop~ It\ thr trorUi lobes .., htrt ttu:- ;a\Julc tiChtn" • l"t .. dimtnSion H~ (~p..tblllt\o· Qtl~fll) O(

'oltOflr. b trTiphJ~7td, .dttr~'Uttvt>4i un br gcner;ue-d, ~lf·r~ut.at•on .and t'mOtioni ilrt s1ruuured ilnd t,.l)ntrollcd

A no(moll humlln hc•na I\ hnm to cxercisc thew fronrll l loh<'·\, Accordtng 10 Or. Goodmtln, when l llc dcvf.!ICJ,fll"ncnt of the fro1U,d lob<'~ h impJitcd durinw formative yc.u'•. ~uch as uccul'\ thmogh the use of rno~n,uanil il.lu;hol nr d• ug addiCLion. 41 new 01nd Jht1ed mcrd of ptople will rewlt wuh prtdict.tblt­•mplct on futurCI lui'IChol'l,.l .au•u of SQ(k'l\'.

Dr. Goodrn.~n vbl><!nnl lhAt it"~"JU~ ftnuri'loh~ h~\t C"ohtd •n th( 1\octh Euro­pun ScandiN,i.lr counuin .and 1n Eo,gbnd ""f'rt 1itudtt) of tllt" "pLt" •· ~nd .. .. o1l• bro~in hmuion' prv.•d~ thr b'"*.. for t~ir forc·c.bh doc. um~:nlrd C"'ridcn.;.t' tt'\'t;tk'tlrtuc lf 1 J..l ""cdu.Uont made b., i a...-insh rt....-:.r(l-!tr dLotfl.,g 1914 to occur b) 198-t 110 ,.,,.,. .. Jlreo~d\o com~ to pas'i.

Ttlis- il'novoltl\·e <tCtt:nliltc: m"1hodol· o~y in the- .malysi~ .1nd rl!solution or fututc lrl.'ndi and t'leMt1~'> d fa1 t i Y from the usual " te-a le.11/i: ... 1nt1 t r ~·~•(1 1 hi! II '' p(etJktiOib, mo\1 of whlrh .In\ rnund to be mmt' t"Uflhonl~tlc t ho~n tt•ll,.blt. 01. Goodm.ln ilfknnwl(\ljl<'d lhAt. whiJt • II f OfeCd\.lfna i\. ,I U.lifl'f lltlWfd - tht woman's mo\·tmtf"'l oill'ld '"tlo~.t•()n were not forrt.:.:!tt- ;~.c:curJtt' rrl'dlclt(•n' ~trC" dt,·~."lo~d rr~rd•na P<>(ltdJ1i,l!\ rill~ • f~ "'·.Uc.f frum "\t~ •~trt. aromk o~.nd iQbr p(llt.'O'I"

EJ"'tfl\ con~l"uhon .. o~nd othn com­pka;uin of u·;avrl •hCLtlt 1Pt.n m..n~

mor" hum:an ffldt~vOf ... •·•II M .I((OM­oiMtd b\ tk(lrtlfUh '" Jlw fulurt And hew. JMul " "~•nma .\fl(r" pllt. ,~ mtmorv 'ottmul.tnt ~n rl~<lunlc "mOIXI" CJfl,ln, cht .. '.ll'll~ \4.'\ h•Vm<ln~s-. dtJmng,? Onto,· ' ''"" ut thr -wo~\f"t or lht future he in~ cv1lu:u.:od h)'.! lut·Jrisl

ASB works through tripartite system

T h(: ASB represents the student bod)• .1t large at Bakersfield College. It '"orb. th.rou~h 3

nipa1lilc :S)'Ht'UI v.ith t he Oo.•Jd of kepresentalivt'\ JS tiH· legislo1· th•e branch, the At:tiv iti~ Bo.nd ((101· po>Cd of dub 4nd org.tni.auioo •ept-\!stll• 1ativcs, and Student Govc:Ul111~1H which includ\'). " ron slate or office•~ .and ~ ru:~man and svphumoft rtp. lht' <Jfn. ccrs or the ASS are clc<;ted e.u:h ,cmt>­tc:r by open voting of aU rcgis-ttred 8(. SIUdt'niS.

I hi'i yl'al .m cnthusia.s1lc group of officers I~ the ASB to n.1tk>n.1l1-ecogni titm when \ht')' .&ttcndcd the Community College Srudern Go.,.'(>rnml)r)\ ASSI)Ci.ilt~n Conferenc"" fn Wa;.hi•'gtQn, D.C. The impon:~nc<": of this mcc1ing will luv(' a

BY PATRICE CO~LINS-MOTl Fine Art'S 1:-~ditOf

profound lnOvence on the: dirC'c1•0n 1hat lht ASB will uke lo fu ture y.:-at~. Oave Rosal<'!o, AC:h' i~r fo• S tudrDI At ll\ilies, llkt'l> 10 ffoel thu, " UC this ye.tr is le;a)1y making .1 pu$11 to innucnc~ the ccs<.;A , this ye:u·'s l e.:~ders:hip will le.~<l l o tht ty pe of influence Community Ctlllege wUI h.:1vt! ors Wue.uion In the '80s."

0C'\•c10pi,,g :\ Sh#.fer't activiTieS pn>­gro~m .u SC .tnd schtdulina •ht .\Ctivi tl~!o of c.:.mpv~ clubs is 3 demanding jcb which i .. undt•t.ll.en with ebullience by the mcmbets of tht! A<:tivhse:. Board. Meoeun~:. or 1he Su.ard ,ut fu~Jd ev~ty Mot~d~&v ;)I I I :30 in the Exeevtivo B•>.lr'd R(>O-m in C..tmpul! Center. The~ 11re anJotu)os to have input from the student body and a11 meetings oar.: open to the S1UdenL body.

SlUilem Governmeflt is 1he direc.t link. bet~een swdenH. facully and adminis. tr.1 Uon. This group Is comptlkld of ASB Prosidr.:m. Vice President, Secre lMY. Bu'iinrso; Man~r Student Activities Direc-tor, Student CPurt J o~ticcs ilnd Song and Yell lradcr\, With such a dlvcr<>i1iccl dcll!gation, h is hoped th:u an the- concerns of BC o;wdcnto; "'Ill he se• vo:d.

Accounting for the ASB budget!!. one of the nww obl;g...tiorU of the Board or Represenrn.tivcs. They wo••k tontinuallv 10 promo1e J learning a1mospher<" on c;;mpus and de-.11 wlth all legisl<tth·e rnat· t('r~ perr.alning to StUdt Ill inreresl$.

ihe Sl•Cce" of S1Udtnt go.,trnrru:nt rests on the CC>r't)nllfn'ltnt of the College <i.tudenl, "''d thi.s ye.tr the ASB crtcour­a.g~1 BC Sh•dents to g\!1 involvtd.

A (•llltla:.•lll(hl •w\tho: l i'iit nr \'.r. Rnu5 Cloud weli t,"'"S~tBI Rllf Cha•·tczto 'W~"i•t; IOII , I),C. JIIHI lh!!h llt\'<•ri:tll, Willi Selt, S.J. H IIJnkawa, ceuJtr,

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tlt• l.~ ~ t .. rph} l•rtt~tehr l~tt< .,r t~•ltl'"l!l"'" •11 11w> fnh af Olrt>Cf{ll M Stude-nl Actilil.irt.

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Photos by ASB and WiUiam Walker

S.•Jdtet Anh-hi1·o; l'l ir«t(lr Da,iG ROSIIIl"!o.o Stcrt.•utvSitSfe! "lmhlt llll4 Fro--b S«tt"tlr\ 1'\m) nook~ lllf: •II lllfalllt.n.

~~11, ":p. \la•..:fl R(ltl~tl"-tlfl lhcl.'fl" •ntndu:h

C'!IJ..,r Jt~.,tkt lind C'l~ • •4 Frn:~l\ \ .r. Krily Rooto:r kllnl •• werk..

h nn•~• b.- oot~lo ...... jwdJ!I"l r..·one 1M t')l,pff'O~i oo!l or tro'J;b \',I'. JadJf' '\'o"fll •tN f.ro>•t. Pl"ff")' 'Ov11ft T11ppina,.

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They rock 'n sing their way into your heart

BY MARlA AGUAYO Ri!oonteur Editor

T ht'- 1.111 St'mts.ter s!gn·~ ·wng class, beuer known liS Lhe Rocknl ' Slg11ttS, dls.pl~ye:tl seven I outna.ndlng pt1 fOt·

m~ n m of Sign Lan:uigc and >ell· expre~ion through visual present01tionsof music.

At.~d iences considered Lhe crew of 14 members very impressive, whO ;e'ertl rootines on Rock~n-Roll originally <:reJ· ted by misls o1 t.he taUbtr ol El\'iS Ptt.sJey, Paul Simon, Wayne Newton and lht R;,idrn.

lnll>trucldr faye.~ Sproul is justiri .. b ly proud of the Roc:kin' Signers and is naturally enthusiastic about the de\'Otion lhtv apply in lc:aming song routines.

''I L t.:Jkcs a tremendous amount of hard work and counlf~ss ho!Jr$ of pr.:~c t k~ " she Y id. "Th~v not only rind a way of inlt!rpredng the word' of a song so LhAL J1 i~ undeNt~nd~.ble to the de9f, huf thry

Photos by Mario Aguayo

..llso urate dance routinl!1. to make du~ ptrrorma~" mor~ pictu1 rSque. ••

To see the-se talented voung adulu perform is to re.tl dle w.umness o( jo'y and love. to undt>mand tht Pfidt thtv lake In help In~ d(<lf stuclcms understancl lhe if\Jt' meanii1S!. of il sorr,.t, Their evidenc love rm ~iRn languJge. along wilh their a1tistic- exprto;...,ion o~llow.s them to tft.at t .1 vision or music.

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1-'11.1 \ 'o1u1jtblood l~lld,.: ll.:t a,..u:p. ,.ilh tbt ~ ":\(!., .. , ~,.,._ tl!c ,..,n, ·•\' c-auda,".

\\ ith u •N) <wft'oithl' ~noli Ml t.·r bo:,, .ladlwJohn·

"'~" oi~~;11. ... ''"I> 'liM• is Ju-~ lilt.~ ••w", f'"'" d"• ~~~.: - Th• ( •h l11 1"he ('tudk-".

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Girls basketball team mark at 7-7

BY DONNA MAC NEIL SJ<tff Write•

A s of SPf11'1g ... ac.dion, lhc BC ~tb b.t~~etb•ll team w4.s wdt huu M~uv a01on with a rtcord uf two wirn and ':IX

IU!it!i. 0\•craU, the 'G<1dc~ fiod t.hcmstfvc:!i bc>aMing .tn O\Cr·.tll mar~ or 7·7,

An «buodance vr rreshuwn ha:. en.t· bled the squad m gre-.aJI 'y Improve over last year's team, whkh only ma.n"Aed to c.lpture one- vlttor)' In 1h t' tr1irc .sca<;o n, Leadin1t the h>eal!i In :ie:Orintt Is I !II I UrM r. wdh an averilgc of 16.7 poin1s per ~mc, C;arla Jrrkins io; dose behind with a 14.2 scoring average.

Sophomore, Oebbie Santiago, is

.shoolln~ 62% from 1he: free thro.,.. line. l eatnmate, Clnd~· Shro(k, .tbo displc~.ys an impftsSil•t record, shooting 52%. Tur· ll~r leeds the 'Gades in rebounds v11th a 10.1 game average. Je•nnlc Jorgenson and Cindy Shfoc.k a.rc also hJving a good season under the b0.1rds wilh 9 5 Jnd ?.2% respecth·t:l)'.

r urncr and J nrgtllS<m .;m.• <11$.1) mating the rccQu;l books in Stc.1ls. lone Mur.-.les Is avcr41glng 3.0 )teals per encounter. l orncr sho'NS a 2.0 average. for"gt"nson i5 close behind widl 2.1 .

Mo•ales is JISO h:.ading thl.' 'Cades in ~~.ssi sts. In seven games, she hilS conuibu· ted 48 assisu.. Shrock is afso showing some impressive playing on the courts. Vt"hh 23 aS$1Stsln swen metro gafUC'S.

Photos by Sa I Portillo

llillphl)ine hCT •atn·~~-ln• pa~~lnjL 1 ~ J n nQif' J 11rjltt~W«< fU~

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J t tuillie JOtKeiiS<-11 fllJ ~lOb (or lbc floop Willi~ IIH O,POIIf'llf t.Ui!!np!S I() lttoQ. tlfr.

Baseballers 3-9 at midseason

A pi"Molt ( \)O(nriK't' lntOt•~ )1 illo:~ Vt11 •• C"u11.d1 P~Ct 14111\'1• Jtult!• ~l:lltr...OP .a41 Jtff C:udffi'C'1~

Tilt- EJ Camino> rwlllltr 1s SJr-t u tbltd lxas-<'ma. \ 'an Tll•rmu flelds a lliN" from bomt pint. Sllorc!>e(lp Rllftcl)' Rackliff IRO"'H to lll~·er.

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Photos by Rick Jones , William Walker

and Jim Badgley

RC "'l~gtr Rob Alflb.l\• slw.,s tht for• d11111 t.rrlt'd hbue• It .690 a•tfll~t t tuly in ltlc !WII:\011.

'11w I !nit ltt'llfllltk \IIU!IId: ··n• i Ro .. ·~ JefrPdfo•~. lltad Pdrt). Mllie MMtlts. J!ltrG•Irnt1. R1,.dy hdcllff. ROO :\Mill~. Mllr.:t Can4•11. ~fl~t Vd cen.t, Gll!i ' r'tteud6,i', Mikt \ 'Iahti!.. Blld: Ro•: C'o9dl P(!lt b~o.Jo.hrt Rolin. Stt\'f' IJ\Indl, Otl)ni~ Smkh. l>t.il Atl• ms. VanTfwr. nun, Crai~ Odom. Lyl~ Nord~ Cor) l'carSOCl, Millt: EIIHIU. ,\bn \1uort. Jll'lllin Emtt~~ttn tt~d (:o•cb. Cnlr,r Cuhcr.

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Women splash way to Metro title

SC's Women $wlmmlng team won the Metro title by edging Pierce, 68-63. While coach Alice Nunes credlted the enUre team with the win, lrfplo vic· torles by Jill Fo.sheeln the 200 IM, 100 lreestyle and 100 IM and Oar Fug•ll In the 50 and 200 tree and 500 free provided the winning margin. They also $W&m on lhe 200 free relay toam.

Photos by Sol Portil lo

----~-lllb b lh~ tum eh•l •oil tbt \1ttll't title; f."ro~tl ,,.,.,.:Jn11 Sd11tllf . .. '1t11 RO!'II•.nd D•r r"Jtltl . D11c~ to"' : Jill r~·ot. Kdh Plltl'ld.. nillftll \111ffJna l~111 f.,~, lrl ldl \llll*tl'~. Ptllll,< Wheal. JIIMt 01"(!1t 1l!ltl lo:lrn \1llle-t

.bu.ct ()!o;(olt sltrb to.tr lt:tt nf 1l1ot 2(11} rt~edlty rtl .t~.

Jill ru:m~ artt'r .. inn.in ll lht 51} , .,d frN.·"I)I.- wbkb trJaiiOtd ~r f(lf 'll.ll lt dllm1pM,Il.4lip"-

011f tu._d:H cu ldl~ lwt" btQtb 11Rr~ "'itl"i•~t SOil rr..,.f)lv.

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Men 5-6 in dual swim meets

TIW rorn!l "'llllftli~ l~;nn iiKlu•l.'• ((tOIII fl.l" 1 &l. Nl·•:l\, Da\;d "-•I'll. Lov.ili Ctantiuu, Bl>h l>tilh, Kt-i• .Stw.a. Jkllw.,. tJ.otlll'lolllo. ltt~loldlt ( (I"' 1 f"!lr' \l('o\1 .. .,, F..d K:IAllcl,, Glo;.n Bto~••• \\ lkl" \JIIhl', J•_, llf«h;•n. ('.,.,., Wlllh••i. !h~·ft. t11ft 1 Con'l!. C*rr-."M••II. 1°111 7.vniv •. IIM!nl n .. un. \in~ Cmh. Sc-ent \lnr<JI s n4 .l tfT Hau ••

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Photos By Sol Portil lo

far, ~lcAhl•ot t.h.:l"'"tl[\ fto11n j11"1 IM'fon .~ .. ~~-

BC netters 3-3 in Metro action

T 001 ftapb11d rttUfiK I !10( OIU'.

Pholosby Jim Badgley

II 'IllS 1 111h1)' dt~· i11 Match 111httt ehi~ 1\.'lm ph~l••'"'" lllllldt. r -R: Coach {;11ylm t~l' i ;o. ltid.: l.smd, Sl~f' LaBrie. Hv~o 1\untt.. 1om lb,a.lllel, Patri1:k 'fhnan~ Riel. t-h ctabllk k •nd Panel \'u E~nd~:.

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Women netters 1-5 in league play

·r~atr1 hW.~~rdndudl•d J. ISuenbfiiQi , 11. Ou\·i~ C'l)ar.b P. N~v.~tt~ll. '1 •. hmhon. S..llell.,-... .. : , S. l\luth~. R. C:n•mbl~ \1.

'"'"''" ..,, l>. s"'"'*' Photos by Sol Portill o

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Rb• n dllo Gtllmbl ~'lo 11 h o"'ll •"" llltlt-~•-r f(ll'dl1111l

Men post 4-3 league

l.lltr)' Clm.•on,: • fl r•Rkf1i long j~amp-er In rh .. e.s .. n-sb bet•M ' "'"' '-"

Kamy Ccmpt>r l1lt hflr wa)l)l, u111rli ••' .o.t 111 ~~~~~ •deo.

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mark Stoff photos

Trlplt- j11-mptr R"tj!ir Garclllt'l' 111\~ gff lt:lliml J:l C"llmiiWI.

Women's track team 4-2 in Metro

Tlntt"J> L!>nd l\" wu~• btl'akiltll- tnr u'" r., 11 "'"'" fu r Bf',

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Tlk- ""smm ttli.tksttr!lwwod up ~ilh a +Z Metro log. Ftollll row.l-r: T~wt; Ptrri!ilt, ~·~nU.a Y011ttg. &llftlda Rip. ,. Vldil 6ro"'cl4'-. 11.1rtlaq. l lul(, Kim Jatl.~m ~~~ Slltrit:IW' WilliUIQ. Srandhtg; c .. ttt \hdrM l:lla llt, 'illillt•f \'U III ' ( m.JIIl:Jgt"r j. I nrlr Willla~mo, Shirl r}' Wallan, Vt'ntdhl DnlltU_'f,., Judy l..}'Dcilo L}fltltf' \\>11-. \ IISll ~(lt;(I<QA, S.,nn Armtl!lda rit. V•ooM Fo~ a11d CIUI(h Sand.y Bow(,_

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Vim, vigor - that's the weekly RIP recipe for 5,000

The pressure of weeki)' deadlinn for the Rcncsadc Rip sc~:ms insurmountable! Can it C:V('r work with all the otht'T d~sl"S, ac-tivilic-s, a job and Soml•tlmcs :a matt! And yet, each Fdday ~hr following Monday's plper is '1pul to lwd .. packed with timoly feuure,, good r.porti coverage, strong cdhQI'i<4!t snuement<~nd a subsl3nlil l Jnl(>Unt

or J)4id t~dve.(tk.il)g.And on Mond.1y morning 5000 e:opi~ ;u~ dlstribllh!rJ to .)n .mxii.>ur.ly :tw!liling studec'lt bo-dv ;:md tOfi'HY\un,ty follo)wing,

The hectiC routine ol newspaper production ha!t been chronided again and again. But I he fac tor thar makcsil aU work ts the- sutfand 11lis )'t:ilr'!i Renegade Rip staff is like no other newspaper staff in I he slntd

lleadcd b) lndus.1rious editor Thomas McClure and cnthus<astic manag.ng editor Dwight Oarden, t fte staft runs through rts p.tces each week wi1h vim .md vi~r.

lkm.t Dlllun .ldnses the ne\\sp<tptl !.taff and k..:cpo; the s ludcnt'i out of cour1, ou1 of trouble ,md iltpc.t.¢e whh the ft:St or O.lmpu$.

Cnnsdcn 1lous ,1nd punClu.&l staff me mbct$ ~ndude f4nninc Berry, Pavl'-' D.a<.~uth, G•eg Goodsdl, ,ohn Gr.tc~y, Tcmy 11os::;, J. R.. Lewi~. Donna MacNeil, M:tria Ma !do nado, l.e)he McNamafa, Am,md;, Mu l lic<~n , Sa 1ah Ptrdfi.l\'linettl, Ruth Ricf'latds, El!tn Schmidt, J~rlt l S1o1nt!'>, Su~tl SH.tu~e.snd O,uulyn Thompson.

Pilotog,r.lJ)heti indudr~ Roman Gtllic«tz, 5u.·ve Ptftubal, Ric~ j()(le., and SaJ Ponillu.

Photos by Maria Aguayo

R('Sirpdl' Rip \C•ff rnt•1nbrro; ind~tdi•l!. \hn•Vnr f.diter O"iatht O~~rlkn.lil•ft • ·rilton l.t.>lk \1cNutlln, J clt!n Gr.n'J'• \\'alttr Scnrmont. r~~· llnq:. P1ub IJuu.ti ,, l.brul~n l tturnp!il)lt. 1\tllrb M.ah1onad•. Athl5rn S.1t1 Oilkllt, Aff,·tnlslfll: Maaegtt Jattl\ltw ~tf)'. tdil.or-1 .. <1ti-crT<•m \h<"l• rt', •lid lturr ftrilrt Ruth Rld!anh .

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Atltt ttlrtot Sl:l!lt'St\'N 1.~ tdkor of 1ht! Jt~Jttd* R[f'. Ttlm 1\tcCiiltC' \4ill lin4\ hi' job 11 Nnk hulnj)tOIJ!J,

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St•Rrr-.l'llulallJ~MIIi ~.l'o·lllli.a \tahl••n:.da, 1(1R) lio.¥1. Wultl.'f Stvnntmt, 11ad Ruth Rich:.~ w"m Ill l~ot- •«y lntne.«H In lhdr ed1b(J('S 1~\lrt,

s ... rr~o~or!t~r"i I O!Ohll ~h'tVtHIUN . II .. OolllU \bcSril n~ it tU) llulfiMQU!ItCI W(lr\; till dlll'll.m)'

tiii)'OUI sb«llo. Adui"lbit~l m••~jtt'r J~•mn~ IUt'ry. tolt'o.luntly 'IO(IrkJOhard Oil her ~•tlt­tbrmclll1. f.u I~· Rip,

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ASB sponsors draft information rally

Photos by Rick Jones

former ASB Stvdfllt n1wte rldef Ju~l« V11J111d Mtd•t spokt ag11i"" tht d"IR 4:urio~ 11 -4.5 ._iAul~ ,M'~ion in tbt BC taf~(f;'ria,

n"'" Mtirr,cllt~ mf"'l~t(;r or tbt nUy. sa• th:~t ta(h "P"kf.>t Pf'~"'~ :t fpe-rninute: 'f"'~h uf tbf'ir 09inio1u 11n ,..., •ratt.

bC 'fu'llff<l ll"I,YIIf .lo~Hlte~ll WJI• just OH ef the: $Wdenu, ukin1 -tUClltiCJIU abovt tht: ~d.for'~ Mftlm f ft" Ofl ihft drMfl.

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S pe:u.kictll 11pi11111 the: drufl. Ja;:quie: Kor.uoc e~tprc~ ll~ vlt•'t of \Ool)llh•ll brine dnfttd.

Forensic team wins record 20 awards KBCC- FM adds broadcast equipment

BC's Speeth te•m wt)n .1 total o( tWtflty state and n(ltional awards ln Matd1 -01.11d AtHil to dose ~u1 the competiLi~ VeJII whh one of the bt!<;l f1t1if,ht'S hl it<. l'lhy-ant year hl•uory. f ivt gatd, si:... !llvtr, and nine hr.,.ntc aw~rd!o wNt wfln by Baktrs.fidd College Sptak~rs ar tht ~I<IW .tn<l n.uional toumOlml'nts, r('Jf cornmunity c-olle.f_es in Sanr.t R<Wl, California ;~nd K<tn<W~\ C:ity, Miv­\Ouri

'Shel' iidVJilced beyond preJhnitiAry rQ\Ind:. In t l'erv tournament it was cmered in .10ct ¥r.l~ the fi rst piau wim~cr .11 the Pac;it'ic Southwest Coll(';lli!.tO For('nsk Asso-ciarion Fall Cha.mpionships in Do<ember." The c.-n mcO\b<'rS of "A Boy Narncd Stu~l" v.l'rc rom Clack, Jad .. ec fohnson ;md Cnrl laur.

"rhic; was reatiy !In achll'\len'letll considtring 1he '!>llt- of our te!IIT11 u

commrrued ~!)C'4:t"h :md dl•bate co:u:h Norm Ft K'Iu~r~ "Our '>qu,ld c.lf \ ix wll~ half the !!.1/e of mo\t ntht•r te;ams J.t nate o~nd n.uion.al.s. We klst m mt excc:plfonal ~peakcrc: .ttl the f.emester bre:sk and to flmd, flhh ,u ~-:.te and dl) il'i well -as .,.L.: did ;,at n;tJie>n;~ ts wJSO a tribut£> to 1h~ h.olfd worl pf Qur :.peJker~;''

Fricker says l11<11 rurenslc-s al BC ofrers some1hing for eve(yo-nc. The facr 1ha1 1he team tan e:.ocl'-1 n.1tio~ iiiiV dt ~•th ~millJlh different € "elll.s ~ Rt.C!ders' ThraLrc: and drb~t4! 5ot:ems 10 he1r t.hk 1'•111 f'he team showed depth in almCI~t ewry .H~a or "PCt'Ch compcl!tlnn In 1979--RO wmning ilwards. in deb:att', tclldt' r~· thcatre informatlv!', 1 mp rnmplo .:tnd eu~mponne(l!JS 'Op~aking, dull!! lnll!t'"llf"~t:l r it) l, •nd duel ~cling, or-~ 1 interpret(Jtion or proStO and ptJEIJY, ~;o.nlmuniconic,m anllysis ;and radio ""P<'<tkilljj.

Ktur lJ«o.•U"t'' ''•'II Utftlll'le. ~11 Artber.nud Bn,_,.(lblll•• Tnlt .. l· ti1u1 Rwh.4f"ll .. dl,~o pn-p•rt tn-cn on lk t lr lot~ t\9('(".f\t ~afl~11'1. Ptloeo h' Bill T~Jhb.

The qv.alit) of the 1~01 •S evi dcn<:td by lh~ fa~o. l •ho~l r'o'ety per. wn 111lt>nding cfui n.&lionaJ tovtl'l.;t. tn\:nl fol' 8C won awarcl!> ..1od thrct o f 1 he she team members won mvh lpJc: t~wo~tds.

Tt'!e hi&h noin1 of the y~a, Y.'"S probllblv 1he "doubl~·s•,ld" p~rrut· lfUIJ"ICt. 4 1 LhC :.t~IO I011f1'MmCf' l In

OebJIC .atld Re.:tdcr''l Th<:J. If~. s,otl Fonte:., .1 fin-t ye~r 6C stud<'l'll bce.art\(! m~ Stone Ch,unplon in Lincoln Oousla$ 0\!balC and BC'S R.:>3der''J Thc.11r" '"The L.tddtr'' '1\'ilh c.as1 members Mar'- C151le, Buddy Davl'i, }3Cki'e lt)hmon and Steve \\'imcr! were s1:w: champions In lhi: r(:a.dc.r-.' thca11e compel ition.

"Readers• Thcatn wa! a s.pccid.t· 1y \\-i th 1.1~ 1 his year," stat~ to<lch rrkkcf1 ''tn add11 ton tU our :.Wlc ctmmplon9-lir w.: arr \'NY pru~d (Jf

(1Ut Fall )1-\Qw, 'I\ 80) NJmed Shd'

Team member; for 1979·80 Wt"'(f

Mad. CaS"IIc, Bro~d Cho\1.", iom Clad, Buddv Davis, Scott t=ontcs. Mi~t Hcckoukorn, Bc"Y Hr.)fdin~,

Jat~.ec• Jt1hnson, C.ul Lun , Rick) P<'1~1S(~n, OeAn.na Seibel, Seck) SIOckm;w, Scott Sturtcv~nt, Bod .. ) Stod.m.:.n, Kathi Waters,. Mikii' Wahcr5 and S1cvc \V1n1cn.

In addition to c-oflcgt' compc-ti· lion SC spetch team rn~mbcr!l wen~ ac:liv<~ly invoh·('d in student govern m~nl as Ml"l'flbl.!r'i ur Phi Rho Pi o~nd sponM>red lhci•· ctmd htgh ~hool

specth tournament thdl brou.~ht over 300 );fUd"-t:"nt:. to ll1e Silk(r~· rlelc.l College C...mpu~. Off "l..unpu) •lL !i.,..1ti~ inclui.lell !of)('.aklng. bcftnc wrvlt.c \.IUb)1 M.htwb .md ~.:onnnu· nit)· grotiP~. The c~,:.o~m ..... , u l~ r.xtrrmc-1) acriv~ in rc:•triJitlng speakc~ lor Lhr 1980-S 1 sqwad.

Uf"t !<pet<h 1nd ddtatt. tr..m trill fled 111 Kll~' f"ir,., i\11)., Tllr l.'il' or ru.,ntaios. lfl compt lf ill lht llilf~illll c-u-~n­IMinit) COIIfge ~pt('(il 1011/R&IIH'Mo Reo:c:fllhllt rut WC'n~ IW.' IJtrt 1Uli,.:h1t f\f<""t \\ ia1""• Budd, lb1iii.~OU f."41111n., t\htk ( " '' \'1 1)4..\mll Scllx.<l. _.4 Jdf't JObbofL .. U tH; '9tn.l.U\ wllO Ufti'IUil'll IJI~•IVliUU.Illl'llt WlMl Mtillftlll ,..,.arlb..

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KBCC·fM, til t 8JI<t-rsnc.·ld Col l t",llt' f,HIIU '\l.lliOI,, .1ddttJ IO illo '1-tll· dios s~v.;rJI pieces of btc~dt.l!.l {1~uipu,o!rll whith we•c dcm~red bv commun it ~· org:e ni~:.t ions. TI1e l:bkersfleld Ad Club pravlded :! cart-pl:lo,.·bad. m.Jchim• fot the station's producuon -o;tudio Olnd 1 ht' G<>oq;c.o Day Mc:-mo1ial Fund . .:1

gru.up form~d Lt1 kt:ep .1H~oc thr n1emory o( the local pruf~ional b!O:Id(l: ... ll.!t 1 ..addt-d ~ \:.AI I fCIUII d (

p.byl'\.:.ck un11 fot t he .l!if studio, Bulh or thc•'it' "M«'~UP~ h,Wf: b<'(!n eipeci,lll, "PtHtc.'i;~ red sine<' Propo­sh1on 13 t:.l\Js<ld .1 w tbad; in funds for l.'qUipment 11t"<:dcd 10 keep t.ht­'Sia llon t i D 10 "St.ti..C·of·ril<"·.r:rt stan· d:lrds..

K· t (16 C'tpandcd it) ncw.scast uht:dule, provid'ng hve-mi.nutc fiCWK<IS~ hourly from 9·50 a.m. IU

-t·SO p.m. Thf station caJicd on a group of Mc.xican cx.:hang.r: 51u· dents for ft;.htr~ stor~ comparing rheir expericnct""; at U:iJ...cr'ifield CoJ.. lege ~~ i1h their lire in ,\1cxicl),

Slm.c.- 1he $l a lu.m trio>, hl Jppedf 10 ~"c:'y "'·gm<:n! or cht audictlcc, K· l 06 F M l.leg.1n ,, "GuviJ N¢w" \1.lrott1iJtl1• " hour C"Kh tnc.n ning, ol,\ ~ !ng Clu •'fllJu ro,;l ,miJ tn'ipira­tion.l.l mvs1c. For th\! ft(St tiro~ in 'It'\ t.,'ldl :,1.!10\"'lh;l !t, l)!t: '1"illiUI\ hilS <1'1

Mlivc grvup uf i;tn dis' Jut. l~es ruu;,rammins th~: mid-mutnlng block, :U:d soul mu!>fl fld~ bettl expdndell.

J\bou 1 ten ac the -lO student ~Mi l •Jf lh '114JIUI1 411: .tf!tu W()(J.Jnl!: S'MI~ I hOI! ,u IOC.il U.d!O llo!lk•ns J; jo.;.._:­

,lf"!ll.,nl'\'o.:.tMtl!r"'. K· l 06 FM Is fookmg torwM4 10

t l1L o;umml't """"'liJit '"hen lhc 'H~tlcm will bco.,<h:<l>st rour ~~\\"ntngs a wo:ek strli"d by mtmller~ t>f the summ« broad<""as.t classes.

Dorms stress 'home' atmosphere to 120 residents

BY SARAH PERELIJ-MINIITTI StJff Writer

T he two tesidence halls, Levin­son (women) ~nd Pr:nor (men) 3r<: hor-ne to ll:pproximatcty 120 Bakersfield Co llege ~tu-

denl.$. "We try to make people fctlli~e­i('S il home environment in the dot~ns" explains James Bechtold) r~id~n1 41dVi· sor. "We try to mnke- l t enjoyable lor the donnies ~nd pra.+ide ~ commt111hy close­!.e$S for 1he. reiidents."

' l"her(O are many ac:tlvetics co kttp r~i· di>nts. bus~'· Both L.:vins.on .fl l'ld Pr~tor Halls have th<'ir own t lecte<l Sf\ldent officers. They m~l on a we-ekly ~~io; 10 discuss bu~iness .tnd upcoming events. The cl.ec:ted ofl1et<N. for Pr.uor H;~ ll ue· Jimm)' Rios, prt-Sid~nt; Kul't Kttll~edy, secretary-treasurer; Randy WdU,11n~, ASB repiCStntativc; and Warren Harter, at~­Jetic dirtctor. The officers In Levinson arc: Ca.ry S.tathoff, president; Sarah Pcr~ll i·Mincttl, vice president; Eli.:a_bcth Munoz, sccrctary~ucasuror, Kita. 9catty, ASB rcprescntall~; Lauric Wiggs, :U.h· ictic dir~ctor; and Hoath~r Welsh, sun­shine chairman.

Thcre Me .1lso regular mee1ing.s of 1hr: food commiUet'. This. commiuee plilno; sp.edal events "Such as the Th.1nksgiving, Christma~. Valerltines, E;..ster a.nd special them~ dinnero;, M~mben: or both dorm\ volunteer 1heir t ime on this commiuce.

Another tmportAnt part of dorm Hfp is the soci:ll activities. Many successful dances h-ave been held, most notably tbe Hallowetn aod Valentines d.lnccs. Othel' atlivhies have included pionics, barbecues, roller skating partie~>, and trip,; IC.I Yosemite and Dio;neyl:lnd. Sever· at speaker'S I'Htv~: ~I so given lec\ures in the dor'ms on l r;~n:;ctndent-al mt!ditatiQn, safety and c:offtc:t ivto worrying. Th~'i' dorm:; were .also activt in HOn1'-'COn'lirlg .and Spring F ;oir events.

Photos by Jim Badgley

Kmc Kcnllt'lly. Robnc Cno,, Dianf ftlica-o a!Mt EGsprnd fiUif r.-vutilt pao.liiiM'- in t'IK' Rt'(':rtuli• n room,

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The IIH'n nnd ,.,~men,. donni «lltSisct4 of Kllrt Kenoedy. Stt•~ U nslty. Bt r-.au Crtdotr. Lu11ri Grld(r, Jl•natJ Ri4l~ ~bt<ny R OMJd, Camm y 'l' uumarb, t.1i /'t1ut11,11~ S•a}' H(lncl~ l..aorit' Wi"'• Wu«& ll•ntr. TtXV, Jot Ctprl, Kt) KM~y. RobHI C'ru~ O;hld Dc1tly, Kurl fk.t.rliM. D~!tt' \lortlln, Khil Rl'a.U), Sa nil• rercllf..\l in<'ui. Phil Fcld..-u"' h netle, Matild:a nunu, Ltpt>S alu.ar, Euctl'lht Wl.lli iLm,, lh)dllty &"'b. Ttri llnlll, Johnny i'}·II(Jn., O&nfty, Mooiu Gro,, 11111 \' in«nt l'larier.

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M EchA, BSU, College Players active at BC

Di~•ssi"' ntXl )·<'•r'~ Rtl\I!S:Oft Ill !. lk prop ~lwp lift T11.11t B~ll•rd. \tilo.r ('lark, ~IHI'R Sp11nklr, G•rntt Lnkr, Tt!!slt Palttl., O.lc S,o:ltt, 001111~ Kirby, and Sllerrk 8f'dfnnt,

COLLEGE PLAYERS

Although tho Collt'gr Players I~ pr1manly n socral organiLHion for 8akt.·nfield CoU~gt Theatre Arts ,studt.ru"i1 thry do work towaJ'd 1hc- promotion of Theatre ill B.C. and tn tho communlt) . In an rffurt to raise- mon<"·Y to (urthcr these aims thl· dub orpm1,cd flenogortJ, a t·IJIIowe~n !1-cilro-housc, in I !:)78.

RCI}f)g()te I w6~ !>o ~uco~sful th:.l the college Pla)'er:. produtcd RtNkJg<.m~ II l:.,n fiiJI, which etll''ncd sc ... erlll thousand dollius to l;le u~l!d fo1 ~cholfll'!lhip fund-, and ((J I SpC"CiAI cquipmCql rl)r the 8 C. Tht:~H'C'

........._ USU offJWN Sh(tly \'ma. ,,.~,.Ill dlut~or Leooard CaU.Jillfl, •nd Rkk) J•cse-~n llk.:ll\:1 pha.n!l for ltlac:\ 1-ltwory \\·ft.lt,

l\ l rrll" n!tmb-"1 l.wbuiH l111> r.qrn, R1111 f:ntdD•. Rl)o,{J•••u' I." ..... N~Ifl. VIC'kl C'•Nib•}Jil, Th~t- l':oo:,"l"'- C•t•!l yt~ Rrli\0. L,41a ('f'tl(. OMid lltm-.ndu. llfu• fl"tun~cla. l.oui\11 f.l)lltalrs, E-vclyR llnmndt'l, ..\ntit RflAolrfll. ())l!u ('ll.. .. tm, R4'bt•(l'!l .limrnrt. Jo ... G.ucb •nd 1..nilll Z1uno111.

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Kleinhample,

BY RA~PH NJElSEN SC Oir~1or P\lbilc

I nformJ~ tion

Alvin (Mr. K.) Kleinharnplc h•) dcJit with inl t'O:)C heal clfld rlyin)) )p.arli fo• :.0 toog the "stif Iller .. c,f 110 •r~ \llotldtr Of the cunmg tor{h u( <l J.I:S .,.,cfJtr mu;t fttl riM OIC'ft> Wfl'\ of hi\ .rm. He prob.Jbl\ ty, U)4:d up l'toct ~Hidlnt rod tlun mO">l of U) •ill C\'f'f '»« . And 1flt )tudcr'lts fl.t hu lnsuu~ud tn the f•ne .,,, or conn«hng or dl<ocCJrt· nccrlng ph:ns of meul would llUmbtr In 1he tho1.1sands..

Mr. K. will end his teiChlng taft!(!!' at the c11d or this ~·til r, While his 39 ')'r.ars at BC may n(lt be a record for length or employment jl the tull~e. U'ltre are very 1 t* who hJ"t worll.fd here longer Mid probi· bl) nonr who h.l•oe u~en mute plt.l\UIC in lht' Job~

.. , '*'Ill m1~ l~ \tudtnt toot..Kt."• ttlt•nh-mp!e u:, ..... The: ntee Uu"­.lhuut \.hop <h~ IS th.!t )UU fc,&JI) gtc to know ~·our 'Mudtilt\ beuute ~ou u~ working !ohauldtHo· ihould<r."

Klelnh.ample went to work for chr coll~gc upon gr~du01tlon frum Sant+J Barbara State Colh:gr In 1937 In 1942 he joined lloe N••Y to \ptnd thl'tt ) ears In subrn~rlne duty ~ o~n tlttuonlc:s officer

Hf returned to SC in 194h to 1uch J '"riel) ot li:op dO>'In, ti'KIIJd ns muhtnc Vtop. hod" \hop,

•'ld "ood "'""· Itt 1'1~ 'yt'lf\ J.t th~ coUcg:.:o Mr. K. not onl)' hots gotten 10 knov. ,..,, stvdenn, but .itl!IO hJS. studtnl\' thd· dren, ~5 he has uught many ~cnnd Reneratlon studenC5. In filet, BC Tr.ule> Al"'d lodusu~ Ocpanmcnt Ch•lrman Ed Ha.geman wa..s Klein h;amplt'~ student in 1948.

"Mr. K 's dedic;Uion to hi'> proft\· \101'1 has been it bit contr,butml bt:IOt 10 thr: sucass ot m.an,·. ITIJ~'~Y l)tOple m this commun t)' " H..ljfi'NI\ qKL •1 know f;,~ form« \htdtnt~ ~pprecate all ht> ~ dont f'or thtm."

Rippey, Hilton ~ Ogden and WhAt don one l.lu•ftc• tt•d,inJ

4rt ~~ • community c.oU("(C' fur 31 ~·UI'> while ~t•bh;.hin& 4 Nt•unil 11Hl inrernculoAJI u:pul~t!un 4) Jn nnrst 7 Wh;n one rlr:xu.n't do if hi\ name i~ Clay10u Rippl1Y i~ Ius' (ttiru o~ t1d giJ (ilwJ .t wmfoll . .illllc •ocking chair

R ippey wil l retire frmn 8a..,crsfield Collc:gt' thb ytM (he begao hh teadtinc c.utct here in 1949) but donl upt("l hi) n..;amr to bet from tht fi)l ot ere-at ..tnd KiU ;tt"'t" - .anat). He p&.a,-,. to tontinut lht •ot-. th..t h.a .. m..adr hi,_ ru.me f«<grliUbl~ IU m.ln)' In thb tCJountry u ""til .U. £btu,ad.

R1ppey o1ftrtd Ill) l>b..trva.r•oos on tile uudc:nt~ or coday as oornpJtl"d wlrh those of 2:0 year\ ogo:

"Students AIO mUI.h hett and muth mort ouL1ipokc:n HJIJil'y. I hty arc lt:SS h'IIH1'11dil t~d by teachers.·· And that's ncU .lll b.td, he .add\. ••tn MY POIOl of YltW tf'lt)' 11..0 art 11'\0tt' etuuve than 1hr)' "err lO )tM$ ilgo. The, 'rt l.tr It") •nct.ntd ro ·olo.., nSI.g,mmh fl'lty J:O ott 011 thcit O\\·n and 1;~1 \Om~thing tonflv diffcrrnt which "'"' ~ bt'Uer."

A re• ~d,·eniUf\\ 101' lt·pfle~· and i'u!o \\ife, Mucia, will be iln art galletv t~n K.-u,lf, in lht• HaWilii.ln Islands The galftry will ~rod .. dr,lwings, paJntiOg_\, ~~t;&mH;!I, rrintS and ~ulptulc. Tht Rtppt\-11 p1Jn to l•vc 1hc.rc must M lht ~t~l

Rippey h;n ~en BJ~C""'fidd

Cohest" IJO'Iflr froiTI .a rdo~~l•"tl'1' 11n., c;ampLtS- of \C\t'r.ll tktndrt'd i.~Wtl'lb 10 a brx_c tn .. UI..IIton of ~t'f-11 t.f\ouslnd sauckt'll ..

.. Whc!l we mmtd 10 thiS ran'll)',.l!lo, ther-e -.·tre t.,.•o on tht i&rl )l.lH arw:l now 1hcre irl.! I 0," ht ~,..,~ Al"'d. s.tdly for rutuu gener,ul•>n\ ur BC studentS. onl!l of dll' br .. t n( fh.u starr will not bt' h~rt' .~ru~r thi' J unc 10 !oh.ue: his wulth tlf t''(pmt<ncl!'.

But ne)l.l t•me 'fOU 'rt nt'.lr <In ,m p.Jiery ~~~e: Cti.Jntll" "• \tOp n You might bf: rn~dt'Jlt'd 10 ~c tile ... ust '"Rippey."

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Sole~ 1 n 1956, when the 84~tul itld (,olle~e ampu> we know 10do1y Wj!J not quilt complete and 1hc sldtwJI~s we1e mostly mud, Svb!l t·tllton te f1 a te<~Chlng lob she h•d uarted at E-.m Ba~mfl•ld Hl¥fl School In 1944 10 loin -iJ cJ~drt or eruflus!as(lc. U11tr\J~I<tt) who '\toofl't del.:tmln.ecllo m&~f' B<... ont of tht btst ;ommunll" collrgtS n ttw su1~

\11!6 H1 ton ""'*" rl't r~ from bcr 24--~t-oll .1:\tod~IIOI\ 'lit I !'I 8.a"'--e:nfiftd thr. fur< """''t n rht \no'tlo 'eag(l 1tw1 oJ'tt h,-. ckmt I'K'f pafl in prov.d!nJ top IHgtu phvsical rduc.dion in\lrucHnn 10 numerous BC \ludl'nl .. O\·tr I he years.

A lu~tt"r belu1 e It ~A .IS fashion.Jble ~nd JIWit)'5 J fitness bufl, MIS) H11ton has uught a wide \oltiCI)' ol p.t LOur:.ts, includlr'IJ.: badm•ntun. ~r)ff. Ot:gittg, .. net :.<Xsoil

di"'e. Sht b,opn-. tJth dJ) -..th ' 6

"'. m. IUJ un tilt' 8C Mnt!cw • .v S-UdiUfT' I• at .. ' 'I ldo.t to id out ~:nd to« htfOfC the: wn c:ome.) up, tMII )01.. lflof)W htnt,. hird 11 IS now ...-ith tht o,y.n 1..umm11, up w ~r'lv ," :.llt' ~ol~)

ror ttn "t:ll'\ lhC (Qithcd lhc \.Qtlr~r·s h.•llm'"lfm te~lm ihrouah \t\t't.d \tlt't."~"fu l conferenc:e Wol.\nn,. 8J.dmlnwn has been "my foi\'OI''IC! 1Potl ih IJr iU. tf';Kh :n~: is t.onccrnl."d," she 41dd~t

8C'IUtt: bt<OtnlnJ l lt';J.Ch~r- ~nd dur•AI l'l~r lti·)~.Jr carfff' 1n tduutrCII <ht >ll<ndtd UCLA. c.: Po!,. r,nno S1..ur, tht Unf\<rrvf\­of Nt\>.tdJ tht Um\t!iiiT ot Colot.adu UC lkrle:lry, Sin Jaw_ Stat~. C • <;t~tt Fullrnon, !:l.nr.lmC"nlrt S111t, and ~in Diego Stout>:

'Til mi~'- th•· .u~ld.\lilln whh .1 lot of young I)I'QI)I \'," ).he s.;~ys. " I ....... , itHtl'tt')l i'i.l hl ph~slul td~c-.Hion C""tn .o~s J. ~ol'llld I wanted tu shnC' It llfhh othfrt. "

No""', \h.t.- phn\ ro wntk on h<-r colko:tlil~n ,,( ohl tlidtu,.- JtOif duM, r~fmn.h 1-emc .ant~on t~-decon.tl" her home. 11nd - "o do)UM -do <1n O<U~otCJf\.tl l.ap W<tut thr "i!'t'hOI"~I Sudlum tud •.

Wessman end long teaching careers "When I staned '~o~chi"~ in

B:sl.ersfleld (l.n 1948) 1he only way I \.OUIIJ get my wife to agree to move here w:Js by protn•sing her I would unly suy fOf • ytar," says BC Counselo1 Rodney Wessman. "1'hat wJs 3'2 yeaN. ago. Nel,her of U!! wanted to leave afte-r y..c gol hct~."

WessmJtt will retite from his. "uni:-Y'I.lJfjOb" June 30, but c,-ays he will continue to help out d..,ring puk 1tglsmuion pC'Jiod!l.

l"'e ~gan hi~ orecr l n etlucatlon "at il little coun[(v "hool in Minne· sota. ·• .~tu~r fi"l~ )'t:4lrs he b~me an electrfdiln (or lockheed Alrctdfl In Burbank !or two years, then ser\'ed i S a cdes11;tl navlgatlcu\ instructor '" the Army Air Corps for lhree years.

Arter padua~.e trainin~ tn Busl· OC$5 Admii"'ISH;uion at UCLA where tie earned his Ma.sters Oegre~. Wessrnan became t1 te,u~.her at Sak· crsfitld High Scboot For th~ past 25 years he ha~·becn • t-eacher and cou~elor itt BC.

BY PAULA DAOUT IS A~sociatc: Editor

··If I were ~lecting a prorr..sston again, I wo1,.1lc.l sl!lect 1he ;a me one," satd Fum OgclM, who •s retirinJ;: from 8aker$held Colltge illtha wd of 1hc <c~ool year, whtch will conclude 45 yettts of teaching Jnd counseling.

Bel ore beginning her c;utcr, Ogden ~rncd an A.B. Degree with .. ITI..t jor in E.nglish at ll1t· Colleg• of the Ozarks, Cl::irkwlllt, Ark., a Te.al'.hers Commor~la l Ot'gree dl Capi~l Cit-y Business College, lillie. Rock, Ark., a M.S. Oegree fn Educ.1Hon at the lJnwcrsity of Southern California. She ,tlso completed o lhtr graduate study at Fresno anrl Northridge Univef~i !ks.

"I 'vi! alw:t•{s s.\id this collesB had outstAlnding nude-nu, stJ.(f, admini -st r.J tors, and board members, •• Wessman nares, "tt•,s,ill true."

In addition tO his lnvolv~mr•H in educAtion, We-o;.sman has be.:n very ol(tivt' In profe-.sion,:~ l oand fommu· nit) -org.~nil4!t i<ms. He hOlS 5-erved a o; eh1i1 I'!'IDf'l o f tht BHS ~nd BC Bu-.i· nC1S Edl•C<lllon Oepanmcnts, wu pu:~idtnl M 1 he C~lif(ltn!;a Bu~lness Edu4.>ltion ,;.\U(ldation {Centt.\1 See· Lion), and ha~ been • ltc.tu!~ j,, mone"y m01nagemcm f<K a \'.tritly o f gmup'i.

Upon lt ljrc~nt, hr plans to do vcrsot'lal wmultlng on nnanclalnnd money maflagtmenL maL~rs and, .tlong wllh his wlrt, Cthtl, tr<I\OI, hi~(', and camp

-Looking bacl o n h i$ 32 yt".l~ in

etlucalion, We:s.sman say~ h< h<tS se~n change~ in the !tludc•lb but ''cuntr<~ry 10 ::.ome b~liers, lllcy'\lt been good i..hdJlKts1 &llcan whh 1he bt•siness ~drnlnlstratlon majors I coumel, ·• ht! adtls. "Th~ 'il udents I $tt today ar,• more eager, rnofe \. I

Tht Crtdt!Hlals [hal ()aden ear11ed inclt1dt : a Ute- Olpl(lma t<:> 1 e,ach ~II grade~ or JXlblk .and secondary j,chbO!s <tnd in the se\'elll h and eiSLhth fPde~. 21 Ufe Ololc..ma to teach In an~· pubJic c.:h~mt:ntary schM I, a (~enrral Pupil P.,-s.onnel Services life Oiptoma; and a ~cnndary Adminl\1 ratlon l)ipiomi!.

When Og:drn first ~gan hN INching c.art'~r in Arka.ns:~.s, she was only 18. Sh.: lwld that position for <>~ ~·l-Oll' :.nd 'hen went on to leach hi~h ~ch{>O I , where o;he uug,ht ~uch subjo:G.U .;.s MJth, Science-. l:.ngli\h, Bu~lntss ~1\1.1 even o;erved a~ thr wumeo~·s b.flsketb;~ ll mach for seven ofthe 14 year!>

Afte( moving to C.lifurni:il, Ogden was ' hom~ t~cher rn Lancaster for a year before guing on to Antelope Valley College wtlcrc she spent 13 yc.ars a$ li te.tchcr of math, business and a c;ouMcfor of business and g..:.nr:ro\1 studies. Out of the 16 yt-.lh th.u Ogd~n has Sptf\t her-e ;tt BC, I 0 of them h.l.\'c! bi!el\ devoted to full· time <ounscling.

0 uring her buiy Khedule of ~~~china, Ogden, round lime to bf" l nvolv(!d with m<~n}' ou tside nrg.a.nb.nioo~ $Uch u the.Californ ic Tt;.l!h~~ ASiOciation whcll' shr:

~crvcd ~ the !tt:utta.IY. 1rea~ur~ and In oLhcr impmt.tnt positions. She t5 il.t)O 4 lile·lun& mcmbe• or the Na1ional Education Assoctau6n. Mr).. Ogden also 'crved ;u pu:sidtn t , vtce·presiden t, secretJIY, tre.awre! And pubtl(•ry

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mganized, and better prcp:ucd than lhoo:;e of._ few y~ar~ ago. Thtv're a delight to work with~" M~ny of tho..e '\tudc-nt\ M doub1

ftt>l t hat. Wevoman, with his s.ense of humo• artd e;~..y.going manne1, hJ'S" also been a delfght to work with.

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clu.irman oi 1he Am e r ican AiSOCi:ttion or Ur(fverf;itv Women.

'11n addition to du·~cilng pfayr.,

.sponsoring yt>.a rbl>oks <~.nd newspapers and co.J ching b:.S"ketb.-11 , other rew:.rdin11. project~> that I have conduc:red include uips to W:~,~hinRton D.C., and other E:~~1t"rn point~ a.c; ;~ sponsor ot 1hc Oycs" f hgh SdH\O~ smicm ( 01 two const"cutJvc: ye411");," ~.~.i.d Otttlcn. Shr t~!so c:omm~l'\ led Jlul1 " If you WOlnl to know your ~tuderus o;p.end two wee~~: on a !>chool hus with 1h.cm!"

"fohnny C.1o;h, the o;mger, i .. !i the mos1 famous per~n 1har I h:we t:lUijht When he w;t, in hiRh !>Chool, he w:.s known :t~ J,R . :1nd l taugfu him for IWO yearc in m)' J;CWUnlins cla..s, ''Ogden u .. d.

Mrs. Ogden ts not 1he onl'y teacher lr; h~r family; her husb:Jnd Lowell was a profC"SSor 11 Cal State Fresno, :and her ~on G:try ts ~ pr<JfCS!COr uf L.ifc Stience~ .11

Muorp:uk. CoUcg&:, Calif. For 10 years sh~ taught where: her hu-sband wa~ the Supcrintt'nd~nt, and she points out tha.l '~it 's an excellent opportunhy lo learn good rappon, and I ;apprc~iato: h;t\'lng th.at b.Kkgtound. ''

A~ the school yc~r come"' to "" end, so doe' th" 45 yeus of d<'dfc:ttion tnal Fum Ogd€'n hn p.fOvcn as;;. t~achc:r ;~nd counstlor. " I ha,•e been very fot lunue In h:.vlng served duting the Golden Ent of cduc•Hion t~nd t he: admnliSU<Itor~ r.,, Wh<Jm I h.)\'¢ worked have bcocn the be::.t, oi11d worktng .tt BC h.tS bt(t'l the ich,g that topp<"d th4! c.1ke..'· she cl)nGIIJded.

Walker signs off -30- in second career

By TOM McCLURE ftcneg••de Rip Edstor

Arter 13 years a.dvising the prpduction of Lhe RrmNmtt"ur and Rmt,.guid4'. Wilh;uu Walktr will be ending n 4J·yc~r joorn;;l~m C:(U'etr "ttb h.i~ rctircnu:nt c:fl'c:ctive ~l the end u( the current scm~u:r

Walker hall done more than hl~t share of work in the Comrnunictt· tmn Ocparlmcnt her~ :.\1 l!C, in. cludinJ.! advi.sing. •h~: productjon o(

the R~"lt'Vfll4'tu. R.:11t:guidC' and Rt·Jtegnrlt Rip for 1hc lirsl nine

)l!tl~ he wu& ho.!rC ul udd11ion 10 m· \lructln~ photnjourn.tlit'm d~L!ISC:"' , Walker'~ u\Ouence Oil juumnli~rn

here Ill Bakcrslicld c-..1n bt.: liCCn b)' the number of former student:; who h:1"c l!One to "'ork cilhcr- .JI Lhe Bllkt•ntltld Culijvmkm or sum..: tllho;r profc:l)~1011 ~ounech::d '~ ilh Lh<: journ:.lfsm ntld.

(nll/rmuatl n:poncr~ lletc l)e A r~ mond, Muk Grossi. Tim l ldnnch ... Paul Keller. Mike To.so~

anJ John E.~p;tn..;t were '>tudcnL rtp>trlcu tuuJ editorif under W .l.lkcr­;u BC. Three of 1hc: dail) P•~r~cr·~

Willian• \\ al)(••r pmudl!' diq~l ar11 W:o. IM"OC!k . 'flll' C"o.~ ur IJarbMo Cnlum. -..bldr soW 1~.000 eilpil'!i..

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phll h){tr.\rhcrt> • l11 ~n.)Jcr, .A.1~ln h.:r!tU!.Uil !tnU h:lu '\dnmu .. cnt'l.l us a,,. unlt Rltt'rtlfll'Uf phutu ei.Jttors.

W~!lker',: journahstu cxpcric:nfcs ~<I r~.r hi.'\OOd fl(' rhc I ucson. Ar11. naii\'C '\larted hh nt'.w.,pnper ..:urc:er in 19J..J .ls tl ~oport.,;writl.!r on the Suuh• •"lum..:a Junior Cullc~c: Stmmjuc

\Vht1c: Vd>rkmg. for the Samt~hu. llc \\orkc:d J\ tl part·limc.: S.Jl1)rt.S 'lrlll~t fur the.: Sunt;a Momca l)m'l!• rnr•l· \ .&nd lhen t.:lt \ChQ()1 for :' ~-t'ltr it., ;t n1c:rchilnl ;.camun. lk r~ J\)lnc-1.1 the ScmmltJ• as man.•8-lntt t1..hHlf Ill 19'7 br(un: t.t"an!! UYI!r the.: cdih'r'..: pou.

rnur ) car!i. or ,.er\ il'e as ;J base phvlutr.•pho;.'C' 11Jld 1•erbl ttunntt)' i1hH"\11.:'hU in the l.S;\ A~ durtnt: W11rld War II intcrruph:d W~•lker·$ ~lll'll :JI 1he J/er(l /d-t.xprtJ! He:

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