California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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Campus Kept Immaculate EVERYTHING from planting trees to prosecuting parking violators comes under the duties of the main- tenance men. As the campus grows in size, the gar- deners plant more and more shrubbery. This has given LBSC a well-groomed, picturesque look. The workers are also responsible for keeping the buildings operating more efficiently. However, none of the maintenance men work harder than the policemen, who have to cope with parking violators. The great number of stu- dent violators doesn’t give these men much time to relax, as they will tell you. GOING UP? Riding a fork lift is the easiest way to fix a tall lamp, says this student helper. ME WORRY ABOUT PARKING SPACE? I should say not, exclaims Policeman Lyle Brennen. CARE TO JOIN ME? Gardener Louis Mona- han seems to enjoy the ride, as he helps to keep the grounds neat.

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HOUSING the Speech-Drama classrooms, Fine Arts Building I was one of the first buildings on upper campus. Adjacent to this building is the Little Theatre. PRIOR to the completion of our three-story Library building last year, the facilities were housed in a smaller one-story building. There are three reading rooms which give students ample study space during library hours. No double exposure this, just Photographer Murray Shaner's reflection in the glass of the south door of the Administration Building as he moves in f 5r a corridor shot from outdoors. 7

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THIS CALIFORNIA outdoor-indoor living really gets dusty at times, says James Peterson, as he vacuums a sidewalk. I DIDN’T COME from the Surrealist school of art, so I'll have to settle for painting the walls of LBSC, quips Lonnie Mays. IMAGINE how many steps would be saved if we could all ride go-carts to class. However, we aren't as privileged as Robert Merrill, who delivers interdepartmental mail to LBSC's 28 departments every day of the week. NOW WE KNOW who’s taking those lost dimes. It is none other than ’Mr. Vendor” himself. He gives a stealthy glance around before sneaking another case of fruit juice into the machine. 9