California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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FRONT ROW: Cheryl De Tullio, Morilynn Taylor, Jim Peterson, Voleric Doll, Barbara Ogden, Sondra Williams. ROW TWO: Diono Hoffmon, Kathy Fitzgerald, Margaret Hobly, Robert Sheets, Kathleen Desmond, Mory-Ann Sweelmon, Bernadette Moxoy, Pot West, Dennis Fost. ROW THREE: Willard Essex, Bonnie Thornton, Brute Dcs Chomps, Jim labbe, Karen McCarthy, Genic Golembiowski, Bob Hoey, Vera Bell, Juanita laty, Roger A. Richard, Marcia Newell, Sharon Clemmons, Karen Lomond, Chris Coswell, Tom Chaffee. ROW FOUR: Ronald Rose, Henry Schofield, Charles Wcishampel, Stove Mitchell, Robert Curry, Bruco Campbell, lorry Courier, Gene Gimenez, Bert Ouinn, Bruce Adams, Bill Moran, Edward Rasnik, Larry Plank, Bruce Bennett. GETTING your feel wet is bul half Ihc fun of sailing. PROVIDING organized sailing activities for its members, the Sailing Club promotes interest in sailing and furthers education in water safety. Participating in one of the oldest sports known to man, the club's yearly activities include inter-club and inter-collegiate regattas. The principal event of the year is the Christmas Championship in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association. CHARTING a course for home aflcr a good doy of soiling oro three members of Ihe Sailing Club.

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 Uftofe tw Danc APPRECIATION and knowledge of dancing as a creative art arc the principal aims of the Modern Dance Workshop. This year the club s ac- tivities included lessons for high school students, demonstrations, and studio evening performances. The advisers arc Mrs. Rosalind de Millc and Miss Margaret Mangano. ClUB MEMBERS pictured obove includo Suson Austin, Janice Baker, Carolyn Serbian, president; Sandra Hano, Merriom Murry, Mary Ellen Over, Gloria Potocki, Kathy Sollxmon, and Mary Sills. J udo' Club DEVELOPMENT in the art of self defense is the purpose of the Judo Club. Under the leadership of Dom Carollo, the club competes with other colleges, universities, and the Judo Association in tournaments and exhibitions. FRONT ROW: Rob Sede, Shirley Abbott, Dom Corollo, Bruce Kiltrell, Karen Jefferson, Bill Durfey. BACK ROW: An Sin, Brooks Marshall, Bill Graves, Guy Jacobson, Roymond Ritter, Gory Blakley, Don Gross. 143

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TUG OF WAR—Fun for oil is the order of Iho doy os Ihc girls porficipole in this energetic gome of combat. STRUGGLE AND PULL—At Iho other end of the line the rest of the members pull on the sondy field of battle. to o vte t $ Biuucoilow 0Eub INTEREST in physical education as a profession is created and stimulated by the Women's Physical Edu- cation Club. Its ninety members include majors and minors in that field. Each month the club participates in activities which arc of a social, professional, or service nature. A very active calendar includes a membership drive, beach parties, guest speakers, a Christmas party, potluck dinners, sports nights, an open house, and an installation banquet. The club's monthly publication is appropriately titled Fit to Print. Miss Lavonne Stock is the adviser, Gloria Potocki the president, and Bobbie Kinyon the vice- REIAXATION—A tired group of girl join in »ong ot the club golher together for o president, hoot. FRONT ROW; Jacquelino Kurtz, Paula Zavis, Judy Rowland, Judy loun- dagin. Carlo Eiger, Su an Hamai, Sharon Pelerton, Barbara Kinyon, Gloria Potocki, Dorothy 8ranch, Mitt lo Vonne Stock (adviter). SECOND ROW: Joan Tucker, Barbara Cellio, Jeonie Mclntire, Nettie Morrison, Mary Gomez, Jessie Gomez, Leah J. Harvey, Sharon love. Sue Anderson, Carole Spclgatli, Kathy Petersen, Mary McCartney, Catherine lajoie. THIRD ROW: Betty Klauda, Terri Dragone, Andie Bohren, Pat McCIskey, Linda Gotwals, Sue Austin, Merrilee Abbott, Mary Lou Johnson, luanne Homers- chlag, Mary McCulley, Janet Hodgson, Diane Ringler, Douairc Donahue, Diane Nasworlhy, Ginger Phillips, Gloria Barr, Paulo Baskill. 145