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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1971 volume:

webe only just begun to live c 2ka iiift H.551; ' 7-6? I h kern county welcomes california state, bakersfield before the rising sun we fly TIME SCHED ULE Sept. 21-25 Orientation Sept. 28-29 Registration Oct. 1 First day of classes .- REGISTRATION PRIORITY SCHEDULE FALL - 1970 Students should report to the Lecture Building, Room 100 East Door, according to the class and alphabetical time schedule tusing last namesL as listed below. tPlease refer to your notice of acceptance if you have a question as to your class levelJ Persons unable to report at the indicated time may report later, but not prior to the time scheduled for their names. Students will complete registration at this time by seeming course cards, verify- ing student data information and paying fees. REGISTRATION Registration for the Winter Quarter will take place on Monday, January 4, according to the priority schedule on the next page. The general procedures for registration are listed below for your convenience. More complete information is included in the revised Winter Class Schedule which will be available beginning Wednes- day, December 16 in the College Bookstore. 14 BASKETBALL The first athletic event involv- ing California State College students will take place Thursday, November 19, at 4:00 p.m. When the Roadrunner hoopsters take on the powerful Shafter High School varsity at Shafter. Be sure to attend this event so you can tell your grand- children that you were on hand at the beginning of a dynasty. Beep Beep! BASKETBALL Don,t forget the Faculty1Staff vs. Student Basketball game Friday night, J anuary 22, 1971 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lakeside Gym. Prac- tices are held Mondays and Fridays from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. For a map to the Lakeside Gym, stop by the information desk in the Student Services Building. we start out walking and learn to run 15 BASKETBALL Friday, January 22, saw the Faculty hStaff narrowly edge the students. The final score was 61-60. Congratulations to the Fac- ulty and Staff who played, and especially to their star, Steve Suter. Watch the Bulletin Board outside of Student Services for future games. DANCE Rock out to the heavy sounds of gEvery-day People . Ski Club sponsors ttthe dance this Friday, Jan- uary 22, after the Studenthaculty Basketball Game in the Lecture Building. $1.00 stag, $1.75 couple. Follow the road from Lakeside Gym to the super social event of the season. Right on! 18 CAR RALLY Rev up your engines and get ready for the car rally of the year! Be at the Cal State front parking lot Saturday, January 23 at 9:00. Bring a friend and join in the fun! DRAFT INFORMATION The Draft Information booth will be set up outside of the Student Services Building March 8. Come in with your questions, com- plaints, or raps! PETER FORD FUND The Peter Ford Fund Benefit will be presented Tuesday, March 2 in the Red Square. The choir will perform a few selections and Mike Davis will solo. The Benefit is being sponsored by the Draft Information and the Fine Arts Depart- ment to help the Fords defray medical and funeral costs. THAN m. SO much of life ahead 23 24 25 wdllfind aplace where therek room to grow sharing horizons that are new to us 30 32 TOUR GUIDES Tour guides will meet in the back room of the cafeteria to discuss plans for the upcoming quarter. All wishing to join and are capable of bluffing their way through a tour are wel- come. SKI CLUB Ski Club will meet Wednes- day, December 16 at 12:00 to discuss the trip to Mammoth over Christmas Holidays. Prepare to spend your New Yearts Eve in the snow! EQUESTRIAN CLUB The Equestrian Club made a fine showing in the Veteraxfs Day Parade down Chester Avenue. They, along with the marching band, were the first official representation from Cal State, Bakersfield. 33 watching the signs along the way 34 blue 85 gold MASCOTlCOLORS The first election for mascot and colors was held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. A list of the top five mascots and color combinations will be posted on the bulletin board of Student Services. The first run off election will be held on Tues- day, Nov. 3. Voting will be held only that day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.111. Those who will not normally be coming on Tuesday may pick up an absentee ballot and vote on Monday in the Activities Office. FLASH! 428 people voted Tuesday. beep beep! WEDNESDAY LECTURE SERIES This weelfs lecture will be by Robert Hunt. Sounds from Bob DylarW will be heard coming from LB 100 beginning at 12:10. General Education 150, a fresh- man-sponsored course, takes place every Wednesday from 12:10- 1:00. Discussion groups meet from 1:10-2:00. Join in this Wednes- day! 36 CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE: The proposed constitution and student body fees were defeated in the election Wednesday, March 3. The results were: Constitution: yes 112 no 132 Membership fees: yes 68 no 1 75 should there be some form of student government? yes 198 no 44 should there be membership fees? yes 95 no 125 37 S TUDENT LOUNGE Looking for a comfortable place to study or relax? The lounge in the lobby of the Student Services Building is for the use of the students, faculty, and staff. Dontt let all those comfortable couches and chairs go to waste! talking it Over CHORUS Great sounds have been heard coming from LB 100 around noon. Dr. Armand Vorce conducts a musi- cal group with intensity, concentration, and wit. His repertoire includes classical, sacred, contemporary, and folk music. The Chorus meets Mondays from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. and Wednesdays from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Chorus may still be taken for credit. Stop by when you can! r 21111111 Jungflzz TREE TRIMMING PARTY Put a little Christmas in the Student Ser- vices Lounge. Come Friday, December 4, for tree trimming festivities along with popcorn popping. 12:00-3200 p.m. Cookies will be served. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A Christmas tree, donated by the faculty and staff, will be officially lighted by Dr. Romberg on Wed- nesday, December 9, at 12:60 in the Courtyard. The Cal State Chorus will sing carols from around the world in addition to singing traditional carols. All are invited to participate in the festivities. working together day to day together Mr. Robert Bennet Porterville Mr. John Brock Bakersfield Mr. James L. Burke Bakersfield M 1'. Curtis Darling Bakersfield foundation board Mr. Louis Deadrich Bakersfield Mrs. Richard E. Frasch Bakersfield Mr. Albert H. Holloway Wasco Mr. J immie Icardo Bakersfield Mr. Robert W. Karpe Bakersfield 1.1,.-- ; jig 7' Dr. Clifford Loder Delano Mr. Henry C. Mack Bakersfield Mr. Hugh C. Mays Taft Mr. Martin J . Zaninovich Delano advisory board Dr. J oseph E. Anderson Mr. Walter Kane Mr. J oseph I. Salas, J r. Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield Mr. Kenneth R. Croes Mr. George M. Laurance Mr. Morton V. Slater Bakersfield Taft Delano Mr. Edward J . Cummings Mrs. William E. Moore Reverend Tyree Toliver Tehachipi Bakersfield Bakersfield Mr. Leo B. Hart Mr. Edgar M. Richardson Mr. Haskell Wilson Shafter Bakersfield China Lake Mr. William R. Rogers Porterville '1': -----.H -.---Il'hri n ma? ' .13! IEW ' ' '- editor: patti la bouff photography: bob evans steve krekler business manager: dennis thompson greg dounies les harvy assistant editors: nancy lawson 8L maureen regan advisors: mary paquette 8L gaye perry layout editors: jane sisson 8a kathy ulmer censors: dick 8L vic 47 Services Available to All School Employees in Kem County Payroll Deductions Monthly Publication Ready Cash Loans Wiring Shares to Destination Life Savings Insurance Notary Service Loan Protection Insurance Consumer Research Cash Share Withdrawals Photostats Share Deposits by Mail Automobile Values mlue B0010 Travelers Cheques Christmas Club Loan Arrangtiments by Mail Vacation Club Loan Arrangements by Phone Tax Club 1940- 1971 Financial Counseling V 400 Oak Street Bakersfield, California OFFICE HOURS 03043 327-5941 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 2301 Inyo 9:45 AM. to 5:45 PM. 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