Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)
- Class of 1965
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We are deeply indebted, for the color photography, to Dick Holk who, although no longer a student at Chaf- fey, gave of his time, energy, and skill. May the pleasure that you receive from this book equal the pleasure which we, the Argus Staff, experienced in putting it together. Dedi ,A.?WQ N ':gf'-'W' ,july --- 1 Miss Bea Rose Few professors anywhere have the unique ability to create an empathetic bond with their students. bond, once established, not only stimulates deeper under- matter, but creates enduring friendships. fortunate in having such a person on its Student Body dedicate the 1965 Argus to faculty members MISS BEA ROSE. 'v xfgsi A K : ,....... We :S-115251, xg 3,95 ' 5 , ff -132 5 QF 1 5 425 D E 'S i .1 155323 .51 iq.j.r,. X L' - P W 5 , S 'Xi 4 1 2 :::I'i.5iIi2SH51'5E?5LE'::::E:. .K iii' ,i ..fL,fZQ.,,QQl,QQf.-1, ,-L.: f , 155 N.. 1555 1 ,, ,fn 1. K . - ' .As,l,sa 'Q .ur X f7:11W'i UE 'WSEE LE ,- rsh ', ti E'5!: ' K Y 'Y MFQNEL m ,- e . l fb , , .' 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Georgia Mellon Chairman of The Board 'ESA George Vinnedge Dr. Kennefh Wilcox Vice Chairman Board Member Richard Barr Ralph Miller Secrefary Board Member Administration Congrotulotions to the students of 1964-65. This Argus is on record of your successes ond it is by these fine ochievements thot you will be remembered. Choffey College, gs on institution, shores in your successes since it is dedicated to providing the elements ot achievement: knowledge, skill, persistence, ond opportunity. Doniel B. Milliken Rex W. Wignclll Director -F Dr. Doniel B. Milliken President William Grigsby Comptroller Administrative Staff Members Dr. Clarence Calhoun Mr. Joseph Iantorlno Mr. William Groneweg Mr. Lynn Hollist The Administrative Staff Members of Chaffey College are involved with Instruction, Guidance, Registration, Ad- missions, and Student Personnel, both day and night, in regular session and in Summer School. They function as a closely integrated segment ofthe overall administrative staff to ensure that both faculty and student body can accomplish their goals with great- est efficiency. 12 Mr. Leslie Standlea 1 H5 QF-C M Miss June Teitsworth Counselors Wesley l-larrnon Clyde Jack The Guidance and Coun- seling Deparfmenf seeks To help sfudenis with Their ed- ucaiional and vocafional plans. Assisfance with per- sonal problems which affecf Their educaiional progress is also provideol. Fred Felsch MGVY Nunn Jean Payne 3 fl Leonard Mafher Leslie Sfandlea, Dean of Guidance Peter Tolstoy I3 Louis GenTile Division Chairman Business EducaTion In an economy which is increasingly limiTing employ- menT opporTuniTies To Those possessing skills and knowl- edge, The purpose and goal of The Business EducaTion Division musT be, and is, ThaT of providing educaTion and Training in areas which have been identified as needed in business, indusTry, governmenT, labor, as well as oTher social insTiTuTions. Our ideal is To prepare our sTudenTs To make The mosT effecTive conTribuTion To socieTy in general and business in parTicuIar. Tom Normand ScoTT Albrighr Elwood Chapman Ralph NewTon Billie PiTTs GilberT Howard Mary Robinson MillicenT SmiTh Roberf Schesser Jesse Weaver Creative Arts To balance the hard core of academic disciplines, and to develop esthetic tastes, Chattey's students turn to the Creative Arts Division. Here they may indulge their crea- tive abilities, and here they may be exposed to the masterworks of humanity's great artists, musicians, and dramatists. Division Chairman Homer Davis Gordon Berger Anthony Ivins William Blanchard Hendrick Grise Robert Fleck Gretchen Lazer Shirley Nash Robert Smith Frances Hemenway Joyce Shannon Rcilph Slfcme l5 Life Science The Life Science Division embraces Three deparTmenTs: Biological Sci- ence, Denial AssisTing, and Nursing. These deparTmenTs offer a diversify of curriculo Tor Transferring Life Science maiors, ond General Educa- Tion sTudenTs, and Tor Those desiring Terminal occuparionol Training. Beffy Birdsall Dr. Richard Beeks Division Chairman Eugene Boring 1 , T . J 4 Marv 5OUl KaTherine Dawson Joyce Friel Doris .lahr STephen Kellogg Aww lU lQsToff Roberr Lubarsky Edvvord Myers Lloyd Parrott l T Sylvia Pompura Evelyn Richardson Ruth Schindler Margo1reT SloTkin Vegm Stark i8 John Burnison Division Chairman Physical Ed ucaTion A healThy body is imporTanT for The nurfuring of a sound mind. The Physi- cal EducaTion Division's TuncTion is To see ThaT Chaffey STudenTs carry ouT This pre- cepT, wheTher iT be Through The more highly organized Team sporTs or The in- dividual aThleTic pursuiTs. George Colbafh William Gable Helen Greenlaw Barney Newlee Arlen Downs 13 Betty Olson William Richardson Howard Theurer Paul 'Smith Arthur Flum Division Chairman 4 E- Rodney Arner Lewis Grimm Physical Science The Physical Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Division concerns itself primarily with the scientific, mathemat- ical and engineering lavvs and principles which govern The physics-, chemistry, geology, and astronomy ot the natural Universe, Alfred Fernandez Dana Alexander Fred Geiger Elmer Glenn Floyd Shannon Donald Swihart Marlin Dickey John Pierce George Bea rdwoool Mildred Johnson Ray Webb .lack White Kenneth Hinrichsen Division Chairman Donald Bartell Robert Latham Social Science Each subject offered by this division is symbolically represented in its mosaic, This mosaic, hanging in the division courtyard, was executed in cooperation with the Creative Arts faculty. We hope that this joint effort symbolizes, not only the seeking after truth, but the close relationship which exists amongst all academic disci- plines. , S H Charles Miller Floyd Brewer Bea Rose Margaret Fisk Philip Starr Donald Wargin Stanley Waldrop Librarians and Sfaff Offen called The hearT of The college, The Library circulafes iTs life-giving maierials like corpuscles ThroughouT The academic com- munity. The main TuncTions of The Library are The enrichmeni of The curriculum Through iTs consTanTIy expanding supply of library maTerials, The encouragemenT of recreaTional reading by sTudenTs, and The insTrucTion in George Elser Head Librarian Eunice Asper Bob Koepp Larry Branson Chris McDermoTT eTfecTive use of library maTerials by all Those who come To The Library. To supporT and carry ouT This program, we depend on The Tireless efforfs of our very fine STafT of li- brarians, clerks and sTudenT assisTanTs. Miriam Bowers Assistant Librarian ii, l Elsie Hull Bertha Kurutz DaroThy La Ba rge STudenT Librarians Marty Jongsma Ellen Hershey Classified Personnel l G. Anderson R. Bailey J. Blackburn E. Branson R. Cunningham M. Denby V. Edwards L. Hotman C. Jager B. Klepper l J. Rigsby G. Rush E. Sampson L. Schwartz O. Smith , 3ff'QL,,T:is li9f3iT535t ge ! ., :W ---- 'iii'-55 ' H 57531-Z..elWQ.:sfT?S ifbifsfi fll zs. Tililsxi -V5 iw 1: 1' 'mir-f.,.,,j',, '15512' r r r V 'j3,wt1W,,,,f -v - :::'1uj,1:'-l,.- Liltfff, : 7' :5Q',,fE1-, Y B. Tutvm R. Totten G. Watkins M. White B, vviimqn Each Gave A Helping Hand These staff members performed competently those endless chores which made it possible tor taculty and students to carry on their intellectual endeavors. Somebody had to answer the telephone, type the letters, greet the visitors, drive the busses, mow the lawns, feed the hungry hordes and many other things too numerous to mention which are involved in running an institution the size ot Chatfey College. H. Williams p. Zmolek CLASSIFIED R. Almquist A. Anthony V. Butler A, Delozier M. Egge M. FSUX H. Holley D. Hillemon G. LCIYTOD E. Lokker M. Mcier0WyCh P. Pace A. Pcrfel M. Scrfor R. Sfovvicki E. Webb F. Whaley J, Cosile M, Gideon J. Harrison E. Levstik B. Mahon E. Sicosky l. Sicosky E. Wilding F. Briof O. Duhcxmel J. Mcfforter Q .Q gym? Q '2 PERSONNEL I- AWWDGFOU R. Amparcm B, Boiley C. Blackstone E. Bryon W. Cote B, Horok -fgfmzsffgr wg., fa S B Q 2 fiL.1gg fLs Tf' W. x?gf?f?afEW2 E?Ti:'f2,fL . J I 15-wz,x-5 31113.3 2 .. f.Q:?..s'LH1 1fn.f x ai..fv'L.U5f Iwirffifi' ,-2. 1 , 'fflzff' J re? 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Balch ROD Bclll Secretarial Business Social Sciences We John Barr Barry Barfinclale Mike Beasy Business Psychology Police Science le Donna Bellue Edgar Benneff Jean Bennelf DenTal Assisring General Eclucarion Physical Eclucafion . 5 .lohn Biehl Stan Biorkland Anthony Blatnick Roger Bornan Psychology Pre-Dentistry Business Social Science Pete Boonisar John Bosko Donna Box Randy Braden Liberal Arts Mathematics English Social Science Carol mw- 'UN Brady Charles Brasher Blake Broadway Ollie Brocks Business Education Electronics Aeronautical Engineering Lithography Loren Broesma l-lortense Brown Jill Brown Barbara Bunge JOUVl1C1liSm Business Spanish Education Dan Burkhart Darrell Burson Robert Bush Dennis Bushore 30 ChemiSTry Anthropology Pre-Med Engineering Diane Casey Richard Chamberlain Harold Chandler Bruce Cheney Commercial Arr Aeronaufics Social Science Engineering Bill Cheesman Dave Clarridge flvan Engineering Polifical Science lgolice aancb '74 Carl Coleman Mechanics MUVY Belli Collier Thelma Collins Nancy Colson Wayne Cowley BUSllWeSS Secrefarial Professional Nursing Business Clinical Engineering Jane Criswell Daniel Cron Frank Cuccia Nick Daphnis Dental Assisfing Police Science Business Adminisfrafion af' Z Electronic Engineering DOING DCIUQDTGVS Chrisrine Davidson Edward Davies Gary Davis AFT Home Economics Engineering History 31 Virginia DeLaurier Mike Dirnirry Nursing Psychology Carol DUSTIV1 Douglass Echols Business Art' ,......,...H M YES H ,fm-as Ginger Ehler Bill EllioT Psychology Micro-Biology Ignacio Escudero Gary Fife Business Physical Education 32 Connie Fisk Mike Fleming Liberal Aris Physical Eolucaiion Joe Dinise Wilrneffa Driefh Business BUSWWGSS El' 2 g i i w S Y an Mike Ford Danny Foroncla Nancy Frosf Chris Gallarclo Physics Lithography Denfisfry Social Science Em Gloria Garcia Professional Nursing Carole Gafes Gayle Geren Carolyn Gin Arr English mmm Mwm NlC1fQiG Glenn Jan Glover Gary Goafcher Business Dancing Economics Occupational Therapy Rifa Gomez Secrefarial Lynn Gordon Margaref Gorsky Don Graber Joan Gray Mafhemafics Professional Nursing Geology Business Carol Green Karen Greene Granf Griffin Larry Groenolyke Business Foreign Languages Business Adminisfrafion Accounfing 33 Kathy Graff Sue Hall Suzanne Hall Rick Harner Denial AssisTing Professional Nursing Social Science Liberal ArTs Diane Hamilfon John Heavisiole Don Herring Richard Hickey Medical Technology Zoology Journalism Physical Science Jim Hilbe Mgry I-lolkup Connie Holloway Michael Holloway Business Aolminisfrafion Professional Nursing AFT EnQif19eVilWQ - ,i sgi 1, l 3 , , , K , X Eva-Maria Holzhey Don Hongker Mary-Francis Hosmer FI'C11'1l4 Hosfefler English i Music Journalism PhySlCOll Educcffion B05 HUSSTOVI John Hughes Kelly Hughes Amber Inman Zoology Chemistry PW-Veierinary Business -- Jim I-M-m, ml- H Priscilla Ivory Glenn Jackson Richard Jackson Ray Johnson EI'l9liSlW Police Science Elecfronics BUSFVIESS 35 .maj Bum MNH Mary Kaarmoa Kaihy Karsieadr Charles Kawecki Hazel Kay English Social Sciences Social Sciences Denial Assisfing H Hmmm umm- 4 Ron Kennemer Mike Kilen John Knippel Randy Kriegh Physical Sciences General Eolucaiion Maihemafics Engineering Vicior Kurlich Ed Laihi Maddie Lawrence MCIFQO Lemon Business Engineering English Liberal Aris Nmlrewmmi Jean Lewis 'Carol Linolfors Janei Liifleion Moria Lopez Social Sciences Business Eolucaiion Secreiarial Elemen'fOfY Edvwfion Torn Lopez Janei Lowry Rufh Love l-elelnd H. 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A ,- vzzff: f'---:.-2:31. 3 .f , .. ., , X. 9 C C ITI P U S L U f I L , Cl I' 9 e 75 5 I I I w P MISS CNTARIO INTER C CJNTES T FIVE FINAILISTS NATICNAL AIRPORT 1 965 82nd Anniversary Founders Day March 17, 1965 This year's Founders' Day was a double cele- brafion. The Chaffey College Historical Society presenied a gold service award To Mrs. Kaiherine Weber, long associared wifh The college, afrer which The assembled body of sTUdenTs and visitors heard a sTirnulaTing address by Sreve Allen. Q Q V ---I::,... 1:1 .. V. - ,Q Z 7 X K, kk, 4 ,Vw N2 X 'if 5 71253 , iw, HQ Q V '53 gg. , ,Egg Q Q5 ,M .fwwi 'Wifi '-FSM, SQ 2 E W'Q'f1ew ,,. 4 ' 'THQ ' 35 J . 1 , N.f, 5 X may ,X Ko Ko ....... Ncmki Poo .... Yum Yum Pooh Bah. Kufisha. . PiHi Sing. Peep Bu. . Pish Tush. Mikado. . CAST OF Cl-l4l2ACTEl2.Q . . . . .Tom Schwartz . . .Chester Thutman . . . . .Candy Rabe . . . . .Mike LeDoux . . . .Martha Howell . . . .Jani Peterson . . .Anette Farmer . . .Doug Echols . . . .Bob Stiles Chorus ..... Men's and Women's Glee Clubs 'Principals were also members of the Glee Club. General Director . . . . . . Ralph Strane Vocal Director ......... Joyce Shannon Conductor ....... William B. Blanchard 83 Backwards v I V 86 L rg , w::E:ggf:: , 351 ,L , , s J 5 x V B, Li. If ,.,, N ., , img? B- My gfmiimgnwl .Q- ':'-Qfiiiiffflidwi-Ef,, fin, f'.Lf555?i2g22fL5L31. S QC' 3 figfsgyiiaggigfy' ,5,w,553,gA:f, . 4 Nf'gw?,if 5' F T' 2255? 4 K' -' if. v ,fi , . ,,,ggxfgeg'3m' M l Lf113Ew 3?5 L 3 ', liiiiiff, i a QR X ' ORGANIZATION ! Dear Chaffey Students, Chaffey College is a continually growing and expanding college community. We are already recognized as one of the finest iunior col- leges in the state. Here at Chaffey, we have attempted to build upon existing programs, emphasizing scholastic enrichment and encouraging participation in extra-curricular activities. Student governments maior function is, of course, to represent the wishes of the students. However, for those participating in Student Council, student government further offers a chance to prepare for future leadership. This year's Council has been responsible for hiring a Campus Center hostess, planning for the expansion of the student owned bookstore, and initiating Gripe Week . Planning is now under way to establish a Faculty-Lecture Series, a high school leadership conference, and a Spring Sports Queen. ln addition, the traditional social activities such as Rival Rock, Days of '83, Convocations, dances and athletic events have been carried on. Serving the Associated Student Body has been one of my most challenging and rewarding experiences. To each of my fellow students I extend my thanks for your enthusiastic participation this year. Sincerely, EMA A A S B ASB President Fall Semester Council in Session September Freshman Orientation October Rival Rock Week November State Student Government Conference December ASB Convocations January Second Semester Preparations February Eastern Conference March ASB Budget April ASB Elections Under Way 'aim- May Days of 83 Each month sees new activity for Student Council l.C.C The InTer-Club Council, whose funcfion is inTro-club cooperc1Tion, coordinonTes The ocTiviTies of cull clubs wifhin The sTudenT body. During The 1964-65 school yeor ICC hos hosfed Two All-Club Conferences, The Spring Sing ond Rivol Rock Doy. We olre olso pleolsed To have seen The insTc1lloTion of on Tory Gofe become o reoli- zoTion This yeor. These ore buT on few of The yeolr's ocTiviTies plonned ond execufed by your InTer-Club Council. Since The ICC is on useless orgonizoTion wiThouT club member porTicipoTion, I vvos impressed by The exTenT of cooperoTion offered To me during my Term of office. As your InTer-Club Council PresidenT, I would like To Toke This opporTuniTy To Tholnk our odvisor Miss TeiTsworTh, Alpho Wollker, Dovid Clorridge, Gory Gordon, ond dll of The oTher people who hove o1ssisTed me in This copociTy. RespecTfully, Qc--:gulf I.C.C. PresidenT Fall Semesfer Inter-Club l.C.C. Cabinef-Spring Semester 55 Q 55 xii 3 1 x s X . ss 5 -2 7 FirsT Semester Cobinef Second Semesfer Cobinef President-Dove Clorridge Presidenf-Rcmololl Vickers Vice-Presiolenf-Rondo!! Vickers VFCG-PFGSiClGf'1T-GCIFY Gordon Secrefory-Corol Brody SecreTc1ry-Sue Woll Treasurer-Randy Richmond Treasurer-Dvvcwyrwe Polosek Publicify-Margaret Romo Publicify-Dorofhy Scovoll Council in Session 93 A.W.S On behdlT of The AssocioTed Women STudenTs of Chdffey College, I wish To exTend our genuine Thomks To The sTudenT body, ToculTy ond odmini- sTroTive members for Their cooperoTion Through- ouT This school yeor. AWS will conTinue To work for The common good of Chciffey women ond Their college. AWS is onxious Tor eoch womon's help and cooperoTion, for no moTTer how much work is puT inTo our scheduled evenTs, only you women porTiciponTs con moke Them successful. We wel- come your enThusicism ond ideos, for Though your membership is dn c1uTomo1Tic one, only inTer- esT onol involvemenT moke iT ocTive. Sincerely, iw AWS PresidenT The dnnucil geT ocqucxinTed pdrTy sponsored by Choffe-y's AssocidTed Women STudenTs wos held on SepTember 9, 1964. The purpose of This evenT is To welcome new women sTuoIenTs, inTro- duce Them To The college ond dcquoinT Them wiTh Their assigned sophomore sponsors. The AWS enTiTled This yeor's inTroducTory c1cTiviTy AWS PoIiTicczl Campaign. INSTALLATION fFebruary 7, 19652 A.M.S The Associated Men's Students is an organization whose aims are to promote interest in, provide service to, and coordinated the activities ot the male students ot Chattey College. The AMS Council is the male stu- clent's representative on campus, All men attending Chattey College, as regular students, are automatically members. The AMS sponsors such activities yearly as: The Baldy Notch Dance, The Associated Men's Students Con- terence, The Man ot The Month Award, The Associated Men's Students Banquet, Faculty-Student Sports, AMS Smokers, and the Intra-Mural Sports Program, The suc- cess of AMS is up to you, the male student looolyi ot Chaftey College. Cordially, 625 0301503 Along with its many other duties and activities throughout the year, the AMS also compiles and sells the Student Directory. This year in addition to the many services they perform, they have undertaken the installation and upkeep of the Ping- Pong facilities in our Campus Center. A S S O C I A T MEN D S T U D E N T S IN A C T I O N The Aero Club, designed as a supplementary activity for aeronautic maiors, also takes an active interest in campus problems. This year Aero has undertaken the maintenance and repair of the missile in front ot Aero- nautics and the construction ot a bulletin board to im- prove campus communica- tions. AERO-CLUB President-Aubrey Beckwith Vice-President-Fred Lopez Secretary Treasurer-Paul Varelo ICC Representative-Blake Broadway Advisor-Mr. Aanstad FLYING CLUB 98 President-David Titus Vice-President-Dick Bullard Secretary Treasurer-Kathy Uribe ICC Representative-Ted Stanke Advisor-Mr. Felsch The Chattey College Fly- ing Club is a college spon- sored activity designed pri- marily to assist the college student in obtaining his Pri- vate Pilot's License at the least possible cost. CCFC is open to any student carrying nine or more units of study. To become a member of This honorary scholarship so- cieTy, These sTudenTs have earned aT leasf 46 grade poinTs vviTh a 3.0 grade poinT average, T.hey have compleTed 12 uniTs, or more, exclusive of Physical Educa- Tion, and have received no grade less Than a C. There are 41 members in The or- ganizafiong unTorTunaTely all were noT presenT for The club picfure. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA President-Bruce Cheney Vice-Presidenf--Eva Holshey 5ecreTary Treasurer-Glenda Todd ICC Representative-Randy Vickers Advisor-Mr. Marfin AQUA-NUTS PresidenT-Michael Rudham Vice-President-Gary Gordon Secretary-Linda Knibbs Treasurer-Billie Schewell ICC Representative-Gary Gordon Publicity Chairman-Mike Lehtonen Advisor-Mr. Myers The Chaffey College Aqua- NuTs are new To The Campus This year. Their inTeresT and dedicaTion has already pro- pelled Them To a leading posiTion on campus. They inviTe anyone To loin Thar has an inTeresT in Scuba Diving and sponsor several dives ThroughouT The year. 99 CADUCEUS CLUB Presidenf-Mike Rorfrnan Vice-PresidenT-Larry Mensch Secretary-BeTTy Sreinmann Treasurer-Bob Marks ICC Representative-Kathie Firman Program Chairman-Isoma BenneTT Publiciry Chairman-KaThie Firman Advisors-Mr. Edward Myers and Dr. RoberT Lubarsky Chaffey College SporTs Car Club is only Two years old, yeT The Car Rallies ThaT They sponsor ThroughouT The year have already become Tradirional. Membership in This club is open To anyone owning, or wiTh an acTive inTeresT in, SporTs Cars. In addiTion To Their runs, They also bring new model and unusual cars To campus each fall for The inspecTion of The enTire sTudenT body. Caduceus is open To any sTu- denT wiTh an inTeresT in The Life Sciences. Though The name is so indicaTive of The medical profes- sion, This club is noT lin'1iTed To Pre-Med or Nursing maiorsy more accuraTely, iTs oleolicaTion To Life Science is unIimiTed. In aoldiTion To hosTing guesf speakers on such diversified subiecTs as Hyp- nosis and NarcoTics AoldicTion, This club Takes field Trips ThroughouT The year To some place aT inTeresT as The beach Scripps InsTiTuTe of Oceanogra- phy. CHAFFEY COLLEGE mnmawimw' CHESS CLUB President-Edward Gomez Vice-President-Tom MarTin Secretary-STephanie Mackey Treasurer-Edgar Bennet ICC RepresenTc1Tive-Dwayne Palasek Advisor-Mr, Starr SPCRTS CAR CLUB PresiclenT-Dave Laul: Vice-President-.lim Bailey Secretary Treasurer-Jean Lykins ICC Represemative-Tom MarTin Advisor-Mr. Shannon This club originaTed as a means for Those inTeresTed in Chess To meeT and play, how- ever, as a club They are quiTe acTive in campus parTicipaTion. Each year They play Two Tour- namenTs vviTh MT. San AnTonio College. Plans for The fuTure in- clude whaT They hope will be a semi-annual STualenT FaculTy Tournament lOl The Christian Fellowship Club is engaged in bringing together those students on campus interested in inspir- ational fellowship. Active in campus activity CFC also sponsors guest lec- turers. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP President-Bob McMullen Vice-President-Sue Sergeant Secretary-Florence Wood Treasurer-Frank Aleman ICC Representative-Sue Seargent Advisor-Mr. Beardwood Social Chairman-Nancy Postma Advertising-Craig Richard CALIFORNIA STUDENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President-Virginia Randles ICC Representative-Gary Davis Vice-President-Dennis Taylor Publicity-Jill Brown Secretary-Donna Heiserman Advisor-Mrs. Slotliirl Treasurer-Ellen Van Sickle T02 A great number of Chat- tey students who transfer to tour-year colleges, enter the teaching profession. For this reason the Chat- tey College Chapter ot the California Student Teachers Association has been an ac- tive campus organization. CIRCLE Circle K is a parT of Kiwanis InTernaTional wiTh chapTers ThroughouT The counTry. Applica- Tions for This service organizaTion are available aT any Time during The year To inTeresTed male sTu- denTs. AccepTance is based on ciTizenship and desire To serve. This unique Chaffey College Club is co-sponsored by The Up- land and The OnTario Kiwanis Clubs. OTTering service To boTh The school and The communiTy, iT is a worThwhile acTiviTy. This year Circle K had The dis- TincTion oT sponsoring Homecom- ing Queen JaneT Maule. .lusT a Tew of Their innumerable acTivi- Ties are serving aT The local Ki- wanis Pancake BreakTasTs, pack- ing ChrisTmas Tood giTTs, and ushering aT The Senior CiTizens ChrisTmas Program. OFFICERS Firgf Semester Second SSFYTSSYSI' PresidenT-Bolo Davis Bob Franks Vice-PresidenT-Eddie Gray DCOM Palmer Secretary-Ted Guiclera MlCl4eY PTHCSS Treasurer-Harry Lucidni MC!l'l4 Williams SergeanT af Arms-Ralph Millhiser KellY l'lU9lleS Advisor-Mr. .lack Frost This year, The Circle K inviTed The handicapped Teenagers picTured aT The leTT, To ChaTTey College baskeTball games, They also conTrilouTed money To The Crippled Children's Fund and The U.S. Olympic Team. ELECTRONICS CLUB The Engineers Club is a special inTeresT club of Those sTudenTs in The fields of physical science, maThemaT- ics, and engineering. LasT year was The TwenTy-fifTh anniversary of iTs founding. A large and active club on campus, The Engineers spon- sor dinner meefings, field Trips and guesT speakers. This club belongs To The American Associafion of En- gineers, as a sTudenT affili- aTe. Presideni-Mike Alvarado Vice-President-l-larry Arnold Secrefary Treasurer-Gary Larick ICC Representative-Harry Arnold Advisor-Mr. Finnie The ElecTronics Club is a sTudenT chapfer of The Engi- neers and ArchiTecTs Associ- aTion. They hold an insTalla- Tion dinner To honor incom- ing and oufgoing officers as well as parTicipaTing acTively in all campus evenTs. The EEA awards a TvvenTy- five dollar cash prize To The club member who has aT- Tained The highesf scholasTic sTanding. ENGINEERS CLUB President-Richard Allen lCC RepresenTaTive-Bruce Cheney Vice-PresidenT-Ray Bolin Field Trip Chairman-Charles Collins Secrefary-John Woodward Corresponding Secrefary-Ed Hanzlik Treasurer-Randy Kriegh Advisor-Mr. Webb lO4 This club, of special in- TeresT To Temale sTudenTs maioring - or inTeresTeoI in - home economics, spon- sors many acTiviTies Through- ouT The year of inTeresT To The whole sTudenT body. Their ChrisTmas Open House and such shows as flower arranging and cake decoraTing are acTiviTies ThaT aTTracT widespread campus aTTenolance. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Presidenf-Karen AleTo Vice-Presidem-Karen McCall Secretary-Linda Odekirk Treasurer-Jane Holmes ICC Representative-Linda Homerick Program Chairman-Jeanne Griffin AWS Representative-Sfephanie Early Advisor--Miss Hemenway INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Presiclenf-CaTy von Sfafen Hisforian-Paul Pang Vice-President-Gary Gordon Advisor-Mr. Grimm Secretary-Diana MarTin Transpormfion Chairman-Rifa Saliazar ICC RepresenTaTive-Brian Cafhcarf Social Chairman-Judy Townsend Any sTudenT who is inTer- esTed in foreign relaTions may ioin The IRC. The pur- pose of This clulo is To pro- moTe a warm and compan- ionable aTmosphere for our many foreign sTudenTs on campus. The IRC is active in cam- pus parTicipaTion and oTTen hosT guesT speakers for The benefiT of The enTire sTudenT Ioody. IO5 John Muir, ci greoT con- servoTionisT, wroTe We gre noT building This counTry of ours Tor or doy. IT is To losT Through The ages. To uphold These idegls, The John Muir Club was or- gcinized. In odoliTion To Their mony field Trips ThroughouT The yegr, They ore given oi por- Ticuldr cireo in which To plc1nT ond culTivo1Te Trees in The Spring Hill ReToresTolTion ProiecT. JOHN MUIR CLUB Presidenf-RoberT Koepp Vice-Presideni-Bob Munker SecreTory-Mory Lou EIlioT Treasurer-Terry UblelhorT lCC Representmive-Bob Munker Advisor-Mr. Fernandez NEWMAN CLUB PresidenT-Monuel Mcrinez Vice-President-Joe Dinise SecreTory-Mary DeAmbrogio Treasurer-Glenn Mothios ICC Representative--John Knippe lO6 Publicity-Terry Dcrvis Social Choirmon-Borboro Brennan TronsporToTion--Rex Lucos Assist SecreTory-Georgiono Cherry Religious Choirmon-Irene Vasquez Advisors--Mr, Felsch, Mr. Corneio The Chgffey College New- mon Club is or locol cho1pTer of The NgTionc1l CoTholic YouTh OrgonizclTion. IT is o service club ond o1polrT from The usuol sponsorship of compus doinces ond c1cTivi- Ties, iT is responsible Tor providing cloThing ond ne- cessiTies Tor Indign children on The Polo ReservciTion. Egch yeor The members moke o Trip To Mexico where They perform The some serv- ices Tor needy Mexican chil- dren. Kappa Sigma Nu is a professional nursing organization, a part of the California Stuolent Nurses Association. This club, open only to the professional nursing stu- dent aims to promote Ioetter campus participa- tion within the nursing program as it functions as a chapter ot the state organization. KAPPA SIGMA NU President-Margaret Gorsky Vice-President-Nancy Postma Secretary-Chris Lew Treasurer-Mildred White ICC Representative-Fran Guest Historian-Judy Ferrancla General Act.-Dorothy Ball Advisor-Mrs, Longstaff SIGMA IOTA DEL TA President-Rita Goodwin lCC .Representative-Penny Wood Vice-President-Kaye Viotti Historian-Linda 'Nelson Secretary-Kathy Sprindgeon Ways and Means-Sharon Lancli Treasurer-Carol Nikodem AdViSOV-VHS-TO STGfl4 Sigma lota Delta is a club tor the olental assisting ma- iors. Compriseol ot many mem- bers this year, the club teaches both services and confidence in knowledge. 107 STriving Tor an apprecia- Tion for culTural Things, a developmenT of a spiriTual way of life, and a success- ful auesT for knowledge, The Lambda DelTa Sigma Club meeTs weekly To conducT club business and enjoy guesT lecTurers. LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA PresidenT-Ronald Ball Vice-PresidenT-Linda Bishop Secrefary--Linda Taylor Treasurer-Jerry Emmons ICC RepresenTaTive-Ron McCorlcindale Advisor-Mr. Harmon MODEL UNITED NATICNS PresidenT-David Clarridge ICC Represenmfive-NephaT Marubu L Vice-PresidenT-Ray Paul Advisor-Mr. Lafham Se-creTary-Treasurer-Ginger Ehler lO8 This year, The Chaffey branch of The Model UniTed NaTions will play The role of Tanzania aT The mock General Assembly. The TiTTeenTh model UniT- ed NaTions will be held This year aT The ClaremonT Col- leges. More Than one hun- dred colleges from The Twelve WesTern STaTes will represenT The various mem- ber counTries. DelegaTions sulomiT reso- luTions on various inTerna- Tional quesfions for consid- eraTion aT The General As- sembly in New York. The Merchandising Club endeav- ors To promoTe inTeresT in merchan- dising for Business Maiors. The membership is open To all sTudenTs carrying T2 and one-half uniTs, or more, vviTh aT leasT one class in The Business Division or a sTrong inTer4 esT in This field. In addifion To pre- paring These sTudenTs Tor careers in merchandising Through Their many acTiviTies, This club brings presTige To our campus. The fashion shows ThaT They spon- sor ThroughouT The year are of in- TeresT To The enTire sTudenT body. This winTer, The fashion show Tea- Tured ski Togs. Each spring finds The Merchandising Club hard ar work coordinaTing The Miss OIA conTesT. Miss Linda STine Miss OTA ConTesT DirecTor 1965 PresidenT-Tom Scheefz Vice'PresidenT-Joloyne Lyon Secretary-Linda Davis Treasurer-Gary Campbell Spring Fashion Show Director-Mar Turckel lO9 Tow river emu WWMQO T PANTHER BLACRTEW T of WWW' This seIecT group enoleovors To promoTe, encouroige, ond ons- sisT in service To The school ond The communifyg developing ond moinToining o spiriT of sporTs- moinship, Toir ploy ond sociolbil- iTy on compus. The Blocks ore oTTen seen oloouT The compus os They pro- vide innumeroble services To The sTudenT body. The Hoedowns ond Dive Bombs ore iusT o por- Tion of Their porTicipc1Tion in cornpus improvemenT. President-Carter Woodward Vice-President-Kim Hull, FirsT Semester Eorl Girord, Second Seme-sTer Secrefory-Rick Homer Treosurer-Rip STephens Sgr. of Arms--Jerry Foisy, Firsf SemesTer Kim Hull, Second SemesTer Advisors-Mr. John Pierce and Mr. Donold Swihort 1 10 PANTHER WOMEN Powder Puff Bowl Freshman Team In aolcliTion To being one of The mosT acTive service clubs on campus, The PanTher Women yearly sponsor The popular Powder Puff Bowl. This club was formed To cooperaTe wiTh The eTTorTs of AWS as They promoTe campus spiriT and parTicipaTion. In keeping wiTh This TradiTion The PW's won The cIoThing drive This year as They oleolicaTeol Them- selves To school service. December T 964 PresidenT-Susan Ruth Vice-PresidenT-Gayle Geren Secrefary-Nancy Phelps Treasurer-Jeann Lewis ICC RepresenTaTive--Dorothy Scovel HisTorian-Maggi STamm Publicity--Marilou Doblick AWS RepresenTaTive-Cindy Anderson Advisor-Miss Rose Sophomore Team T11 4 1 X The Ski Club, a new spe- cial inTeresT organizaTion on campus This year was formed by ski enThusiasTs To promoTe an inTeresT in This fasT growing sporT. This acTiviTy also offers an in- expensive means of learning The skills, They have spon- sored several films on Tech- nique for beginners and also showed a Warren Miller ski- movie To boosT The club's Treasury. The club paid parTial cosTs for members To Take a Trip To MammoTh MounTain dur- ing EasTer vacaTion This year. SKI CLUB SOCCER CLUB Presidenf-PeTer Boomisar Vice-Presidenf-Robbie Balch Secrefary-Kathy Sheperd Treasurer-Tom ScheeTz ICC Represenmtive-Sue Woll Advisor-Mr, Theurer Presidenf-Bill Raddley Vice-PresidenT-FiraT Tuncay Advisor-Mr. Aansfad AnoTher new club on cam- pus This year, The Soccer Club adds To our growing collecTion of special inTeresT clubs. Soccer fans, who are wel- come To ioin This group, are also inTeresTed in promoTing spiriT for all campus acTivi- Ties. ll3 fy' Ts., vers l CLUB Comprised of sTu- denTs ThaT have served aT leasT Two l years in The Armed Services, The VeTs Club is an acTive service organizaTior1 even Though iT is a major source of so- cial acTiviTy Tor Those members ir1TeresTeol in campus parTicipa- Tiori. Ari innovaTion 'This year was a vis- iT from VicTor The WresTlirig Bear. l-losTed by The VeTs as a fund raising proiecT, iT was a huge success as a T campus QacTiviTy, ,f , l F f 1 Ty' A r 1, Q,-'T' X l ,T , sf , i . Q T .K l , ,s 2 T. li, sf T , T Q ky' I' 'xc' f ,fr Tp' .Q fd T, ff' if .ly Min Lg, MK T J M , fi bc X T ' 1 my f, ' T f .fr T A ' 3, ' T' ' TQ ,Zi 5 MU T I ' T 'T x ,Ti TV ' T f ,lc 5 nur, ,-iff T T' TT T A I Firsf sSemes'TeP Officeljs VN-ffzu ,Q I jf, 1 Presidemf+Dan.,STiffler 15 'AIT if L- ViceT'Presider1fT7i-Mike 4Williams N My , Secretary Treasurer-RodV,Sa?r1psVo5d' X 43 QLCC Represenfbhvee-Bill.TShu,Tfell5oTham FirsT SemesTer Members F T f TQ ,T J f A, T Lib' J , ,T V gm, Tx I . T lf J TTT l K H4 : ye lf l ,fry T- . , f , X A ,. ,sicscnd vSlemesTer Cfffieers Heaps A 5, ws gf if Louis Pelletier Larry Woojclhouse ' , ' '.,PubliciTy7PeTe ,Clramerd if I TAI Buche' T T! T T if? 4 - ' ,-1 ' T' 1 ,Raef f 1 .f .. I U kv T, NTf.T, I. , J' 5:10152 ,r 'Advisor llflgYSSchesser Qu' T if T T T , , T, gf 1,3 T. ' f' - ,T ffl , l , T 3 V ' s, ,TT l , T ' ' T V T T lk ,X 2 iq 51-1 T, 'T q.1,,4,, W Jw 12 X 1 5 I .X ,fd ,fir l T QQ T ,T iff' MT .l X U ,-X f VL, T H T vi, 'Te f il A T l 12' 5 ' J, 1'-ff' ff l l kd g W .RV .T Secbnd Serpesfer Members On November 23, 1964, Chaffey College was indeed TorTunaTe in acquiring a Campus CenTer Co-ordinaTor, Due To previous cleodline requiremenTs Tor picTures of Classified Personnel, Mrs. EsTher Gonce was noT menTioned. ARGUS would like To Take This opporTuniTy To welcome Mrs. Gonce To our campus, and on behalf of The enTire sTudenT body, ThaT she so willingly and conscienTiously serves, we exTend our deepesT oppreciaTion, Mrs, Esther Gonce, Campus Center CovordinaTor JUST a few of The many sTudenT acTiviTies Thaf Mrs. Gonce co-ordinoTes for The benefit of The entire sTu- dent body. T no 11' Bottom Row Left to Right: Nancy Hinton, Stella Caldwell, Connie McClure, Diane Williams, Gloria Garcia, Lucinda Rice, Linda Harrington. Middle Row Left to Right: Patty Williamson, June Parsley, Leslie Olson, Carol Nelson, Jean Bennett, Janet Lowry, Kathy Cormody, Brook Moore. Top Row Left to Right: Sally Abrohms, Betty Glasgow, Sharon McKee, Judy Burleson, Madeline Lawrente, Mary Kaarma, Beth Hunter, Angie Munro, Susan Mack, Angie Estrada, Mrs. .Betty Olson-Advisor. Unlike The archers picTured here, The year-book sTaff phoTographers are noT always on TargeT We publish These aTTracTive shoTs To draw aTTenTion To The organizaTion and To apologize for The facT ThaT none of The Team picTures were good enough To reflecT crediT on The members of The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion. Please bear wiTh us The discovery was noT made unTil The day before final deadline, by which Time if was Too IaTe To organize fresh picfures. During The college year i964-65, The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion and The co-educaTional sporTs Teams aT Chaffey Took gianT sTrides Toward progress and achievemenf of The goals which The program had long soughT. Under The guidance of Mrs. BeTTy Olson and her sponsors, The WAA and The co-ed sporTs Teams repre- senTing Chaffey realized Their firsT full slaTe of inTer-collegiaTe sporTs compeTiTion This year. Fall acTion found The WAA par- TicipaTing wiTh numerous colleges around The area in baskefloall games. NexT on The agenda was co-ed Tennis, wiTh Lewis Grimm Teaming wiTh Mrs. Olson in direcfing play. This marked The firsT Time The Red and WhiTe formed a group composed of boTh women and men, wiTh The neT squad challenging various oTher colleges in The area. Women's volleyball followed in The sporTs schedule, wiTh The follow- ing oTher sporTs being in progress as The ARGUS goes To press, co-ed badminTon, women's sofTball, wom- en's Track and field, and archery. 'll7 M jj, 5 E A N N S D E W 'E ,Qi L E E N1 S Us as 3 ig if H 6 Pracfice Makes Perfecf 5 k. :QI qu g. We gf 35 fi I , ,,,.,, C OLLEGIA TE PRESS Larry Blackburn: Reporter Corey Brasch: Advertising Manager Mike Lehtonen: News Edie TOI' Christine Docis: Reporter .lim Logan Chris McDermott Lorene Broersma Editor-First Semester Co-f-Idifo,-5 Second Semester Mary Hosmer: Feature Edi- TOI' Donald Jaffa: Reporter Mike McGougan: Sports Editor Steven Moore: Reporter Dick Nielson: Reporter and Argus Photographer N! Mr. Myron Roberts Harlan Reed, tieporfer Steven Sears: Reporter Tony Weeks: Reporter Advisor 120 Not pictured is Bill Wallace-Reporter t i Kathie Firman Editor Second Semester Jim Park, First Semester Editor, conferring with Jim Dutch, Taylor Representative. Olin Dick Swain, in background, was First Semester Copy Editor. Ado Schretfler Administration Layouts .. Stan Biorklund Jim Logan, Sports Editor, receives Assjgtgnf Edifgr congratulations from his assistant, Mike McGougon, Dennis Wheeler Photographer Second Semester Jon Glover Activity Layouts l Jim Bench and Mr. Michael Malone Lee De Nault Not Pictured: Bonnie Coleman Jerry Henderson, Don Herring, Advisor Photographers Rachel Ross, Dino Ross, and Ann Reading. 'l2'I OCTOBER 7th, T 964 The First General Session ot the 33rd Bi-Annual meeting ot the Eastern Conference Student Government Association was called to order by chairman, Gary Goatcher, in the Little Theatre Auditorium on the Chattey College Campus. The theme ot this conference was The Changing 6O s. The purpose ot this conference was to pro- vide an' opportunity tor the participating col- leges to meet and exchange ideas, activities, and problem solutions. Colleges in Attendance Chattey Citrus Fullerton Mt. San Antonio Orange Coast Riverside San Bernardino Santa Ana ltS' ASB visor, OUI' Jum education in the legislative process once each semester two-year lower division collegiate functions of government, and for practical a State Conference. For the Spring, 1965, State was formed In 1945 to band together the Colleges lChaffey, Citrus, Fullerton, Mtg San Antonio, Orange Coast, Riverside, San designated as hosts. The student body presidents and advisors from these eight f Governors to select the State President. . time in. the twenty year history' of the CJCSGA, Chaffey College has been Gary Goatcher, elected to this office. Mr. lantorno was selected as the State Nancy Colson was named as State Conference Secretary. appreciation to these three people for bringjng s 2 3 5 2 2 sl Q Q i 2 K Q Z X 5 2 X E 2 2 E E 5 2 5 2 E Q It is with sincere gratitude and appreciation that we, the 1965 ARGUS staff, dedicate the sports section to an individual who has played a key role in Panther ath- letics continuously for nineteen years. On his shoulders the aspirations and ambitions of Chaffey sports have often rested, and through his con- stant service many athletes have achieved the pinnacle of success. Recognized as one of the most outstanding persons in his field, his talents and abilities are many, as well as far-ranging. He can mend a wound, a torn uniform or a broken heart. Devoted to the highest ideals of his profession and sportsmanship, he is always available to give attention and lend assistance when it is needed. His efforts are tireless, his work proficient and his personality un- equaled. In short, he is a credit to the position which he holds and to the college for which he performs his duties. His worth and achievements are valued in terms far greater than money or words could express. We now take this opportunity to offer our thanks for a iob well done and salute trainer, Earl Si Sicosky. 3 SPORT F R ll ff to ri htl Willie Richardson Coach Harold McClellan Harry Luciani Bill Gable-Head Coach, Second Row: CHAFFEY COLLEGE '64 FOOTBALL SQUAD- irst ow e Q : - , , , Mike McGougan-Manager, Roger Boman, Andy Heald, Steve Huftstutler, Mike Prosser, Doug Nelson, John Antonelli, George Colbath-Coach. Third Row: Ed Paglio- chini, Dennis Bushore, Dave Eisenbrey, John King, Tom Powers, Bill Patrick, Larry Barron, Tom Nelson, Earl Si Sicosky-Trainer, Fourth Row: Dan Frifrock, Terry Megargee, Mike Wells, John Hughes, Ken Hunt, Jerry Howell, Charlie Barnes, Gary White, Bob Vandervort, Tony Finazzo, Austin Snyder-Coach, Fifth Row: Chris ' ' lh' M k C kle, Steve Fite, Mike Mondry, Kelly Hughes, Gary Fite, Gary Moxie, Schneider, Jerry Jakl, Cam McConnell, Rich Hargrove, Tom Brannis, Chuck Mi user, i e on Earl Nursement. San Bernardino ball carrier gains long yardage against Chaffey, Final Score: Chaf- tey 62 San Bernardino 42 Gary Fite l35l encounters rough going. l l 128 Panthers find their offensive attack thwarted. lL to Rl Coaches George Colbath, Willie Richardson, Austin Snyder, and Bill Gable Charlie Barnes and Cam McConnell carry head coach Bill Gable off the field after the Panthers' 21-19 upset win over Mt. Sac. Bottom to Top: lil Andy l-leald l34l suffers crushing block as Mt. Sac ball carrier follows interference. 2. Football award winners receive congratulations from Cactus Jack Curtis, LtoR: Harold McClellan-Co-Captain, Earl Nurse- rnent-Outstancling Back, Curtis, Gary Fite-MVP, Bob Vandervort-Outstanding Lineman, Harry Luciani-Co-Captain, 3. Jerry Howell l53l and Tony Finazzo lon the groundl stop Mt. Sac ball carrier for no gain. l3O Top to Bottom: l. Harold McClellan l32l is pictured moments before intercepting a College of Sequoias' aerial. 2. McClellan iniures his hand and is unable to play the final minutes of the game. 3. Dave Eisenbrey l82l puts bone crushing tackle on SAC ball carrier. Tom Brannis Mt. Sac 'L :k'i E!ii ,W Qs, L ,g4Q3i:iq5K2iL,X95:1 :af iwzam tt' LL.,,,'LLfLz 5217 L' - I, ,H egw: 'EQ Earl Nursement Mt. 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En rouTe To a Third place finish in The Tough EasT- ern Conference, The Chaffey aquamen posfed crucial vicTories over SanTa Ana ll3-Sl, MT. San AnTonio li 3-9l and Riverside ll4-7l. commued on Page iss e for up-coming meet. Chris Hurst l3Ol aTTempTs pass To Tom Smith l22l Rugged FullerTon and champion Orange CoasT handed The PanThers 17-7 and 15-6 seT- backs respecTively despiTe all-ouT efforTsf HighlighTing non-league acTion for The Red and WhiTe mermen was championship honors in The inaugural SouThland lnviTaTional TournamenT hosTed by SanTa Ana College. HursT, MosT Valuable Player on The Team, surpassed The one-season scoring mark of 92 poinTs by amassing 102 markers during The '64 slaTe. VeTerans Lou MaThe and Ed LahTi were The squad's co-capTains, while freshman Tom SmiTh and Lou HiTTer were named The MosT Improved players. Three of coach Theurer's p e r f o r m e r s capped brillianT campaigns by being given All-EasTern Conference recogniTion. HursT nabbed The lefT forward spoT on The firsT Team, LahTi was selecTed righT guard on The second squad, and goalie Tom SmiTh re- ceived honorable menTion. d BoTTom-Chris H ursT TOP HARRIERS lL To Rl Mike O'Haver, Ken Lane, Chuck Kawecki, Darryl leVesque, and Mike Cash Chuck Kawecki crosses The finish line for Cha Cross Counfry Chaffey's 1964 cross counfry Team had a difficult season be- cause of inexperience and a Tough league To conTend wifh. Coach John Burnison's harriers made Their loesf showing againsT Riverside CiTy College, Tieing 29-29. The lone lorighf spoT for Chaffey was The re- peaTed ouTsTanding perform- ances of Ken Lane. Lane, a freshman, will head nexT year's edifion in an aTTempT To rebuild The sTrengTh of The Team. Head Coach John Burnison SCORES Opp. MT. San Anfonio .... lO Riverside ...., 29 SanTa Ana .... l5 Orange Coasf . . i5 San Bernardino i9 Fullerfon ...... 20 Chaffey 55 29 50 45 40 35 Mike O'Haver ends rough course as coach John Burnison records his Time. -l37 T964-65 BASKETBALL TEAM: lleff to righfl-Horold McClellan, Ecrl Nursemenf, Charles Hickey, Dick Thomo, Ron Welker, Jim Clark, Jess Evans, Jerry Smith, Rollie Fingers, Bob Molenkomp, Earl Grizzle, Mike Miccillef, Mike Ford, Ed Dcllo Roso, Tom Stoub, cmd Mike Molony. Kneeling-Pcul Smifh-Assistant Coach, Scoiiy Coul- son-Monoger, and Barney Newlee--Head Coach. Not pictured ore Teom members Weldon Abram, Charles Diller, ond Dick Bculeke. Baskefball -'38 Jess Evans receives trophy for new school record of mos? points scored in ci single season. Despite a disappointing season, Chaffey's basketball fans had occasion to cheer Coach Barney Newlee's hard- trying luckless cagers as the 1964-65 Panther contingent frequently displayed standout form while lacking the winning formula. After all was said and done, the Red and White compiled a 2-12 Eastern Conference record and a 9-22 overall mark. Although Chaffey's hoopsters finished EC play in the cellar, they gave some of the circuit's and state's best squads stiff tests before succumbing. Nevvlee's cagers, which no doubt were the best losing iunior college team in the state, suffered narrow defeats to league champion Riverside 82-76, second place Ful- lerton 86-81 and 110-101, and lost a heart-breaker to San Bernardino Valley College, 102-101. The Panthers came back to edge San Bernardino 87-63 and then bombed Santa Ana 104-72 the final league game of the season which was designated as Jess Evan's Night . Continued on Page 1112 Barney Newlee-l-lead Coach Paul Smith-Assistant Coach 139 1 2 2 3 9 ! K E 2 I 3 5 X I , ii Harold McClellan l32l battles Fullerton player for rebound Jess Evans l44l scores Two points over Fullerton's Walt Simon l4ll Pacing The Panthers was 6-4 veferan forward Jess Evans, one of The mosT ou,TsTanoling and besT all-rounol players ever To compete on Chaffey's hardwoods. Evans, Top single season performer in The college's his- Tory, capped a brillianT campaign and closed his baskeTball career here by surpassing five Chaffey hoop marks and equaling Two more. Records chalked up or equalecl by Evans oluring The pasT slate are The following: single game high of 45 poinTs, single season Total of 763 poinTs, single season average of 2-4.8 points for 31 games, EasTern Conference Total of 339 poinTs, Eastern Conference average of 24.i poinTs, single game field goal Total of 19, and single game field goal percenTage of 63.3. In addition Evans was 28 poinTs shy of equaling The Two- season scoring Total of lO7O points. BolsTering The hopes of nexT season's Panfher baskef- ballers will be The reTurn of such ouTsTanoling freshmen as guards Weldon Abram, Dick Thoma, Charles Hickey and l-larold McClellan, forwards Bob Molehkamp and Charles Diller, and cenTer Jerry SmiTh. P Abram, who only played nine games, lecl The rookies wiTh a 20.3 average. McClellan posTed afl6.7 average, while Thoma hiT aT a ii.6 clip before suffering a broken ankle midway in EC action. T Jess Evans MAJ, Jerry Smith l5Ol, and Bob Molenkamp i541 Take rebounding position for the Panthers is Jw- . 5 Y Wresfling Team Fe i gmhz S 'iivrif4'6l34FfLLw fefQ.1-eff-aswiw 1,.L,Q 5 , ffpmiifz -- fi.qf,g:Lae:s:s-ni, . , m5',gE:5,,,,.,:- .h,M.iiM-g 4 misss s 5 ii, if ,.g,l,.,M:ifz ,,-, L: f S ,S Jr S li S R3 1' 1 we if , i 2 ' 54 1 '55 2 3 r , z f fy , egg . gm-:. , fi 1 - 144 .. rriando Amaion Mike O'Haver Rex Lucas S Bill Edwards 1 965 'ax E Us 1 n., Dave McCullough Charlie Barnes ' M ..,,... I mmm ll, gg HE Ralph Orr, held by Gary While, Took state championship in The 177-pound weight division. Q iw W f.'l f gy--wa 5154- Don Tarmari -' 2 9225 5125 f M Richard Hargrove Terry Uebelharf 2 S - ,.,s3 :aaffau ':5, 35. 25555-gffi, If H ,G ,iAi,l V .' n ew sri Ralph Orr Ken Sakafani Mike Gleason fi sf' .. rm: A 'sir-bf. Paced by co-capTain, Ralph Orr, C h a ffe y's wresfling s q u a d dis- played iTs sTrengTh This season by noTching a 4-3 record and a Third place finish in Easfern Conference acTion. Coach Jack WhiTe's grapplers also Turned in sTandouT efforfs in sTaTe compeTiTion as five Pan- Ther maTmen vied for Top honors. Leading The g ro u p was Orr, who capped an ouTsTanding Two y e a r sTinT aT Chaffey by cap- pionship in The 177- pound division. Orr was The firsT Chaffey wresfling TiTlisT since Henry Lomax, who pinned everybody he faced in Taking The 147- pound crown in 1958. Freshman 191-pound performer Rich- ard Hargrave also conTribuTed To The Panfhers' 13-poinT ToTal in The sTaTe ouT- ingt OTher wresTlers compeTing in The sTaTe maTches were veTeran co-capTain Gary WhiTe 1167-poundl, freshman Richard Reeves l137-poundl, and leTTerman Dave McCullough l13O-poundl. Also conTribuTing To The PanThers' ouT- sTanding season were Team members Don Jaffa, Fernando AmaTon, Mike O'Haver, Rex Lucas, Bill Edwards, Don Tarman, Ken Sakafani, Terry UebelharT, Charlie Barnes, and Mike Gleason. 1. ' H1 Sf T h m, 1965 WRESTLING TEAM Front Row lLefT To Rlghfl Mike O Haver Dave McCullough Ken Sakatani and Fernando Amafon Urlng e G e C O Second Row-Charlie Barnes Rex Lucas Terry Uebelharf Mike Gleason and Don Tarman Third Row Coach Jack White Bill Edwards, Richard Hargrove Ralph Orr and Gary White Panther swimmers display starting form during Eastern Conference meet with Mt, San Antonio. Under the guidance of Coach Howard Theurer, Chaffey's aquamen compiled another successful season. At left, Lou Mathe is seen at the start of his event. Mathe was a standout for the Panthers through the season. 146 Swimming Under the adept tutoring of Coach Howard Theurer, in his fourth season at Chaffey, the Panther swimmers displayed standout form this season. At press time, Chaffey's aquamen had not completed their sched- ule, but it appeared that the Panthers were on their way to another suc- cessful season as they were second in the Eastern Conference with a 2-i record and owned an 8-4 overall mark. Despite the loss of Tom Schupbach, two-time all-American and Chaffey's Athlete-of-the-Year last season, the Red and White were bol- stered during the current campaign by five returning lettermen and an outstanding crop of newcomers. Leading the group of veterans were the M and M boys, all-Amer- ican diver Frank Melone and freestyle sprint ace Lou Mathe. Both played key roles last year, Melone finishing seventh in the state and Mqthe sixth in the Southern California iOO-yard freestyle race, as Chaffey fin- ished third in the EC, ninth in Southern California, and tenth in the state. Other letter winners competing on the present squad were free- stylers Ed Lahti, Karl Rambaud and Randy Vickers. Lahti and Rambaud added considerable strength to the team, both breaking a College swim record. Heading the list of rookies vying this slate were Bill Barnes lfree- stylel, Tom Smith lbreaststroke and individual medleyl, Tom Harris lfree- style and individual medleyl, and Lou Hitter lbutterflyl. Promise for the future was shown by Barnes and Smith as they each set a new college record. 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DeVaughn Kissick-Top Sprinter The beginning of Q long race 150 Steve Huffsrufler, anchor mon in The 440-relay, comes in firsf for Choffey. Mike Q'HQver.-Distance Runner The Chaffey Panthers pause before taking the field. Former Panther diamond standout Arlen Downs, who completed his sophomore year as Chaffey's baseball coach, attempted to make amends for a dismal T964 slate when he sent a talented array of performers into action this season. Downs, who graduated from Chaffey High School and Then The college in T955 where he toiled as a hurler for The Panther horsehiders, also played pro ball for two years. Pitchers Harvey Smith and Terry Danielson were Down's only returning lettermen from last season's edi- tion, which registered a 3-T5 mark to finish on The bot- tom of The rough Eastern Conference heap. ln addition to Smith and Danielson, first baseman Gary Richardson, who received a monogram for his ef- forts onthe '63 squad, returned. Smith notched all-EC honorable mention recognition last year and nabbed the Most Valuable Player award forthe Panther nine. Richardson was Chaffey's top batter during the '63 campaign. Topping the list, of newcomers were all-Citrus Belt League catcher Tony Fattarsi from Chaffey High School who was the number one receiver for the University of California lBerkeleyl frosh team last year, all-Citrus Belt League shortstop Paul Zetts of Fontana, all-Citrus Belt League and all-CIF first team third baseman Larry Nufer from the '63 Chaffey High nine, all-Citrus Belt League outfielder Dan Finfrock of Redlands, and all-Citrus Belt League honorable mention pitcher Ron Walker of Fon- Tana. Walker, in a pre-league game against Glendale, hurled a no-hitter en route to a 4-l victory over the Vaqueros. The Panthers, who were beaten by Santa Ana 7-l in the consolation championship tilt in the Eastern Confere ence Tournament, amidst' seven errors and four passed balls, came back to shut out the Dons 6-O in the league opener for both teams. Letterman Smith looked brilliant in going the full nine innings and limiting the Dons to two scratch singles. NOTE-The Panthers' final league record was unable to be published because of the ARGUS deadline, l5l Gary Richardson Harvey Smith delivers pitch against Santa Ana. Smith in this game pitched a two-hit shutout win over the Dons. PM , N ,xg H ? EF Mk ' . M '4 7f V' ., if I ,,,, ,- 5' ix? iw, ' ' :sf 'if Ed Holland Terry Danielson l John Kramer Gary Ensey Ed Dalla Rosa Wig 36 F at V in N Greg Lippincott ,A y., ff 1,5 - ' 1, ff W kfggs1 ,, 3,V4 , ., -fifiifzmg - fffiffif Qffwm ., 7me,1.,M.f,fg513 fmi?Ysii1ff'fZ5'i , 3 ,,., . 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