Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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FORENSIC SQUAD MEMBERS are left to right, top row: Dave Sprague, John McLaughlin, Pierre Grignon, Les Phillips, Stewart Rogers. Bottom row: Louise Dilailo, Billie Bradbury, Saundra Mathe, Carol Gillinger, Mary Ullom and Sally Cone. , Coach Granell and trophy winners Debaters Bradbury and McLaughlin Forensics Year Orange County State College can indeed be proud of its Forensic Sqad. Already the squad has doubled in size, doubled ment participation, and more than tripled the number of awards won. Under the direction of Coach Lee Granell, the squad noted creases in size and success during a record year. Starting the season with debaters bury and McLaughlin participating in monstration debate at the clinic held at El Camino College, the squad went on to chalk up many awards. A partial list of the ies includes 1 1 trophies, 16 Superior Awards, and 16 Excellent Awards. One of the big achievements of the year was the winning of the Sweepstakes Trophy at the Spring Individual ' s Events ship Tournament at Long Beach State lege.

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members who attended one of the three evening performances. As Dr. Young ed out, the three act Kaufman-Hart comedy provided some excellent character parts for local thespians. An excellent performance in the title role was given by Stewart Rogers. Many other members of the cast turned in outstanding performances. Five one-act plays were presented during the spring semester. They included If Men Played Cards As Women Do with a cast of Edgar Clark, Ron Bell, Jack Campbell and Jim Hatchett; The Valiant featuring Ken Rich and Pierre de Grignon; The Dear ed with Ken Coltrini; An Echo of Wings with Neale Stoner and A Sunny Morning featuring Billie Bradbury and John lin. Would you like a pinch of snuff ? ...hey! what is this? ...get out NOW, Whiteside! ...you ' re exaggerating, Beverly.

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The OCSC Chamber Symphony conducted by Prof. Justin Gray Musk Grow The Associated Students joined with the OCSC Music Advisory Committee and other community sponsors in presenting a notable first to highlightthe 1961-62 musicseason. The college Music Department produced its first opera, A Gift of Song which featured the choir and professional leads in a repre- sentation of a story of Silent Night The program was viewed by more than 3000 children of the public schools of Orange County. Another highlight for music activities sponsored by the Associated Students was the presentation in March by the College- Community Chamber Symphony under the baton of Dr. Justin Gray, Associate Profess- or of Music. The concert presented in the Fullerton High School auditorium featured soloists, Archie Wade, flutist, and Donal belay above The OCSC Symphoic Choir of 85 voices under the direction of David Thorsen, Asso- ciate Professor of Music, gave three major performances that were also well received. A faculty recital was presented in Novem- ber featuring the clarinet artistry of Dr. Gray and Donald Michalsky and in January stu- dents and faculty had the opportunity to at- tend a noon concert featuring Concert Pian- ist Jack Crosson. Sectional rehearsal of Symphonic Choir Archie Wade, flute soloist