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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1982 volume:

CA LIFOR NIA STA TE COLLEGE, BA KER SFIELD 1982 TREILLAGE Administration ....................... 2 Seniors And Graduates ................ 8 Residential Life ..................... 20 Clubs And Organizations ............ 28 Athletics ........................... 38 2 ADMINISTRATION wodarev ., ?J- 'UdeN' umw Nwath m WW II!!! UMIy I'd Cunqtl x5 574; +,Z'KA;P : 'Xg sz 9; 3 9;, U - 5 . . 0V: Wasswy A college education at its best consists of a wide variety of activities including classroom endeavors, solitary pursuits in the library, after- class discussions in the cafeteria, participation in or attendance at musical, dramatic and sports events, social interactions with other students at special campus events, and particxpation in other extra- curricular activities. I hope this yearbook will provide a valuable record of your experiences at CSB. May the years to come be productive and satisfying for you. J P . Frankel DR. JACOB FRANKEL President k DR. JOHN COASH $4 I , 7 Dean of Arts and Sciences ' DR. DEBORAH HANCOCK ' Dean of Education ,DR. RICHARD WALLACE Dean of Business and Public Administration DR. JAMES GEORGE Dean of General Studies Hum DRA JILL WILSON Assistant to the President DR. KEN SECOR Dean for Administration MR. 510 SHEP f V . ' DR. GEORGE HIBBARD Director of Public Affairs an men! ' Dean of Students DR, RICHARD GRAVES Chair of College Council , R, MR- GORDON CALLISON Business Manage; 1 Not Pictured: MR. PHILIP RICE Vice President DR. DANIEL TAYLOR Assistant to the President for Planning associated Students Cal State Bakersfield .wwwm.,,....m H..-ng. mum. 595 Ml: off xclal VUIFP UT tr: studenli Df Lul HKRfP Makers- rteln, vu Feel 1t 15 Dnly Fitting that Mr duct hpunsur the Irnlllaqc rur taazt The stoclulcd Students havr strlvcd through uut the yhar tn nrnLidP vHrInHQ hrlvvlftPS that provided for the cullutal, cdutaljunul, physical, and socxal uelL-nelng or the students. Some uf these programu 1ncludvd the lem series tuntrn rerrtund rrcnrd n?!vndanc9,, speakers katherxne Brady and Chll; Millvr tultr leICS an the Serluus ana lxghter sidus rnupeclLvely1, unu c0wspnnsor5hip or many cultural and acllvlty rt'latrd otpifs. One ur our uuuls for the year has unen tn pruvlde leadership and rcprvscntatiun for all at the 5ludcnt5 al evrxy IEVEI ur th Pducullnnul system. Hlth the addleon u: a fullitlme statr member and the uouxcated wark of our lhlrleen Eepresentntlvpg and Four Lkecutlvn Uffxccru, we tdve brgun tn movu iuLu the realm ur prufegulanaljcn us 2 rdmpus urganlzalxcn. As we move Into a nvv Era of hlqher nnurattnn twat ulli invlude tnqhtcnnd hquElb and hinhrr bLuUuuL Lublu. we Fuvl it 15 vssenltul tntt studenLL Come together and vaicv their DaniDn: un the future or lhxa Jnxiltuljnnt thn Auunclatnd studerts V111 provide Y?Mr ampllrlkullou rUL Lhal VuLFE. at tut; txmu vb would likr la thank all at those who have nnrtlclpatvn In making 'hlw thp husk ynar EVE? 1n stJdunl govern- Tvl'rlt at Cul Slulu Hakurhrlffld. amwi' X3 1pm 41171le max AaLl'lf Uhlq'll HIIII'Y Hmlfh MatL Brady Ll PIESJUEHt V1 E! P ESlUl'nl 33121344 11 JwrWd Zma- s 9 yr; mt Steve Day gr- Exututlue SLLretary Eumptrollex ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ,wt Cal State Bakersfield Dwight MiIIer Smith Mathew Brady jim Sivesind Steve Day President Vice President Executive Secretary Comptroller MC. E: 1 11mm AS. Council m m nsusamn H wag Ii 15! Row m-Rk Steve Day, Comptroller; Mathew Brady, Vice President; Dwight Miller Smith, President; Jim Sivesina', Executive Secretary; 2nd Row d-Rj: Beck y Seitz, Clerical Secretary; An toinette Green wood, Lower Divison chresen tative; Louis Lucero, Graduate Division Representative; Robb Li htfoot, Representative At Large,- Tom Orr, Representative At Large; Margaret Sepeda, Adviser; Mary Joan Curran, Gra uate Division Re resentative; 3rd Row H-Rt Ma tt High tower, Upper Division Representative; Ty Shipman, Represen tative At Large; Je f Yarbrough, Upper Division Representative,- Craig Webber, Lower Division Represen ta five; john Busschaert, Upper Division Represen ta tivev Not Presen t: Scott Kramer, Graduate Division Represen tative; Linda limenez, Upper Division Represen tative; Grant Herndon, Represen ta- tive At Large. a-m Cath y Oddo, Program Coordinator; Eileen Dehesa, Publicity Coordinator; Becky Seitz, Clerical Secretary. 09 9v m Mum 7 SENIORS AND GRADUATES Q9??? mdwo, a uhu-w CAROLINE ACUILAR Business Administration NABEEL AL VIE Business Administration KA THY ANGOVE Health Science JIM ARNOLD Economics jANET BAKER Liberal Studies jOHNNYE BAKER Business Administration BETH BARNES 50ciology CA THY BARRETT Business Administration C UR T BAR TELL Business Administra tion KA THY BA USANO Business Administration VONALIE BENNE T1 Psychology LINDA BLACK Liberal Studies ARSHED BOKHAR Y Business Administration MA TH E W BRAD Y Political Scien 69 PA TRICIA BROOKS R USSELL BR OWN Sociology LORI BURNS Business Administration STACY CARLSON Economics GWEN CARROLL Liberal Studies L YNN CHAMPAGNE English CHAN 1U CHOI Business Administration WAI LING CHOW Spanish JOE CUSHNYR Business Administration DUTLER DAUWALDER Public Administration EILEEN DEHESA Business Admin i stra ti on C ONNI DODGE Business Administta tion PIUS ERH UNM WUNSE E Health Care Managem en! CONNIE FARRELL Liberal Studies ANA GONG Psychology DELIA GONZALEZ Spanish GUDELIA GONZALEZ Liberal Studies BERNADINE GORDON Child Development 10 aunw KELLEE HALE Psychology JANIS HAMILTON Business Administration TRUMAN HILL Sociology BRUCE HUBBELL Anthropology A'c History LINDA IIMENEZ C 0mm unica lions JONI jONES Political Science LeROY JONES Education MIKE IONES Business Administration KEITH KOELZER Business Administration MAR Y K WAN Psychology LEOPOLDO LABRA Education KAREN LORTSCHER Business Administration DAVID MCCULLAH Biology MARK MANCRUM Business Administration MIKE MASTERS Business Administration jOYCE MA YWEATHER Fine Arts PAM MOORE History SHIRLEY MOORE Anthropology JIM MUNOZ Political Science MIKE MURPHY Liberal Studies TREVA NICHOLS Liberal Studies BEN OKPALO Business Administration VINCENT ORAGWAM Business Administration PATRINELLA OSBEY English KAREN OSBORN Nutsing EVA PA TINO Education JENNIFER POZNOFF Liberal Studies ALISON PROFETA Psychology CELESTINE RICCOMINI Physical Education RICH RICHARDSON Education IOHN RODENBURC Business Administration CAR Y SAMPLE Y Business Administration um 'wa umw RICKY SAN ACU5TIN Business Administration NICHOLA5 5CANLAN Philosophy jAMES 5IVE51ND Psychology JEANNE SLEEVER Business Administration DWIGH T 5M1 TH Political Science JOSEPH 5M1 TH History SONJA 5M1 TH English BONNIE STARR Fine Arts BETH STETTLER Fine Arts LULA STE WAR T English SUSAN ST JOHN Liberal Studies BONNIE STYLINSKI Business Administration KELLY SUCKUT Business Administration MAE THOMAS Physical Education DEBBIE TILLERY Child Development GEORGIA TOLIVER Business ' Administration yodweo' Lg; Hum 13 ALLISON TOWNSEND Business Administration PHYLLIS TRENT Business Administta Hon MIKE VIN C EN T Physical Education ROBIN VOSBURG Ph ilosoph y TERR Y WAGEMANN Nursing TOM WHIFFEN Chemistry KAREN WILLIAMS Public Administration CHUI YEE WONG Nursing WHikmva :Mm;wrmw V gammk 15 if35'3 Y MN you: $.35?! 19 'lldcv alum mung NTNEZMQNWMK RESIDEN T A5515 TAN T STAFF 15f Row a-R Lou VanTilIborg, Cindy Olmstead, Stacy Carlson, Karen Lortschet, Frank Miranda; 2nd Row d-m Mehdi Garayali, Mike Robinson, Beth Barnes, Pat Preyer; 3rd Row, Lynn LassIey. A. Out on a nice day. B. Surprise! C. A minute to myself. odd 69 Te, 0W8 wt ammu- 21 22 Lorien A. I never miss a meal. B. Another dinner. C. Roadrunner fans anticipating a big win. 23 24 fig.?j 'UQiznV' uhw RivendeII A, Is this .3111 get? B. A day in the park. C. May we serve you? fudn$ umw yadafeo. $35,, 2 S . t re. ' ' utters: ff A. A full house B. Friends forever. C. Tennis anyone? D. Every guys dream. uh-u-II-II 27 28 CL UBS AND OR GANIZA TIONS QWmiareo. a 35; alde$ a In- Mun Qodaeo kg; Mum Circle K Student Union can Afro Ameri College Republicans 32 C??? aw Ilium Society Club Society Of Accounting Studen ts 33 The R unner Staff lindeno 3 4 a In m w Mum M m ! Val 5 MG Mud UP Thur. Fehl cam . a mu WW Imam Ii '!Ilrwm3WI $166M mam: AH A. Nikki Giovanni speaks during Black History Month. B. Margaret jenkins Dance Co. performs on campus. C. L05 Correcaminos perform folklore dance. D. d? E, Cultural and Ethnic Day '82. dune ddw' a In- W 37 1982 C CAA Basketball Champions Theresa Ramirez, CSB's First Women '5 Cross Country NCAA Division II All American ATHLETICS Wayne McDaniel, 1982 CCAA Co-Most Valuable Bobby Dye Player, goes up for the shot. CSB Head Basketball Coach Waa'e 1982 CCAA Coach of the Year E52 Men? Cross Coun try C 3 MW $ QIIII-M CSB men's and women's ath- letics at its finest. 45 m, 'lliln .- - V ,IIFKS . null epoch; 45 4in w:- unusu- A. Basketball haIf-n'me show. B. Getting career advice. C. After the game. D Having fun at Scicon. L, 363 '$ CHEW 47 1982 TREILLA GE STAFF The '82 TreiIIage Staff has tried to capture those even t5, acti vi- ties, people and special mom en ts we hope will be your fondest memories of Cal State Bakersfield. 1982 Treillage Staff VViIma Blue Gerald Holland Walter lobe Cecelia Marichalar Roque Nino Cathy Oddo Jim Sivesind Craig Webber A special thanks to the following people for their contribu- tions: Fred SbardeIIati Rhonda Brady Carla Schmeidler Lynn Lassley mfg: This book is sponsored by the Cal State Bakersfield Associat- ua ed Students. urinal r QYZ Athlzftcs 32 Campus Life 56 A5. Spring Events 5 ll Graduation $12 Advertisements Q90 Jiudwv' 1 usl' The CSB wrestling team broke its own Division II national tournament record with a score of 166 V2 points at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin at Parkside. tAj Danny Cuestas t126j became CSBts First two-time Division I National Champi- on alongside tBt Perry Shea t158J who took second place in Division I. The team finished unofficially in sixth place in Division I. gzonai' ' ' , sior't II Coa 12h f Sam Barnett, the Western Regional Tournament's Most Valuable Player, led the C53 basketball team to first place honors in both the NCAA Division II Western Regional Tournament and Western Quarter Finals, both held in Bakersfield, and to Springfield, Massa ch usetts, where they captured fourth place in the NCAA Division II Championships. This year, CSB's track men outdid themselves by capturing their first CCAA conference titIe, defeating Cal State Northridge by one pointin 6th mace Ken Haney 1500 Meter the decisive mile relay. They were also ranked among the top ten 6th Place Phil Roberts Triple jump teams at CSU Sacramen to in the NCAA Division II Nationals. Seven 6th Place Rod Dickerson 110 High Hurdles CSB All Americans emerged from this competition. 4th PIKE ETWin Hifkman 1600 MM RPIaY 4th Place Roosevelt Frierson 1600 Meter Relay 4th Place Derek Carter 1600 Meter Relay 4th Place jeff Garrett 1600 Meter Relay Taking second plate honors in the CCAA and placing third overall in the NCAA DiviA sion 11 Nationals at Sacramento was the C53 woments track team. Nine women attained status as All Americans: 15t Place Phyllis Blunston High jump Two-time NCAA Division II National Champion Ist Place Sharon Hamilton Shot Put Two-time Division II National Champion 2nd Place Deborah Carley Shot Put CCAA Champion 5th Place Sheila Nicks Long jump 3rd Place Sheila Nicks Andralette Gill 400 Meter Marcella Mariano Relay 4th Place Sha Lucas Tina Gibbs 1600 Meter Sheila Nicks Relay v . Four-time All American, Jewell Lovelady: Phyllis Blunsmn, first 3rd Place 400 Meter Relay C58 Track Division I 3rd P 13C? Long Jump A11 American. Second :1 -- 4th Place 100 Meter place, NCAA Divison I 4th Place 1600 Meter Nationais, High Jump, t aw Q; This year, the C58 men's tennis team was awarded its second straight CCAA Championship, in addition to having five players named CCAA champions. It also placed second at Florida International University at Tamiami in the NCAA Division II Championships, and a record four players were named Division II All Americans: Greg Neuhart fCSB's first player to reach Division II Semifinalsi Steve VVilIiford Bart HiIIock Kevin Flatt The C58 women's tennis team was proud to place second in both the CCAA Championships and the NCAA Division 11 Nationals held at EdwardsviIIe, Illinois. 04y Iwona K uczynska became CSB's first Divi- sion 11 National Tennis Champion by sweeping the singles competi- tion, and as such was named to All American status. Cari Garfield teamed up with Iwona to gain All American recognition by being named in the top four doubles teams at the NCAA Division II. M en 5 Tennis m4gd..g . ; -w..,...,.. GEM D W LI SEQ? wamsg Iumni Association S RQU C58 Alumni Association Board of Direrlots Kent Bowersox iMS '77i Dean Carpenter, Treasurer iBS '73 Clona Cobb iBA 719 Jim Cordle, Vice President iBS '76i janelli Cordle iBA '77? Jack Hicks iMA 'BU Steve Ladd IBA m Carolyn Lortscher !MA '79 Diana Medcros, Secretary iBA '77i David Robinson iBS 7150 Mary Ross H35 SW Ceaty Taylor, President iMS '76I Ex Officio: Sid Sheffield Margaret Sepeda Paulin Campus Life 04 6,: PD Resident students compete in annual Luau games. Numenor won the competition. KB h CD AS. elec- tions were held in May. Thirteen students won seats on the AS. and CoUege Councils in addition to four new executive officers. K7 C58 hosted ten students from dif- ferent American universities and colleges on the National Student Exchange Program. They were: Gail Bryton, State University CollegeABuffalo; Shari Capka, New Mexico State University; Danny Klugman, University of Georgia; Laura Lowe, University of Northern Iowa; Patricia McManus, Rutgers College HVD; Michael Pesta, Bowling Green State University; Carla Schmeidler, Fort Hays State University eKSk Douglas Shine, William Patterson C01- Iege UVD; Kelly Svedberg, North Carolina State Universi- ty; Karen Tollefson, Moorhead State University eMN; th Larry Winters, Sigma Pi President, takes a swim at the Tomfoolery dunk tank, E :5: 1-7 Resident Students bid the halls good-bye For the summer. CEELEBRATEW OUR IIIIIIE m E infrir WOMEN'S DAY AT CAI. STATE BAKERSFIELD I7 ImII. llll IlHl 1e tIIlIHP mu m 1e x I II, III I II: x1 IIIIIIIEIM x m; In I II In II... xx UHHHWUIIHIII u I'Hhru Im m umll w n I I. IIIIIIIIIIJ ,II: IIIII II II III; II I: IIIIIIII IIH Ime II MILI Ilhl I IIHMI xII IIIV HI IIIIIIII III, II III II .I I: .w I 11mm 1mm x D I'm III: MI III II x 2 1. IIIIIIII IIIquu MIIII lIlH-HII MIxIxV IIIK HIM nI IIII mm m IIII mum xx Nun uqu H IIIIu IIIIIIII II ;III1 III III I eIIIII ,I LIIIII lmw spnmon d by wonmel'? SA VETWIIKIS Cal State Bakenfield tAi Celebrate Our Female American Heritage was the theme of this year's Women's Day. Henrietta Whiteman, Native American Studies Director at the University of Montana was the keynote speaker. tB 1f: Di Free health screenings were provided at CSB during Health Fair 32. Student nurses volun teered their time at the fair K? The Texas Opera Theater 5 new produLnon of Verdi's Rigo- Ietto was sponsored by the C53 Dorian Society and Getty Oil 15 tOpposite la ageJ In late April the Donan Society 5 $15000 Ctand an was held at Banner Palms A 110159 and rider are shown competing at this event. M.E.Ch.A., in conjunction with the Associated Students, provided cultural entertainment and activities for CSB students, faculty and staff during its two-day Cinco de Mayo Celebration. Wodweor 'UienV' Tomfoolery was expanded to in- clude Alumni Homecoming and Handicapped Awareness Day ac- tivities in addition to vendors, food and carnival booths, dis- plays, exhibit5, old time movies and free entertainment. This an- nual event is co-sponsored by the Office of Student Programs and the AS. A5. Spring E ven ts U-U Newly elected AS. Council members pose after their first informal meeting held in late May. th Tom Orr, AS. President for the 1982-83 year is eager to begin his term. hQ In the late spring, the Associated Students lecture series presented Chris Miller, co-au- that of the well known film, AminaI House, and co- editor of National Lampoon Magazine. hD 3: B The AS. Council held its annual end-of-the-year awards ceremony. Pictured are mem bers joining in the fun. hmiWMumwmmmwmw;,h , . Gradua tion 1982 C383 twelfth annual rommenceme'nt'was unique in that , ' it Was the First early momi ceremony in the college's ,, history. Facuky Marsha! Dr. rbard Graves led the pro- ' cessim to the south lawn sem'n where the platform par- ty, faculty and gradua tes heard testdentjacob R Frankel introduce distinguished guests. Reverend Tyree Talivet , gave the invocation. L ' L ' Stadentxlan Robinette Amstutz and BakerSfield Mdyor , K Shel! were speakers. As the Class of '82 repmsen- rs. Amsmu urged her fellow gradual :95 to cherish ght to disagree with ampiedparadigm$ and warned , , but not to wait fox others, but to achieve and acmmpltjsh thin 2 gm their, L own, Ma 01 Shell impmseci amt: 9: N 'L diet they shoal stdvefor excelled ' ail After President Pmnlce! conferred d L California Stare University Band of V :usktees, tfbeClass, L 82, their familiesgftiimds and faculty attended individud , , school receptions which allowed them to meet and added a ' L personal touch to, the momentous day. L , 14 Checking With f: Interest! 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Milne, Jiuqeahs Cal State Bakersfield I The 1982 TreiIIage staff, together with the Associated Students, has tried to capture those spring events that are special to C53 students. One important event that we would like to share was the May 15 wedding of our advisor, Margaret Sepeda, to Andy Paulin of the Athletic Departmen t. We wish Margaret and Andy the best of luck in the future. It is our sincere ho e that you get many years of enjoyment 150m this yearbook and supplement. 1982 TreiIIage Staff 01 BACWQH amsauov as? BAISSHOV BSDdXB SNSSHOV ESDdXB 01 SAOWBU SNSSHUV BSDdXB DJ. SADWSH BAISSHGV SSOdXB 0i SHOWSU BADSBHOV BSOdXS Di ZAUWBH 11KB 01. EADWSH E'Nsanav asadxa 01 anowaa H QNSBHUV SSOdXS OJ. 3N3W3t1 EAISBHOV SSOdXE 01 SADWEU SNSBHOV SSCdXB OJ. EADW SNSBHOV SSOdXB Oi BADWEH