California State University Bakersfield - Treillage Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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In a way, most everyone is a lipsychologistii since most of us want to-and need tosunderstand our own behavior as well as the behavior of others. We do this by judging our individual interpretations of interactions experienced. But many times, we need help. Help to sort out our feelings. Help to deal with conflicts, both inner and outer, and changes in our lives. Help to know why we act as we do. The Psycology Club is composed of psycology majors and minors, who someday, on a professional level, intend to help us help ourselves. RIGHT: tlefl t0 rightl Row l: Sherri Deutch- mann, Ginnie Getz, Trisha Pyne, Toni Stauf'ler, Karen Vaugn, Shannon Akers, Debbie Uhles. Row 2: Dick Noel. Advisor; Tom Robinson, Phred Hall. Shirley Arnold. C. Loren Reinhold. Gloria Harrod. - . Arithmeticllethe basic fundamentals. The English Club, founded this year, is somewhat still in its planning stages, but concerns itself with two of these three most important subjects. Encouraging proficiency in both reading and writing, the English Club has opened its membership to all who have an avid interest in eith'er, or each, or to those who possess an appreciation of the English language. Members are: Tim Godfrey, President; Robin Meek, Vice-President; Gary Brad- shaw, Treasurer; Diane Johnsont Histori- an; Jeannie Levig, Jacque Behnkc; Linda Loomis; Dr. Lassiter. Adviser. m 2 Among the many profound events Philosophy Club organized, some of the most enjoyable were the lectures and debates on both contemporary and ancient thoughts. CSBlS philosophizers enriched their minds pondering great moral issues and enriched their bodies through such activities as their annual volleyball game. RIGHT: Gert t0 rightl Row 1: Camille Gavin; Deborah Rouse; Dr. David Rouse. faculty mem- ber. Row 2: Charles Katzman; Susan Bain; Drl Norman Prigge. Advisor; Phyllis. N01 pictured: Donald Devich; Bill Shaors. President; Margaret Beilby, Vice-President: Rita Turner. Treasurer; Mary T Baird. 23

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22 Campaign techniques, party affiliates, and duties of public officials, encite discussion on matters revolving in the world of politics with guest speakers invited to the Political Forum. Learning to build a platform, create a slate, compose speeches, or engage in extemporaneous debates. . .these are but a few of the aspects of a political life. RIGHT: Gary Bradshaw! FAR RIGHT: deft to right Beverly Thomas. Treasurer; Patti Jones, Secretary; Mark Jones, Vice President; Susan Cramer. President. Not pictured: Judy Teague; Dr. Giegle, Advi- sor Susan Prieot; Mike Gates; Sue French. uJustice is eblindii. Pre-Law Society serves to point the way for aspiring law students, as it teaches each to weigh the evidence of all the alternatives. In assisting members in scheduling of courses, Pre-Law Society aids in assuring the proper prerequisites are taken, as well as review the LSAT. Prospective institutions such as Pepperdine University are toured to enlighten students on the aspects of studying in the persuit of their intended' careerseattorneys. LEFT: Ueft to righo Standing: Patti Jones. Presi- dent; Dr. Ray Giegle. Adviser: Seated: tfrono Susan Cramer. officer; Beverly Thomas; Seated tbacki Mark Jones; Jacque Behnke, officer. Not pictured: Gary Bradshaw, officer; Gloria Dumler, officer; Judy Teague; Kent Price. Phi Alpha Theta, the History Honorary on campus, seeks to promote the appreciation of the struggles endured by our country. . .To encourage a sense of pride and patriotism, and a reverence for our hard-earned freedom. Concern extends from our nation to the histories of the world as preserved in the annals of time. The over twenty members of Phi Alpha Theta are requested to be so by invitation only, and therefore, must achieve high excellence in their study of History for this esteemed recognition. LEFT: tleft t0 rightt John Douglas Bovee, Secre- taryTreasurer; Christy Wagner, V.P.; Mark Brit- ton, President; Dri Jeannie Harrie, Co-Advisor: Dr. Oliver Rink. Co-Advisor; Not pictured; Dene ise Pinell, Past President; Lee Olson. Historian; Lomar Boatman; Vicki Raya; Irene Gonzales; Ritchie Murrell; Gerry Leapley.

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Therets more to Biology than disecting frogs . . .. and more to Chemistry than bunsen burners! Dave Mortledge, on behalf of the Biology Club, accepts the winning trophy from a vigorous match of volleyball agains the Chemistry Club. ABOVE: Taking a breather, The Biology Club. Members are: tnol as picturedt Bob Blaine, President; Dave Mortledge; Mike Cooper, Diana Martin, Karen Thompson, Ronda Pryor, Lori Leaf, Ron Summers, Marianne Bangor, Susan Strong, Janie CroHet, Brenda Evans, Charyl Silva, Brenda Barnes. Jane Chavez, Tim Ryan, Linda Moore, John Bennett Advisor: Dr. Maynard Moe. BELOW: Certainly a future CSB science student and member of the Gco-Scicncc Club, this young man points out the layers of the Earth to interested brother and current CSB student, Mom. tMark Hamilton, President; John Manning, Advisorh ABOVE: Talking it over, The Affiliate of Chemical Students. Ueft to righU Tom Whiffen; Jeanne D. Rozmenoski-Miller. SecretarWTreasurer; Lee Hartmurgruber; Phil Misemer; Dr. Kim Cohn. Advisor: John Greek; C. Andrew Clayton, President; Suzanne Kilbourne: Dr. Fabian Fang, Advisor. 24