Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Ceramics, one of ten faces of art where students may prepare for career or pastime, starts with a sketch (Gary Wilcox at left) and takes shape on the potter’s wheel (Larry Berti, right). h 2 o the fire way with Gene Poe and Bob Schneider as the budding chemists. Reading with speed is one of English workshop aims. Harry Woodworth prac¬ tices with timing device as Mrs. York (backgroup) gives individual attention to Dee Coder. Ease before a group in extemporaneous speaking is practiced by panel (Sandra Terry, Lucy Reeves Pre-engineeering and ag students (1-r Donald Walsh, Glenn Elliott, and George Nicolaides) study the Moebius strip as mathematical principle, under Instructor Coulter.

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ill It ' s Hi, neighbor, when students from the eight high schools in the Hartnell College District get together. Left to right — Bruce Baldwin, Carleen Patterson, Bob Thomarson, Frank Lopes, Betty Santos, Mike Defebaugh, Joan Caswell and Cookie Madsen. A lad and two lasses from Alaska, our 49th state (Judy Mueller, Jim Don¬ ley and Beryl Martin). Hello, hello there! Hartnell serves in the best tradition of America as a melting pot for 67 students from 19 countries around the world. Symbolizing the friendliness of col¬ lege are Mr. Lucas, foreign student advisor; Wilhelmina Parcasio, Phil¬ ippines; Editha Luz, Philippines; Yan-Ho Tse, Hong Kong; Michael Ng, Singapore; Eric Lien, China; Elie Daher, Egypt; and Mohammed Ehsan, Iran.

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and Jim Williamson in front of Miss Thunen ' s speech class. C tSS ' iOOfwS Pumpojtpj Us Fm A TOlM lMHjiP Women make clothes — and clothes make the woman, as practiced in home ec. Believe it or not . . . there are strings attached to depth per¬ ception, as discovered by gen¬ eral psych students Carol Burns, Ron Wardtlow, Jerry Love and Richard Allen, with Mr. Bedford checking. Business majors, Andree Schoutens (background), Janice King and James Scott strive for the perfect touch.