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

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MEC Aufo Show In January the Motor Enthusiasts ' Club presented an auto exhibition on the campus mall. The show was basically sports cars but included several antique autos. These cars were donated by several members of the MEC and in- terested auto distributors . The show was given mainly to emphasize the great interest the members have not only in sport cars but all motor sports. Thinking of a new car Mr. Nelson? The Losf I Rally Toward the end of second quarter the MEC also presented a gimmick rally or officially called the Lost 1 Rally . The two and a half hour trip began on campus, pass ed through a checkpoint in San Timoteo Canyon, and ended at Shakey ' s in Redlands. Here all teams anxiously related their ex- periences over a cold drink and pizza.

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Rep. John P. Quimby presents his view ag tuition. . . The Young Republicans of CSCSB invited Senator Gordon Cologne to speak on the tuition proposal pre- sented by Governor Reagan . In response, the Young Democrats asked Representative John P. Quimby to give his views against tuition . and Senator Gordon Cologne presents an argument for tuition. 1 1

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In connection with the noon hour series, on Feb. 21, 1967 The Players of the Pear Garden Workshop, under the direction of Dr. Barnes, presented Six Scenes in Search of a Title . The members: Konnie Zaharopoulos, Mary Barnes, Charolette Elder, Don Blair, Delinjuhasz, George Iwanaga, Terry Nichol- son, presented scenes from the plays: MISTRESS OF THE INN, HAY FEVER, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST and THE JEWISH WIFE. The purpose of the Workshop was to give students the opportunity to learn the many techniques of stage presence and speech delivery. Students chose their scenes and began rehearsing to present a polished performance. Noon Hour Qeries A unique blending of atmosphere provided a dramatic background for the first poetry reading presented by the English Club as a Noon Hour program in February. The participants: Konnie Zaharopoulos, Janie Richardson, Charles Clifton (English Club Advisor), Jack Jernigan, Delinjuhasz, Charolette Elder, and Mary Whitby formed a semicircle around a table adorned by a lighted candelabrum . The semidark room, the dark, cloudy, rainy weather set a somber mood for the subject matter, Epitaphs and Elegies . The selections read included both the very serious and the very humorous in order to provide a balanced program . ' We forgot to go to the Noon Hour Series! This page dedicated by BENNECKE AUTO WORKS Complete auto repairs and motor tune -up. 25443 Baseline TU4-4891 San Bernardino, California