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Sitting: A. De Bolt, M. Blythe, E. Bryant, D. Sprague, S. Reilly; Standing: A. Johnson, A. Shada. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Getty, G. MacKay, C. Morris, W. Maxwell, Adviser, C. Bridge, D. Anderson.
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The college forensics activities provided, along with the basketball team, the only intercollegiate activities this year. The forensics group got off to a good start under the direction of Lee Granell, adviser. The first scheduled competition was with San Diego State College. Events were scheduled as far away as Oregon State College, Corvallis, Ore- gon. John McLaughlin at this time copped the first forensic trophy. Members of the team also were awarded five superior ratings and seven excellent certificates in competition throughout the Southland. The 1960-61 season established Orange County State College as one of the up and coming forensic teams on the West Coast. In debate competition, Titan teams competed in 60 debates, winning 31 and losting 29. The group has begun plans for next year, and with the experience gained this first year Coach Granell looks forward to bring- ing many more awards to the college. Following is a list of the major awa rd winners during the campaign: Pierre DeGrignon - 1st place, Oral tion, Southern California Championships. Ron Boring and David Sprague - 2nd place, Men ' s Novice Debate, Claremont Invita- tional Tournament. John McLaughlin - 3rd place, Upper Men ' s Oral Interpretation, Western States Sally Cone - 3rd place, Women ' s Oral Interp- retation, Southern California Champion- ships. Dorothy Corley - 3rd place, Women ' s Pasadena Invitational. SITTING: B. Bradbury, S. Cone, J. Dobson, S. Morton. STANDING: Adviser, L. Granell, J. McLaughlin, C. Morris, P. DeGrignon, D. Sprague, J. Fager, K. Miles. SITTING: Adviser, J. Dietzer, L. Adams, J. Engle, V. Strange. STANDING: C. Balser. The Department of Music was organized in the fall of 1960 under the chairmanship of Dr. Joseph W. Lan- don. Two major performance groups presented two major programs for the College. On December 4, 1960 the OCSC Symphonic Choir of 60 voices presented the Requiem Mass by W. A. Mozart at the Fullerton First Methodist Church. On April 16, 1 961 the group presented J. S. Bach ' s 4 and 11 at the Fullerton Junior College Student Center. David 0. Thorsen, associate professor of music and director of choral organizations wasthe r. On February 5, 1961, the OSCS College-Commun- ity Symphony (60 instrumentalists) conducted by Jay Dietzer, assistant professor of music, presented a of selections by Frescobaldi-Kindler, Bach, Abert, Schubert, Moussorgsky, Faure, and Strauss. Another program of selections by Couperin-Milhaud, Haydn, DeFalla, Castle, and Bizet was presented by the group on May 7th. At the instigation of Dr. Landon and President a Music Advisory Committee was formed in Nov- ember, 1960 to serve as a liaison between the College and the County area. A Faculty Recital was presented February 17, 1961 by Edyth Wagner, pianist, and Donal Michalsky, Kenneth Leavis, pianist, presented a Noon April 26 and a Senior Recital May 31. The OCSC Wind Ensemble, directed by Dr. J. Justin Gray, associate professor of music, will form a third performing group for 1961-62.
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