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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1984 volume:

1984 TREILLAGE PROUDLY PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD Administration ......................... 3 Associated Students ..................... 6 Senior And Graduates ................... 8 Residential Life ........................ 14 Campus Life ........................... 20 Education Activities .................... 3O Gamma Pi Beta ........................ 36 Sigma Pi .............................. 38 Athletics .............................. 42 .. 5,. a , o i a 11 ta 1 . Nwmggww SB GETS NEW PRESIDEN T n. mum 5.... L mu nu ma... h 3 Tim rmmm a .wx Facul: , administrators, and Staff :ccoqnzzc fun well am: out ccmumucs, our society, and Vurld need an educated citxzczry able to nccc :hc :nallenqns of the modern era. cerninly, :hc OPpor:uni:Lcs fa: stuicnts l0 davclop, mrplorc and gain samstacuon cu: o: 113: com: not. be gzeucr thar a: the p:cson: . .L-m All of L: a: csa are p: ud of th: role nu; callaqe plays in offczzng a high quality cduca:xon :0 our students. He work haxd KO provxdc a learning Clzmxu: uluch L3 posiuvc and enables 5trdcn:s to develop and g:ow as LndLVLdudls as 11 as professxcnnlly 1 very mcr enjoy being put: a: 2m: mporunc Ansucutaonal trad;:xcn here and an ammued to nammjnmg 1t m the years arcad. Tomas A. Arcinicqa r ,x $ 9 i v $$wa u Mr. Sid Sheffield Director of Public AffairMDevelopment I Dr. Jim Whitley Acting Vice President Dr. George Hibbard Dean of Students ADMINISTRATION 1 Dr. Deborah Hancock Dean, School of Education ng Dr. John Coash , Mr. Stan T. Frazier Dean, School of Arts and Sciences 5,; C Business ManagerXFoundation Dr. Jim Whitley Acting Vice President . I Mr. Sid Sheffield Director of Public Dr. George Hibbard Affairsx'Development Dean 0f Students . V? l! 11-x Q5 que$. Cal State Bakersfield associated Students cal S'ate Bakersfield mlmm'Ju-iimmI-ua IIm-Im um null M the bcnlnnlng of m: lui-N acadlmlc year, Cal Slut: Bahrulleld was not going to have a yearbook. rough Ln: elforu 0! III. Associated Students, however. um um again m able to haw a valuablu memento 0, our educational acmlvemmu and social unerlencu al 655. h nddlllon, lludenl: 0! ml ls-campu: CSU system wort laced with lncvvnud swam lees. On July 21. um, um csu :yslem man was mum: by many 390 mlHlWL Sade ; fee: well ubulunually hiked for the mild nu in H munuu. mulng nurly 811.1 million from lncmud student fees. nm In hike: Included an uvemo! 3246 per fulHlme xluduu. an nddlllonnl 316 Ilrst-ume ever put baccalaureate fu. and a :5 menu: In the application In. Wall Illoru In the statewide student leadership, however, the Auoclatea 5mm; hm unaided an NI-gohg tommnmml lo 'IIUAEP education. In 198.45, CSU mum: will be ncdvlng u 541 dccmau In In; I'M: year has bun extremely buy and has also been personally rewarding in me. With kinda renanil, I am. Vary truly yams, CUM Al Tenn AS. human! ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Al Tello Linda Quinones Jimmy Yee Ronna Gentry President Vice President Executive Secretary Comptroller AS. COUNCIL MEMBERS Sandy Serrano A.S. Advisor Becky Seitz Secretary Javier Arreola At-Large Rep. Denise Carlos At-Large Rep. Katherine Ware AI-Large Rep. Sheila Hernandez Lower Division Rep. Maria Ramos Lower Division Rep. Donald Boyd Upper Division Rep. Cary Hytrek Upper Division Rep. Ruth Ennis Upper Division Rep. Vera Diaz Graduate Rep. Ellen Nichols Graduate Rep. Patty Colchado Programs Coordinator Timothy Curry At-Large Rep. , 9mm man nor mmm.m; SAME 50 25 SENIORS AND GRADUATES-1984 GAIL ACAN BENJAMIN AYCOCK GLENN BASCONCILLO EME BASSEY UMO BASSEY SHERRIE BILLIARD CARMEL BOSWELL KATHY BOWMAN STEVE BRIDGES JUDY CAMENISCH STEPHANIE CAMPBELL SUSAN CHURCHWELL TAMARA CLARKSEAN BRIAN COOK NADINE COOPER CURT DeROSSETT MICHAEL GAMBE CHAU KIM DINH OSCAR DUENAS JOHN ECKROTH LISA EDWARDS PAT EDWARDS ALLISON ELLIOTT SHARI ELLIS JALAL FAMIL PHIL FONTES YOW WAI FORK CYNTHIA FOX NICKI GALANTE JIM GARBER RONNA GENTRY MELANIE CLOVER 10 BETTY GUTIERREZ JOEL HAMPTON DAVE HILL DON HOFFMAN ROBERT JACKSON KIRSTEN JANSEN ELEANOR JONES KAREN JONES SHIRIN KARACHIWALLA JUSTINA KARNADI KEVIN KERWIN KIM KRUGH DAVE LAWRENCE KARIN LIGHTFOOT ROBIN LINDSAY LENEE LOUSTALOT 11 TINA MacPHERSON ARLENE MENDEZ DOLORES NEIRA JAY OLSEN BENJAMIN ORR JIMMIE PAGE SUSAN PAYNE KEVIN PLATT LILLIAN PONDER DEBBIE PRYSE JEFF RICHERT DEBORAH REID CERRIE RODENBURG FELIZ RODRIGUEZ MARY SAWYER JAMES SCHAFFER 12 INGRID SCHROEDER JEROLD SNYDER DON SUROVEC AL TELLO BRETT TURLEY DEBBIE VALDEZ EDWARD VAN HALEN STACEY WADE ALLANA WARK CRAIG WEBBER LAURA WHITAKER LISA WILLHELM CELADORE WINSTON jANE WINTERS VALERIE ZUMBRO 13 N m R m mm: HaJHZmDHmmm 4 .l ENTWOOD 16 RIVENDELL 17 NUMENOR 8 .I ROHAN 19 CAMPUS LIFE NV IN! I WOMEN OF CSB CHILDREN'S CENTER uummu -w::::!!'- Through the efforts of the Associated Students and the Children's Center Director Diane Hendrickson, evening child care hours were estab- lished to benefit student-par- ents that have evening courses. A.S. Council passed a measure allocating $4,500 to the program for Spring Quarter 1984. The Associated Students also scheduled a Children's Cen- ter Day allowing young, growing, learning minds to establish a role model. During the scheduled day, children of Cal State Bakers- field students, faculty, and staff visited the AS. Office, had their pictures taken, and pretended to be A.S. execu- tives. A good time was had by all. 27 28 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS FRIDAY NIGHT AT CSB On Fridays The Assoicated Students Sponsor Films Free Of Charge To Students mmHHErHHUaN AaNZOEKUDDm 30 32 THE RUNNER z! A Putting out weekly issues of the school newspaper on a barebones budget is not an easy task. Despite this, how- ever, The Runner is filled with up-to-date news as well as features and editorials on campus life. In addition to their journalis- tic duties, The Runner staff continues to maintain a good relationship with the Associ- ated Students. Both have complemented each other and have added to school spirit. As a result, the award win- ning Runner has firmly en- trenched itself as a part of Cal State Bakersfield. 38 FRATERNITY oft! Ginifph $11125 39 1983-84 CSB CHEERLEADERS CSB WRESTLING mating 42 n 0 S a e S e In T. r. 0 rr. Aw 4 1 5 r. e n n u R 44 RUNNER BAS KETBALL 45 1984 TREILLAGE STAFF This was the first yearbook staff that was com- prised of identical twins. Editor ............................ Al Tello Associate Editor ................. Lori Irwin Asst. Editor .................. Maria Ramos Supplying the ride ...... Associated Students Assistance .................... Half the staff Senior Portraits .............. Steven Studios Advisor ..................... Clarke Sanford Josten's Rep ................ Cathy Boutwell A special thanks to Fred Sbardellati of Steven Studios for all his support This book is sponsored by the Associated Stu- dents of Cal State Bakersfield. A yearbook is a very important part of a college. It is as much as institution as the school newspaper. If such a program is lost, students will be missing something, especially those who are graduating. With no funding, no advisor, and no staff, Cal State Bakersfield was not going to have a yearbook at the beginning of this year. Fortunately, because of the efforts of the Associated Students, a yearbook staff was organized. Of the few students on staff, however, none were yearbook staffers the previous year. And as for myself, 1 have never been on any yearbook staff, nor have I ever taken a layout or journalism course. Despite the odds, a yearbook was published. As for the future of the yearbook, I encourage students to become involved. If Cal State Bakersfield is to con- tinue to have a yearbook, it will have to be students that make it happen. Al Tello Editor, Treillage