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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1972 volume:

' God i: no more directed by religion Than rain is controlled by umbrellas . . . He coma to us all The more refrainingb A: we stand uncovered. Naked In the world He had made. Man is no more divided Than peanut butter is halfpeanut. Halfbuuer. Rather, he is a delicious blending ' i of good and evil. of gaining and of losing. . . .A at! always becoming. Truth is no more defined than life A nd no 1m valuable. Wejindita: wejindastar. . . For ourselm. Then we point it out to others. But they too mustjind it Themselm. lukiihi : , ?lililiiigligii3513gg:llsrg',,9 g g . . g 3mg: 1' r? two hare lee! padded under t'old street lights, two young hamlx clungfor the lac! lime in their sorrow, two hams Cu! with the anguish Ql'separurion too hurl to touch with words. twopeople walked their last walk 1'11 silence. . . clinging. R.O luu Uluy Luiy Ullvwo; the in . h - :5 THOSE HORRID y deuthg antlngSlS I a AGESPOTS : MPmi; ha Q our lives : .. Unite. l hate .................. love ............... prej udice .............. understanding ....... apathy ................ concern .' .......... deception .............. despair ............... static ................ anarchy .............. immaturity ............ where do we go from here . .. pug. .- M-m ..- blood drive a campus blood drive was conducted in october of 1971. its purpose was to establish a campus blood bank re- serve which would serve the needs of the entire college community. the existence of a blood bank reserve will re- duce the cost of blood in case of injury Ofstudents. faculty, and staff of cal state. the committee chairman. larry whitlach. worked with the C.S.C.B. student nurses organization. with their assist- ance the houchin blood bank mobile unit acquired thirty pints ofblood. . . .0fchristmas cheer to last the year cal state didnit have a white Christmas in 1971. but in keeping with Christmas traditions, this festive season was celebrated in choral singing and a brass ensemble group furnished by the cal state fine arts department. santa Claus even took time out from his busy routine and gave gifts to the Children of the faculty, staff, and administra- tion at the beginning of the program. 2M : L1 when we asked for aluminum THIS wasnit what we had in mind! fctly clear r C U: .m h 1 C k m n m t C .L oh my aching back! donht eat yellow snow you get up early, around 2:00 and wipe the sleep out of your eyes. check and make sure iths all there: long underwear, gloves, socks. you drive the 3-4 hour drive; racing the sun and racing others to get on the slopes when the lifts start moving. ifs cold. the wind bites through your protective clothing. your nose gets cold and worft stop dripping. your fingers tingle and your feet itch. you look to the in- side; youhre 0n the lift. this is it. youhve waited who knows how long to get back. now youhre here again. youhre on the slope, traverse stem, keep that weight balanced. whoops! thud! the snow mes. you cuss yourself .for falling and start over again. runs later. youhre worn out. you trudge up the steps of the lodge t0 the re- freshment stand, ask for your favorite brew, sit down and watch the sights. you meet some far out people, make arrangements for an even- inghs activities and split. back at the chalet the tire crackles, scenting the room with pine. everyonehs there. sore calves and stiff should- ers are forgotten. iths a ski bash. the rest is up to you.S.S.S. RIGHT: whoops! late afternoon snow gets a little messy trying to regather strength for the next round of academia, stu- dents, professors, and staff take refuge in the cafeteria avoiding eye contact with higher-ups, the lower-downs stare aimlessly into their hamburgers while the patty stares aimlessly back. a variety of delectable dishes are available for consumption throughout the week try a grilled tuna with cheese on wheat: they're really good. and remember: please Clear your own table, thank-you. celia: im tired of people complaining about their sour throats and runny noses. gaye: yeah, Pm running out ofklcencx too! student-faculty basketball game this ycafs game was played for a worthwhile cause. all proceeds went towards the fight against sickle cell anemia. student nurses student nurses association of california at cal-state bakersfield was organized in september, 1971. the club has a membership of sixty people. last fall the sophomore nursing class received their prac- tical experience at frontier convalescent home. winter quarter the students served at physicians hospital. this experience teaches the student nurse basic patient care and an over-all feeling for hospital procedure. student nurses week, march 13-20, was our chance to promote cal-state and nursing to the community. this was done through radio and television announcements, visits to high schools and newspaper articles. two public service projects done by the student nurses were rapping with juniors from the community high schools on career day, february 23, and singing at local hospitals this spring. student nurses are giving their services this summer working at the migrant farm laborer clinics. 21 student ser vices the purpose of student services is to assist students in areas out- side of academic instruction. these areas demand a wide field of services which are administered by the dean of students, the health. counseling and placement centers, and the offices of admissions and records, financial aid. e.0.p., housing, and activities. the dean of students is in charge of the operation of student services and is available to talk to students whose needs warrant special attention. the health, counseling and placement center performs a variety of functions. students in need of emergency medical attention can go to the health center and be attended by a registered nurse and qualified doctor. the counseling and placement center has a full time staff of counselors who provide pertinent information to students seeking aid with the planning of their careers. the center also maintains a record of job openings and assist in placing students in positions coinciding with their particular fields ofinterest. the office of admissions and records assists individuals interested in starting their college career and keeps accurate accounts of their college work at 05b for students who need help financially during the year, the office of financial aid provides pecuniary assistance for students who are in need ofcxtra funds to continue their education. the educational Opportunity program helps students from minority or low-income families get into college who would otherwise not be eligible. the activities office can help any group on campus. organize into a college club. it also arranges those fantastic rooteris buses. last, but not least, the housing office can assist new and con- tinuing students who seek housing in the residence halls on cam- pus or in private facilities off campus. for those who hate long summaries, student services is :1 worth- while contribution to csbis living-leurning situation. TOMVJROWVLW ,. V ,. L saiazas, 1 and if they Can finish that assignment add in L L - . . L Ourfbenfcr of 'infbr , , :1 d1? coc6xplainsmjer1forhisseniorpoticy class -' - ' giws jim, grcg and lean, information 0:1 graduatej 26 '3 . n' '5 nae s u while working on the year book staff this year, i had the pleasure of being assigned to itblack history weekii, february 7 through 12. during that week, blacks got the opportunity to perform their talents on stage, in the lecture building, and dis- played their artistic talents inside the library in paintings, drawings, colleges, and black history posters. the activities presented on campus included afro hair- styling by a professional hairstylist, an afternoon lecture by dr. o.w. Wilson, entitled tiwhat is black history'. , a performance by kato spirlings poetic-musical revolu- tionary group ttblack loveti, and a usoul foodii lunch that wouldnit stop! the lunch consisted of barbecue ribs, cornbread, greens. red beans, rice, potatoe salad, and a knife and fork for those of us who didnil know how to eat with our hands we know who we are, ha, ha. so if you missed black history week this year people, open up your eyes, you missed a good thing! SEC yOU next year. gary brooks 27 mumblemumblcmtlm blc Wouwe drinking thatZIW- ' i-heymain, cheech szkkchong is onchannel 132, man. . ? first year drama this year a drama program was instituted at csb. the pro- ductions were sponsored by the fine arts department and the esb playersi club. three major productions, directed by richard bell, lecturer in fine arts, were presented in the lecture building. the above pictures show the theatres winter production of george bernard shawis comedy warms and the man in rehearsal. in this play, Shaw satirizes romantic ideals both amorous and military. the play was presented to the public march 1-4. an added attraction of the play is that it was done in the round with the audience seated on all four sides. since the drama program does not yet have a theatre for their productions, a modular set was designed that could be easily erected and dismantled with costumes, properties and make-up suggesting a world of toy soldiers. the cast included elizabeth moore, soonet thronburgh, john e. baird, sally wilson, rick kornbau, randy cross and randy cash in november of 1971, csbis first major production, ugo bettits ttcrime 0n goat islandfi was performed. the play dealt with the effects of isolation and guilt on three lonely women and a man who became their victim. the cast in- cluded mary herndon-bell. jean finley, sonnet thornburgh, john e. baird and randy cross. the dance: bob bob, twist, funky penguin, stomp, swim, mash potatoe, jerk, and any other contortion that writhes the body. every so often, a club or organization at CSB will sponser a dance in order to raise funds for their activities. The above pictures were taken at the C88 annual club dance, llheadman crossll furnishing the evenings entertainment. Usually, the original idea of a C88 dance, to make money, fails. With this reputation, another one of the old college standards may just go the way of all flesh. Goodbye dance, hello - - - the dogmas 0f the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present aaaaaaa ENVIRONMENT A Photo Study ofCal State Bakersfield a beginning. . . a new day begins as we pull into the parking lot searching for that one thing we hold most dear, a parking place! some of CSBE more entertaining residents, ducks. even they had a few parking problems 71-72 Season R aster name height weight ANDERSON, JAMES 68? 208 BAXTER, SEAN 69W 240 BELL, HOWARD 6 0 150 CARR, RODGER 6 5 190 CLAPP, WALTER 64 190 JONES, JIMMY 61 I70 PAULS, KENNY 6,6 170 PEDERSON, SCOTT 69 245 PORTER, ELLIS 66 205 RODRIGUEZ, ROBERT 6Y3u 170 SHILOH, KEN 62V 165 ROSS, RICHARD ff? I90 TONEY, CARL 6 7u 200 WARD, ODIS 64 190 next year csb will be in its initial con- ference season. the ccaa walif. col- legiate athletic zlssociatiom is one of the strongest basketball conferences in the western section of the united states. members of this conference are: cal. state fullerton, u.c. riverside, san fernando valley state college, cal-poly pomona, and caLpoly sun luis obispo. amm M NH 3$K fig i mmumnphmmumnmmphuslzzz it wasnl easy, but it was lots of fun- a few yells, somc routines, and a little music. whafs a game with out yell leaders, or song leaders, or a pep band? the yell leaders had a chant: 7you cam stop the larson ma- chine no you can1t Stop the lar- son machine? head coach jim larson formed and calibrated a first year basketball team that not only left everyone astonished but made a place for basketball in a city that was previously foot- ball oriented. The final result was a 21 win, 5 loss for the 71- 72 basketball season. SCORE CARD VV VRR rrr roooroo o 0 o m m mmmm m m US. International University .............. 62-60 Sonoma State College .................... 78-62 Sonoma State College .................... 110-62 Stanislaus State College .................... 74-72 Southern Calif. College .................... 81-76 LaVerne College .......................... 91-68 Calif State College, Hayward .............. 81-63 Sacramento State College .................. 71-75 San Francisco State College ................ 61-65 Sonoma State College .................... 101-71 Calif. Christian College .................. 101-52 Fresno Pacific College .................... 84-52 US. International University .............. 48-42 Calif. Baptist College .................... 102-68 Stanislaus State College .................. 107-69 Sacramento State College .................. 80-68 Calif. Baptist College ...................... 96-77 Cal Poly-Pomona ........................ 64-72 University 0fCa1if., San Diego .............. 87-75 L.A. Baptist College ...................... 74-67 Fresno Pacific College .................... 104-87 Cal Poly SLO ............................ 75-82 Cal. State COL, Dominguez Hills ............ 92-55 Southern Calif. College .................. 111-88 LA. Baptist College ...................... 84-74 University ofCalif., Irvine .................. 76-81 -Beep Beep- beep beep! ,n AWOW vroooooooooo00000000000mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm janajohns PORTFOLIO these pages are offered to you by sevcral photo- graphers as statements on life or art. n 0 .l k n n. b H r In C ray ostrandcr .. :: 55.5.5 3 - 4 -: . 5- d... now each of us has his own special gift, and you know this was meant to be true, and ifyou donit underestimate me, i wonit underestimatimate you. bob dylan janajohns AND MARKI F ISHERMANS WI . 3 3 BLOCKf FROM TERMII Chris bankslon . - ...-... .. .... .8' $ v V. -. C v ' t . x ; iuqltu. K x . ' x x vm-Mw-Wnnw MW.NWN1! h k V so a ; i . 2 x x - tummy V3$vswnyhx NAM H janajohns Chris bankston 56 ray ostrander the student, teacher relationship. what it isfrom the eyes ofseveral C.S.B.faculty. . reading mail or magazines extra-curricular activities habits that irritate teachers the most mumbling and whispering raising irrelevant questions chronic tardiness reading mail and magazines calling home in the middle 0fthe evening sleeping in class topping offquotes an irrelevant topic during class discussion not studying unless quizzed indulging in too many extra-currz'cttlar activities sleeping 60 the athlete has tC or lower average during season always gone for games the competitorfor class attention has a C average a lower classman brighter than the teacher has an A average an upper classman 61 WHAT IS A PROFESSOR? between the time that you first stumble into those ivy-hallowed halls and the time that you are finally bounced out on your ear, you are nondebatedly fated to trip over andlor be stepped on by an eldritch creature known as a professor. this is a fact of life and therels no use trying to deny it-for although a professor can avoid you for days, weeks, and even months, there is no possible way for you to avoid him. just what it is that separates a professor from the rest of humanity is a little difficult to say. its not just that hes the only human being ever to get into a fist-fight over the meaning of transcendentalism. and it's not that he has emerged from graduate school with a degree and an urge to get even. and it isnlt even that he seems incapable of comprehending the fact that something that is intuitively obvious to a doctor of mathematics may not be so obvious to a college freshman with an iq of seventy-four. but somehow the combination of all of these factors would seem to define the character of a professor pretty well. the one nice thing about a professor is that he is always easy to recognize. hes the one with the doctorate taped to the sun screen of his car. hes the one answering your two word question in just under forty-five min- utes. hes the one wearing the black shoes with the mismatched brown socks. and hes the one addressing a roomful of people who are in an advanced state of unconsciousnessethat is, those of them that are still alive. when you get right down to it, though, a professor is many things. he is relevance teaching the conjugation of latin verbs, humility painting its name on the door of its office in gold leaf, emotional maturity sulking, presence of mind trying to get its car started after having left the headlights on all day, poise laughing uncon- trollably at its own jokes, sagacity driving an italian sports car fifty miles an hour through a fog bank, and objectivity thatls got it in for you. therels no doubt about it, the character of a professor is the composite of those factors that have made men great throughout historyathe unassuming humility of benito mussolini, the well-balanced personality of the marquis de sade, the guileless generosity ofjoseph Stalin, the penetrating insight of spiro agnew. and the long- suffering patience of attila the hun. may as well face it, though. unreasonable and unreasoning as they are, professors are a fact of life that have to be dealt with. and. at four olclock on some gray and dismal morning, having approached the problem in every conceivably possible way, and having exhausted every book on the subject in three libraries, the time comes to slam your textbook against the wall and admit the truth: damn it, the old bastardls right! rick wy n ne 62 -ackn0wledge- ,M i . 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ED FANT BUICK this hook is for the people who came to uh to learn and pass time, people who knew why they were here and people who wished they weren't. these people were or still are reaping a suhstance called knowledge from the pages of books and from the minds of teachers. some rejecting, others criticiz- ing. a few hating what they think is a babysitting service protecting them from reality. i think about my friends. striving for that paper license. that sign of achievement. hopefully pre- pared to meet and challange the world. i think about myself too. wondering when i am going to find myself. wondering if people will accept me when i do. this makes me frustrated; and not only this. but the realization that one can not get rid of war and prejudice or establish peace and love over night. that made me wonder why i came here. people, why did you come here? I' them: whu took me Lima . . . S u to thaw: who kept an wen .miw. : 7' .. . Khulna; u I my brulhmc bob, garyjim, nary. and 35m .. . dctpU drink 15:75:; 09d 12:7 the staph This is a picture of a few of us. Strange lot aren't we? Some decided to work, others were busy. However. most put themselves out on a limb. Starting on the left is Ray Ostrander. Ray is the editor. Bang bang! Look at the annual, look at Ray. He drinks a lot of milk. Tom Naas draws pictures. We like them. See us steal them. See Diane Giggy by Tom. She makes posters. Look at Jana Johns. She does everything, takes pictures. develops pictures, makes posters, etc. See Jana frown. Look at Gaye Perry. She is our adviser. Gaye smiles a lot and carries a big stick. See Anthony M ungary. He does public relations. Smile, smile! Then there is K aren Crowder. She sold adds. Next to her is Mairead Mashtaire the business manager. Growl, growl. growl. Shirlynne Edwards was copy editor. 0h. see Francie Walker the associatevedi- tor. Watch her smirk. Poor Ray! Don Stauffer is photo editor. Click, click. He tries hard! Janie Cervantes andDoloras Ponce look nice. Nice, nice. Frank Gallagher takes pictures. He does sport shots, Jump. jump, jump. George Donato works alot around the school. Then there is Tim Homer. Click. Another photographer. See Tim smile. Why are you smiling Tim? U is the dog. He belongs to Dave Siegel. Watch U being bored while Dave took this picture. See Ava Hailey not be in this one. Poor Ava. She is layout editor. See us all pose. See us not fall off?! Also missing is Frances Ramsey. Kathy Murphy. Cami Neilsen. Rosmary Huron, Murphy Fax, Kristy, Bob, Dick, VicJane, Sally, and Spot. 1 had such a good