Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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A9B Elections Hearty congratulations go to our newly elected ASB officers . The elected are: President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Judicial Representative Jim Penman Mickey Brown Jerry Rohde Janie Richardson Kent Mitchell Campus Profile A total of 614 students, exceeding the estimated 500, enrolled in classes at CSCSB. This figure constitutes a 109.5 percent increase over last year ' s enrollment. The Junior class is the largest, with an enrollment of 200 students. There are 139 Seniors, 85 Sophomores, and 148 Freshmen. Enrolled also are 42 post graduate stu- dents who wish to earn their teaching credentials . An estimated 52 percent of the students at CSCSB are women. Forty one percent of the women students are married, and a third of the male students are married. The following is a list of the number of students enrolled in each field: English 177 History 109 Sociology 63 Political Science 62 Mathematics 41 Biology 22 Business Administration 19 Spanish 16 Psychology 13 French 7 Chemistry 6

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The theatre has always pro- vided a platform for people with an appetite for physical and men- tal human action. Our platform may not have the most comfort- able seats or ideal decor, but it is after all the inter -action of actor and audience that makes the theatre live. . . If our play- ers can entertain you, that is our business; and if we can stimulate you to thought, that is our plea- sure. Ronald E . Barnes Technical Director % M ] % H . ' W y V ' fer lpJlH iPL J g ' V if ' ' ' S ' ' mlf tt ■ ' ' ' i i m B

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Students, faculty and staff were invited to attend a Noon Hour concert by Marie Gibson, leading Southern California soprano, on January 10, 1967. Two forty-five minute pro- grams were presented at which Marie Gibson sang and commented on operatic works by Brahms, Rachmaninoff, the aria from Massenet ' s Manon , and five English folk songs. Noon Hour Qeries Dr. Leo Kreter presented a forty minute concert for the students, faculty and staff on March 17, 1967, which he titled How About a Sonata With Lunch? Dr. Kreter played and spoke on Schubert ' s B-flat Major Sonata. John Goddard, world famous explorer for NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC presented two Noon Hour programs where he narrated films on his Congo explorations and answered questi ons presented by the audience.