Claremont McKenna College - Ayer Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

l AYER 1978 Volume XXX '-ni lf reward is the goal of religion, if patriotism serves self-interest, and if education is pursued for advancement, then I would prefer to be a non-believer, a non-patriot, and a humbly ignorant man. W -Khalil Gibran- ! U r - F 1 H if pl , f, . my ,ff .... V, ff' 'Q X- X 9 - I 5' ..3. 1 1 mf wif, Hf,,f A A 1 ff-4 NX A 'T -..- 131 V ,n 'Q-, ,M -,f QifxH1 J W Jv'! ' r - N. 'T V. 3-'NT ft' -1 fly. iw Vyfn'Y ,u , a , ,ywymw .v -aw.. N in I 53 'Q . . . and so the student struggled, fought, and finally wrested the sword of knowledge from its ancient resting place, and he did ponder what was written on the blade. For it said on one side Take Me and on the reverse Use Me Wisely . i ? I . I '9' U'- In-.' ,Vit 5 J - Because on and on and on and on we go, Around the world in circles turning Earning what we can While others dance away the chance to light your day So you know that if you have a friend on whom you think you can rely You are a lucky man! And if you've found a reason to live on and not to die You are a lucky man! You know the preachers and the poets and the scholars don't know it And the temples and statues and steeples won't show it If you've got the secret, just try not to blow it Stay a lucky man, stay a lucky man! Alan Price O Lucky Man All ll 1 , . -Q ' QL- A M ' I -. n N K f ln, K K ' Ll-li. N v QQ? Y 1 '. M'-I .f ' fx- it .- df- tV-xA L5 ,. 5 O' ,xl I- ' 'A 7 Your gifts reach so deeply into the silences of my heart that a word, an expression, a smile, a tear . . . none of these things could ever begin to describe their effect on meg they would only seek to categorize what is not a wave but the sea itself. Janet Planet A Fable F lm- 'J ' -tw ., M -V+ Af, QQ-Q K 4m'Wwf.,.,7 E 'AJ ve X Q5 . ':, 1 w ,lj .J ' ,Q ,Tiff ' f K1 W LYNN 1 Q 1' E ,S F'-:IQ 'F'- 333-34 ' ,:5::Ag , 41.1. Y M K' .,,- 1 X' -vm. --B A X? gn 12. wk W - Fw an-pn, ,,. .449 YJ.. . Y X ,. - ,..,. , - 35,4 , 'MM fi - I ' 5 1, H X M Ji 1 w V- 1 : -71 1' JH- iw xxx X! W -ziwvl - 1 :L A ' ' xi ' r iii - J: fig ' If '31 we N Mfr .,,., fr. .2 .k 1,-, fs -www M223 , bn , Y MH- M , -1- V-is W. wa w i ' Q ' 1 K R 15? if wk .43 rf ff R , f -I L, ,Qgxfv I 'I M. I I ' Q5 :q--S' + fa ,L , .AI I may ' v...F4qj'9,'vf-1 I rf?S5Qwwgr:f.:.g' ij f I 'I Q.. .. .,., r' , ' my E A2 ',,!i3l,- -, 1 'ibggj-r.s.. 'f5f. f ' ' -c '. I -. . ,. WZ, v-- r , I . . . -'-I -I, 11. .- , ef. :lx 1 L .t,:.'.1, ' .W A, U '.4 I -ri lf e- -' '.ri7v IH -1-AH, --:I - A, I' M, ,.!, ,A t I lug-M, ,Nw-if 'f,'.,Tlhf ,Il I ,'1 fw -1 -:EQ Q51 f '.' '-v-f fr' -ml f is-fi-4-I '- MH Iaamfllfi: 4' '- ,yiagwgffgt-1giIA, M'-is Lita.-'if1'.-StFeTf'1' ' tim: ' ' ' ' K '-- Wig., ' f.1-yy. ' ' f Avg: - HH-f'. -.V , . ' , 15, I stood alone, in a crowd, pure and virginal... He grabbed me by my slender neck I could not scream or shout He dragged me to this darkened room Ilt was dark for the lights were turned outl He held me in his great strong arms And gazed upon my form I was so cold, so damp And he so very warm He pressed his fiery lips on mine I could not make him stop He took from me my very-soul He took my every drop And then he left me, empty, crushed That's why you see me here A broken bottle thrown away that once was full of beer Peter Stone Allen Ker I? I Y ww? 1 1 ,. ffl V V wp - U 5, 'N . if ,, ,fn-:-33751-.'ff?E35f: .-. r-:Q '- - ' ' - : u 414 KN Q. . kr. F4',:,g.l ' I , . , ' A-I , . f, t 41 I va V J L. 4 ,rug XI 1 F35-l , ,,,.,- Wu . H .. 15-r..-1'::. ' f- -a.v'..f:!H ' ' 1 wi- ::::i 5 ff if ,- e v 'YJ' U 4314? HV. ni, 5453? 'Auf' ,z A' ' wi? li. si- A .- M-,.,. .,- Hx, ,ps 1 PEN ,,. . L-.f-A -r .4 ,I lt 'l J, 1 s 1, M -' :J 1' f muy, Ilia 1',:'. X! N, f E 'l V W I 3 33' F ' L '5 ,1 5 1+ fu. ' ,i lk fl .., .7 :ni I ..: .ima -4 ,Dv a V. 'P f-.1 ', .W .,w' - 'Ir 1 il ,Q ,sl -X-wt. . , . ,X .gf MF --A. 6 abr iff if 9'1'h '3-'Pty-rr K XQWIZK In athletics, there are tiny frozen moments where you alone are pitted against the world and you must rely, if even for just that moment, not on machines or teammates, but on yourself and the talents which your alone posses. fp-f -an r' I ' F 1 '1 -Lf ,AK 1' ,. su if , 'N Q: ' - iq K ' . 4, ,f 'es . ' ff i :Q ' V .5i'Jf - Iii ' - ,. , ' 3 . In I p X wt., e if A,., it 5 ' ,zggf T is 5 . 5 i ' Q- A lg' 4 ,H . 'a To condemn spontaneous and delightful occupations because they are useless for self-preservation shows an uncritical prizing of life irrespective of its content. George Santayana .ik .W m .iv Wm' A ii i N it , i .. I . .' H F I + . A L 14,57-.. ' 3 . in-'i' - A . -1' ,. , ' . Q. .if f 9 t W Q . QV A114 1 - in -Leg ','-4 , i V! , -.f,:3.f,i.v . It L V as i - -i A ' 15 This is the most beautiful place on earth. There are many such places. Every man, every woman, carries in heart and mind the image of the ideal place, the right place, the one true home, known or unknown, actual or visionary. A houseboat in Kashmir, a view down Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, a gray gothic farmhouse two stories high at the end of a red dog road in the Allegheny Mountains, a cabin on the shore of a blue lake in spruce and fir country, a greasy alley near the Hoboken waterfront, or even, possibly, for those of a less demand- ing sensibility, the world to be seen from a comfortable apartment high in the tender, velvety smog of Los Angeles. . . -Edward Abbey- nf E - v l 4 Af 4 -if -Ml., ' ,.,. .4 , mimi, 1. 'L 7: -A '71-'lf' 3 .1 'effi- 27,3 1, 'E f :QV ,- . 3 vK:3y,! - I v, ,-, N ,a ,- x,.,,. .qi-fu: .Zv,..,, fn ......-an e 'E-Q-' ,- 3 Wm M V '-. ,-ge , o 'H xg , E 1 0 'Er X P fl ' 'ifia' if w'gg1,.1. i 2 4: A if PL 5 .. ,, .:4. 5 fi. -f' - '41- ' f ' gf' y,. r i. 2 vm FF ' 2 i EF 'ia WM: 5 '-riff . FACULTY 6 YL L firfaff 'iv E ,J . ,-' - ...r-.- .,, A 'f , 'H f 3 if N 'N .Ji PIERCE ai ev Ni EYRICH 1 HOLLERMAN MCCLELLAND HUTTER KEMP fi 15:Qv Sf :W f 3' 1,,'9f, , ' 9 ffj :V 7. Y A nn . ,.f V-...1 W., Q lag-'J . 1 be-' 'N .PQ I F fs. 1.4 Y, ,5- it i. -V... -n RUTLEDGE ST. DENNIS ' 1!'fC5F? 'f1 1 1, , 1-4 1 ,, W1 W. ,A 1- in .A -1 , W ,.-X ..f 'r ,., F '?.1'i K 1 Q - - 5, 4 H. 1 . -I-'ffl ,lf 'Q' ' , vpn, I ' f H 55' eq 1 .- -f ET . . Zr fkglzx nl M 1 :zrli-' V Aff' SL -' f - ' ' J .l,Qf:1.-'T' ?',J 1 n,f V , V. wi, . -',. ' if L 4 f -1 -x f nk kj :Af 'J,w,Eg: :I 'IBN '11 g sfj-l'1---ig, f Q31 ' ' . w f2f','5-ETH ii, 1 5 ,1. Q.. HTS , :m , K, ' ' ,. A .ii , 'w 1 . STUBBLEBINE rx v Q . 1 ' l 4 i U 1 . SWEEN EY . 1 1 l I I w 1 .,. X , qi -ig :pw 21 ,xh f ,,.. .fr W 1' 1 ,l,uf ,u 1 nl' X v ,A . ' X. X ' ' ' , - I 3 we W 1 ,, V -1' 'Au'?fa Y it Er ' ' Y yu ' in I -N5 6 . ' ' ' ' Y ' -ig, A Y X- fy' , ' Q ' .5 .UN - fl-U5 ' M1,iI'n '5 Hun Q f':l,:. H- -I -Q x , .XL N. fp ilk.. - A , I 1, I F 'trys E5 TEEPLES J 'Q L 1 -xi HISTORY 4,2- 1. v Es 6 --Jn WILLETT MU WILSON Nvmh LOFGREN ? 'S. ROGERS -41 E:-17 ROSENBAUM MANSHELD ,s- 7 KOLDEWYN i f ,, E. I .' -' pp . 'H POYNTER LITERATURE y .p.'. ELSBREE JL? DUNBAR FOSSUM E! -Q PAINTER rf I BERGER fi- LATTINVILLE PAYNE If . 'l. as 1 ' 'Ka . .,. . 4. -. V4 1? 1 - ':., .sf.ga' 1' ':, 1.7512 1 '-I J w b HJC '1 1 jJA., ji l df 155, y ' ' , -' ml . 353- 3 'U I: lin' f , Y A 1 mm 2 f 15 4 '11 .. ' '-0 mr- u a , ,L ,I, -lE'.eJ A 4 x H v . , .1 X w bw -nt . . ' -wf,a':-q-31-Pye-1g,r, ,:- fi 1 QM ' 4-1?' ,fW ' QEHWA. W w .M . -15 -:- -' 1-nat'-Jf't ' ' .' ,, 'fi 'xJd55?55V:f5Y5Y5SS2i1' , : 5!!iiia??i5?3x5' T' ' - :f',,,.f1,m:25k A My Zaififi liL.V ' , -' .hz ,wr 15, V ' I U ' ,kt -,--- , g- 4 'hr' 'vu ' X BN. 5 ,- 'FB- 1 I V HOFFMAN LUCKE MYHRE HENRY KRENZ GIBONEY BUSH hu. MURGUIA WILLIAMS PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION MOSS KUCHEMAN vm? L 5 1 WlUAMS SANDS T' 'f . 54.1 A V, 1.2 . lf. r QU , J 1 ,, F' , W :Y ' ' MQ, ' w 1 4. , ,N ' hw SMITH, ROTH, DAVI 'W WI-. QX W X xV u . ,xv N, '5,.x- xxx ' NX- FQQWI' XX . ,-,., -1 N V4 Q KRIEGER BRADY X fi 4, 4a rs. WLL Alu tml.l8'l-nl! W - M U, m,,g.,. ,. W..-N-bv ,Q,.,'. H,-4 .. .-1..,,.-ww sex .fm ---HHH '1' --r ', .U-..,.,., w--15-ln' X JL.-way 'L-1 - ,fx 1- 3 A-H-1. , ' - W ,gmpigi-:nfl 1 vlan 50 nv .. V i 1 E W , 'N 1 . 4, rl' X Q .u -15. ARCE HOPKINS .1 - ., K Y -i -T55 J- 45 11 wrwgq !'M'Z': I :':':'o:4 fzfqfofofu N -gui ,aww K' X P6851 f' PARKSON AND ZINDA WELLS :1,.:I V. W. I., PHYSICAL EDUCATION V .wx ,, -mksovui J!-L-if-7' FIEMILLAFID WILLIAMS 31 will 'fh- sn'5f'f'j,1-A.1.- +i3:32:!': 5 I l. -if X 'BX x xx X.--- - 5 5 ,-v- . .-'M , fq .v x.xXkx P. I HALEY P 1 li-Z' qu- f 41 -.. X 1 - , , . L A.. ,,--.,.,.,.,.,T1w-J GARRB ,'WgwQQwJ' . '- l 21 .ae-1 ,xii .1 ' 1- . 4.1 Sled, X93 . ..,. .15 x , . ' A W 1 1, I -' .1-.1. ,,.. ,, . . J' V1 L: 'f' If .1:,','- ' ' 'fmmQwMqwmww - :LQ f , ,. ,, amvu -45.11.-.1 -,,,.v1-gf :igi ,-'71 -4., 'j-'13ff4,- 1, Q Qgaigg ' , uf: 1 L. 1 4 MAARANEN Vi' nun' K, A 1111 ' N -if .1-4, 'Z Y ,M . , N, 1, I 'K , F5 rf,-1' Q xx 4wimmmww5gwp4WM . Mfr x.v.,1:,.4 v.,, :. ,:::.,,L, . ,5g:51W-.,,f:,-:.:-- + -'-' A - Y Q I ., . ,. 1 . 1, 2 7 ' ' I -v.4 .--- -..---1 L. F 1- :N . . ' -fifsxiivf:-L .. w?-'Elf 1 i. V 4, 355,324 .,.1..f MULCAHY 33 v'.g.L b f,7f' .pf noon ft' :T ,.,, E WHEELER f-1-ef' 1 f ZVESPER y SMOOKLER SCHREBMAN Nix fl? LARWOOD SNORTUM PSYCHCLOGY ?m?g - 29 -SAW ' EFF WHCHMAN PETERSON -rt -f -v - M , 1w'?H ' E MERRITT - '- vi ,i Q L , ,., .an-V ,Ni FRAZER 36 -mf J 'N 1, 1. -A, ' Y 'SU W ERIKSEN ZANELLA Y 5 f . f J I ,v .ff ,sw .-. ,, j' , .',,,,-' -Y ' X f KLEN IMRSHHELD BOVARD c lui FELDMETH PINNELL HOWELL aI xi X ,, 2 l L SADAVA GUTHRIE 'Av- .hnl ,-.-. - 57.1 , ,, '.'r,,,' .' nnvfiq 4-T . '1 ,, ,. . ,gf ,l.. r 1 Il?il'?-?:.'1ffi- 1-fl' ' --.-..,-,ap f - - -4- .,.,+ , ww 'Wk r... 'all 1 MATHIES HY? sg., 795135 -,gfxvmk L71 A K 4. .aan -3. ' 4.- ' H ,lwsiif ' N . ' ' Q f5 1' i1T1fwaa??N.fig, l,:, I q-fwv., ' .gfgg sa,- Y - X e ,U a . N ' 1 T Lk, J, .lf , 1 v FUCALOFIO 1, w A DEAN WRIGHT DEAN GARRIS ADMINISTRATIDN ELLEN TOWNSEND DEAN GAMBLE PRESIDENT STARK fi? WI ! Y VI I H ,WW W I XI gf F141 V? A fm f I 1 KATHERINE LOWE 1 I DEANS ROGERS AND WALKER I E I ,' A 3231-.F : HJ 43' BILL PACE 41 'fr2f r:....--I- f j -:Q- 'fH 'naw 5 4, --,W -'.:'fHNis - umusing V - . -L' - 'f---. ff lar ? 5 a ukvfgm 1 ' , 1' TJ 9 :,A v 1, . ,V V, A 'u 1' , ' 'L - :' J' 2- ,. Av tix 1-qtlyrifalt, '. sy s 1' ,Sr 'ST 'Pi X xv: C, gy' f 'J ci - N V ff 'S Mn- x 1 ' . 1 . A vuvv-'VS vllw Wann strings 1, N7 . , , . v ' . 1 I I .f'l,L ' V 5 1 I :gi gglgg :HI , , , - V -- . W. -.Ja , -' 4-Jcsrt nrt' 'ku' tn?-' . A ' b . JE' ' ' ' ' 4 Ltr A 1 v 'I -V' A ' 'I . 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' '.n '-., D 1' , A 'A U ' '- .g f ' QV. if. 15 K , I an ' M- 1? 'W N 1 ' . 1 11 - ...JJ-' ,4 b N -'Q '3' -1 , ,, . ' - . 1 . wr-' , ' , S . 1 ' ,J p 'W I -' I it ' 1 ll ' ' R I . . I ,IA .I -3 '. 4. 1 'P ' .4 ' 'IF..Ef' A gi Y. g 3gQil N SENIORS ff I' ix, I UV -1- A s' fd' r x P, f X x ? x... - C .h L B s M wi 'wif-,gs A fl, lol IMT! I2 . 's 6 A-. 6' PAUL ALEXANDER HESS Confusion will by my epitaph As I crawl a cracked and broken path. If we make it we can all sit back and laugh But I fear tomorrow l'll be crying Yes l fear tomorrow l'll be crying Greg Lake BENJAMIN P. PEIZNER DAVID ARCHIBALD HAROLD REQUA MARC SPITALERI If Vs -J V L r T if Y O .. E is . 1513, .I NW A A P if f A-M , ' .ii f KENNETH ROBERT STOKES In the long run we are all dead. Economists set themselves too easy, too useless a task if in tempestuous seasons they can only tell us that when the storm is long past the ocean is again flat. Keynes 45 g.. C . l. 54:51 -f ' tv My ': . .Y ,Y . ll 3: IZTITRL If, TW j - S V 1 I I n - - . CRAIG MCCLURE , BRIAN MORONEY BRUCE J. AVERBOOK Let us turn to the dream, gentlemen, and then perhaps we shall learn the truth. August Kekule STUART D. DUVALL The Lord is near, have no anxiety, but in everything make your requests known to God in prayer and petition with thanksgiving. Then the peace of God which is beyond our utmost understanding, will keep guard over your hearts and your thoughts, in Christ Jesus. And now, my friends, all that is true, all that is noble, all that is just and pure, all that is lovable and gracious, whatever is excellent and admirable, let your mind dwell on these things. Philippians 4:6-8 NED ' . ,E A ERIC FKESSLER Entered. lndoctrinated all day. fstep on that boy with the long red hair, crush himl Study all night. ftests, grades: where is the Iearning?l Chase girls ihow long is yours?t, parties with all the oh-so-nice people ipeopIe?l. Suddenly l feel constrained, abused. I rebel, smoke marijuana, rock and roll - then confusion, intense alienation, obsenional doubt, manic depression: where is the fun? Welcome to the machine, my son. l find Cindy in the snow, is love a way out, or in? l find Aldous Huxley in Huntley, is knowledge a way out, or back? Who-where-what-how am I? Wrestle with my ego, my insecurity, attempt to fly-crash. Down, down, mud, vomit, guilt, shit. Look beneath the surface said the old man. This special word, freedom land transcendencel. Struggle, one step forward, two steps back. Do not forget your friends, or love, or the vision. Now I am on my way, a lover, a wanderer, a seeker, a joker. Departed. S will 1 , I . -,,.-V ifiwun V 4524 RICK VOIT When the going gets tough, the tough go to the pool. Special thanks to Jesus Christ for getting me through this place .41 ,. - -'it Syl l x Q S 1 fi ' t, ix bu. l CAFtFlOL SCROGGINS DANIEL J. RYMER Never look back, Something might be gaining on you. Satchel Paige CHARLES MCGEE To be immersed in the human situation is to assume without illusion, in the mood of playful irony, all that life requires from us. lt means accepting, with the prospect of humor, conflict, struggle, disaster, death never surrender to depression or guilt, but rather to the knowledge of human frailtyp to meet the world as it comes, knowing that life can and should be a shining experience. W.A. de Klerk South Africa 1976 'HUM I 0 A '--any WILLIAM R.G. HILL Is that a Sear's poncho or a real one from Mexico. Frank Zappa CHARLES R. LAURENSON lf you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free Cause there's a million things to be You know that there are And if you want to be me, be me And if you want to be you, be you Cause there's a million things to do You know that there are You can do what you want The opportunity's on And if you find a new way You can do it today You can make it all true And you can make it anew, you'll see Cat Stevens I if 45 RAN DY DOUGLAS A A K ,--'r 'Iv SEUNGHO LEE Luck and Momenftum LL O MARK ROBLES FRANK JOSEPH CHNIELIK Those don't laugh at jokes are doomed to become them. George Santayana Philosopher ,,4 Suk. unlvllm' 5 l qv. fuk sv, rl. r-0 . ' 1 'str 1' , ., 'Q N3 - , sr , .l -, t, -' . Q L .Ls ' '. fs' ,l .-...rr -' ' 1 - DAVID MEYER GARY CARSON lt is true, that which I have revealed to youg there is no God, no universe, no human race, no earthly life, no heaven, no hell. It is all a dream - a grotesque and foolish dream - Nothing exists but you. And you owe but a thought, a vacant thought, a useless thought, a homeless thought, wandering forlorn among the empty eternlties! He vanished and left me appalled, for I knew, and realized, that all he said was true. Satan to Theoda Fischer The Mysterious Stranger 5 L N if ,r X4 ,'-, , 1 lv ,w h A l - L ??l-ffTl',.f- Els, ' L '-'4i:'-G .- ' 5 ' L , , , f :f'fL7f.Lf? 'fli fni 1, Q , .',, 174' -. Qi fr! 'Ly S ,: L -1, 1, f ',l5,l,3 -' 2 ,L ' l- P, , . My L W V , A, x,.,. , 1- 3 Q JOHN HOWARD BANISTER What ever the world thinks, he who hath not much meditated upon God, the human mind, and the sunnom bonum, may possibly make a thriving earth worm, but will most indubitably make a sorry patriot and a sorry statesman. Bishop Berkeley, sinus Abraham Lincoln once said, The best part of one's lite consists of time with his friends. To this l respond with a thank you to the Corner Club, Bachelors Eight, and Berger Hall for a great four years. NEWELL WILLIAMS Q! 4 3. Q 'll 4 f' '19 CHRIS WONG THOMAS CARROLL EDWARD R. CASERES Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be It s whatever it is you see That life will become. Jackson Browne rn .mv . I D J' .. . 1 uf I l FT V , , -. , ,,.. . xlffl ., ' NE? 'Q N ' ' 3 ' iff.. L A 1 N , il -- fer' rv , -. We-2 GLEN MERTENS I Fill' ,, 7 x' x er . .v asf' 4 . ,ANN . K 'X K fb , , ir , U y NA . . .I W4 r V 1 jg Wu X' Zu-V! L- A -1 X - -. Af! ' ' r 49 f' 31: Q X r 3 I GARY SCOTT DUNN Why not think about the times to come, And not about the things that you've done, If your life was bad to you, Just think what tomorrow will do, Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, Don't stop, it'll soon be here, lt'll be, better than before, Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone. Don't you look back, Don't you look back. Fleetwood Mac ,imc-v MARK MCINTYRE CATHERINE HIGGINS TERRY E. SANCHEZ l hear most regularly, like the turning of the year That young men getting older Grow sincere and much too dry... Don't let your goodbye stand. Five Summer Stories I I -Q , -wi f F' u.,,, X... . , ' I Y? 1 -N Q it ,L . I 1 , . 'X A .. 4, ra- ' . . I IP 0 ,E lr 58 . ig, . 5, I .5 . I 4 l 0 I I 6 Cub- A . . W v 0 .9 DAVID CHAPMAN People are the most important Bruce McPherson ml -A 1 f XXX - i-jiila-ji.j.. F + 'fi' . -' , ,fc ju.. I -ff! N. l .n. fev- -Pi-QW' WY I , fi-151 LG ag Eg 'j-if-' , ,NV MARK STOTT l l 5 Z0 RICHARD ABRAMSON wc F. JEFFREY CALLENDER Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow. James Michener Education is that which remains when one has forgotten everything he learned in school. Albert Einstein Economists report that a college education adds many thousands of dollars to a man's lifetime income - which he spends sending his son to college. B. Vaughn LKJLAWK CL ltffiu YZQFCIY1 l'7'7y 'VAGDQXS -Ak R. STHRR if-dl ...U C' MIKE YOKOYAMA v , l - . it ' N FINN BORG W Intelligence appears to be the thing that enables a man to get along without education. Education appears to be the thing that enables a man to get along without use of his intelligence. Wiggam 119233 We learn our lessons not for life, but for the lecture room. Seneca, AD Lucluum qc. Ap. 645 57 JOHN CHEESEBOROUGH - 1 JIM BOGDEN A knave, a rascal: an eater of broken meats, a base, proud, shallow, beggarly, three-suited, hundred pound, filthy, worsted-stocking knaveg a lily-livered, action-taking knave, a whoreson, glass-gazing, super serviceable, finical rouge: one-trunk-inheriting slave: one that wouldsi be a bawd in way of good service, and art nothing but the composition of a knave, beggar, coward, pandar, and the son and heir of a mongrel bitch. King Lear, ll, ii, 13-21 William Shakespears BARBARA CH RISTMAN MICHAEL JAMES YARBFKOUGH In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:9 l'm gonna do better than walk... l'm gonna run! Kunta Kinte From Roots .Q -ao. fb In tk: 1 . V, - . 'ts-131-' ,, ' ff 5 '11, he wg:- Nyc. New Ji 'A .. I. 5 . QF ::':.:. ' 7 57' .th - . .I :K '? if 53515 Y 1 ,.1 'v .,, I, . ,.- ' I.I .1441 I,:-. I . ,4-.. 31 lt- -. -I ' -. I , I ,I..,, f.,'Wf'g'1,.. I DENNIS SONES I 'T . WJ Wynn V I. V' 'hu' lx: Z 'AU- ' ' l 9 5 , . 5 If you see Morocco, l know you ll go in style. 1'-A l may not see Morocco for a long, long while. While you're there l was hoping you might keep it in y To save me just a taste of something fine. - ru? iw' Ii Q' P' J.B. 4 . I . ...AMI L+ I .. Y, . . .. H : U- rj--gg '14 I' 1 1? 25: . U1 I.. I tislpgi.: H . ,I. , gum rl N J xwii h.. r'T '!:g'fA'Qg?7f.l -' : F .I 'A - V' 45 1 Lil J-': Ill., ' ,A v 9 I KX - . I X arg, ..l.gI.-I V f , NI- .. I: V J II , - 1' 'a l I- 3: ' ' 1, '- v i ',t ' .i. -rp ' Il. :s lr ,ff QI IL, A 1. Q. , u f A -0 'QM 'X . fu . 'I .I ' , 2 -,f . , I Vi 1 f.1i!E 'Y ' If., . ' x , 4 ' m .fgwgr 1. ' ,Q r ' '-.' 5' 'fin 4+ E, l 'f . M I I . ., I I .I Af, ' ,, . ' si, ' -ea . , I A i .. ' v '3- I .444 lf 3 . ' : l Us I : f , A ' 4 A- H. r- JEFFREY A. HAAS To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only Iend of life. Robert Louis Stevenson Z .49 our mind, ' l ll l It 5. I1 ll tl AIIZOQZQE QZIHLO QI ,ill 4' I ' in 1 g 57 .. ,. .. , .. f I.: - 'A V7 I , NRE' A .. , ,Ng-N -ik VI I XMIM I I MARK K. SUNDERLAND Sometimes I lie awake at night and wonder Where the years have gone They have all passed under SIeep's dark and silent gate Jackson Browne MIKE GABRIEL There's a place in the world For a gambler There's a burden that only He can bear There's a place in the world For a gambler. And he sees Oh, yes he sees... Dan Fogelberg ADRIAN BURSON PETEFI C. STONE Some there are who are nothing else than a passage for food and augmentors of excrement and fillers of privies, because through them no other things in the world, nor any good effects, are produced, since nothing but full privies results from them. Leonardo da Vinci 7 Rf. ' 'Y-9' hs ' r v f 5',415t I V HI N 1 fit ggi' our ls I 1 :vi w gl, WILLIAM JANSSEN I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant, Author Unknown TIMOTHY HEITMAN MARK SCHWARTZ Never say anything that will not improve upon silence. Edmund Muskie 45 ,U r X, EUGENE OHANU JOHN SHEPARD I' 9 .'fl' 1 af 'f ,,. 1 1 ...- I l K l t CRAIG LEONG PROPERTY OF EPOMONA C ENTRY RESERVED FORSTUDENTS AND oi: . POMONA AND THE OT!-IYER CLAREMQNT COLLEGES . TRESPASSING 5-15, wil.l. BE ,,!.A anne:-r-iifrn , ning nf mini RAY LEOS No one is compelled to serve great causes unless he feels fit for it, but nothing is more certain than that you cannot take the lead in great causes as a half-timer. Winston Churchill 63 BRUCE ISAACSON ALEXANDER HENDRIE TOM LINN JEFF A. SACKS - ' -nzmmx, . .V'x-VV 5 , ., ' ,. '?.'?I'h 4..' V ., -- ' .-' ., 1, v' -Lji-x.-Q '. N -. 1 u.: . - ...,. 1 Es 1.7. ,Q -1 Af., , ,!Q::i3n1 Y M54 of ' vfteirffdgn-4, Fl Q ,- 3' 'V' Y' .JE 1 A ll-'. .-. . lf . E if X' r 1 7 l SLOANE CITRON MICKEY MONETA You got to ask yourself one question Do I feel lucky? Well do ya, PUNK! Clint Eastwood HOWARD KROLL 17 i.' X CHRIS BATEMAN PHILIP PALIVIINTERE And so, having made my plea, let me salute the profession with what might well have been the title of this paper, with what is certainly the key that points to the solution of most problems in appliedwelfare economics, with what surely should be the motto of any society that we applied welfare economists might form, and what probably, if only we could learn to pronounce it, should be our password: I A.C. Harberger I , , uf i. - STANLEY HELFAND Because I know what I want and what the others are capabIe of, I am completely prepared. Metternick as quoted by Dr. Kissinger M. ERIC KRUPA PAUL SENNETT X I I DANIEL A. GOLDZBAND lf there's an exciting center of the world, then this place is farthest from it. .4-1- : s ,--- . - iw .,,,,,..- ...fav- ' ,H ,,, . ' .t--rf' 9- !',,,-vw - . -.-1 lx-Y'nm 'Pm :L DOUGLAS SCOLLON li I We f 'I' 'I ' l I WILLIAM M. CLUMPNER, JR. Independence? That's middle-class blasphemy. We are all dependent on one another, every soul of us on earth. . George Bernard Shaw I x ,ff ,Is td N I I 1 I :vs ANDY AOYAMA If I have seen further, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants. Sir lsaac Newton 1675 - in 'wtf-71 GEORGE L. FFHALEY II The wheel is turning and it can't slow down You can't let go and you can't hold on You can't go back and you can't stand lf the thunder don't get then the lightning will What next? We'll see! X JACK M. MOSELY, JR. THOMAS KUNKEL One man with courage makes a majority. Andrew Jackson BRIAN KITAGOWA 5' JOHN BOWMAN :LM Y lb' ,a l ' , l ,,:,.Y ROBERT S. SHAW The generalist looks outwardg he looks for living principles, knowing full well that such principles change, that they develop. It is to the characteristics of change itself that he must look. There can be no permanent catalogue of such knowledge, no handbook or manual. You must look at the universe with as few pre-conceptions as possible, asking yourself Now what is this thing doing? from CHILDREN OF DUNE by Frank Herbert .P .,'v LL DAVE RUTH True wealth is not kept in carefully guarded placesg it abounds in places most people never take time to visit, 03 tw 3 f A 'va' '- ,r'- 1- PETER SOELTER Mich denkt sie spricht im Fieber I'm much more than impressed. .- I s ' fi 2 5, N21 ' - ' .-, ' Q, ,N :xg ' we - .1 S , ir Q x f ., 4 ., A it gk. 3 ., rg -K F. ,, I ' ff, F1 u. - if A 4 TEKLE MARKOS MULUGETA 1 55511 b 1 I believe in pl'8Qm8tiSl'T1 that dictates the h83I'tQ alfh0UQh It is the essential part of man, not to overrule the mind .... ADAM HAYWARD Pessimism, when you get used to it, is just as agreeable as optimism. Arnold Bennett Oh, love is real enoughg you will find it one day, but it has one archenemy - and that is life. Jean Anouilh There is a river that will answer your every desire you have if you will only lean ' over and look into it long enough Wade Steveson Hey, hey. It's no big. A.J. b I l . ,.,ss. Ilhu W f 5 ,. all WILBERT T. WOODS, JR. MANUEL RICHARD DIAZ ln the behavioristic view, man can now control his own destiny because he knows what must be done and how to do it. B. F. Skinner - ABOUT BEHAVIORISM 'Q STEPHEN FITHIAN yu: 1 7 FV' 1. ,I,,,..1. .f i or Q , lf' Y iffy L i' MARK RYAN l PHILLIP SINDLINGER Ask, and it will be given to youg search, and you will findg knock, and the door will be opened to you: for the one who asks always receivesp the one who searches always findsg the one who knocks will always have the door opened for him. ls there a man among you who would hand his son a stone when he asked for bread? Matthew 7:7-10 n J wifi ROBERT SCHOTT I WILLIAM GRAHM MILLER 'Tis better to create and invent: Than to criticize another's intent. T J MONTGOMERY ZACH DIRK DUNFEE ... Is this a logical deduction, or isn't it? It is. Is there a weak place in it anywhere? UNO U Very well, then, what have you to say? That there is something better than Iogic. Indeed? What is it? Fact Mark Twain JEFF ELDER Christopher, Christopher, why are you going, Christopher Robin? There's nothing to see, so when You've got to the top, what then? Just down to the bottom again, said Christopher Robin From Journey's End by A.A. Milne ..2' W1 IJVII T ' VIII- F I gil l ' , f II I' lllillw r I iiim it iI:IIIii?iT ffiil? . ' ' 1 si'i'fl I, K !!IllIlKti1jln1mil 'I 411 MARTIN STAUBER 75 J 7 ii V ,. F ff 1 . 'A ' Lk CODY J. SMITH They say ev'ry man needs protection, They say ev'ry man must fall Yet I swear I see my reflection Some place so high above this wall Bob Dylan lt's just my job, five days a week. B.T. Q , . JOEL ACHRAMOWICZ Throughout my years at CMC, many people have asked me Why don't you live at home since your family lives so close to the campus? My reply to that question has, and always will be, as follows: CMC is not just a struggle with the textbook and Collins Hall. lt is an experience with people. lt is the people who make the difference. The textbook is just a guide. Life is people, and every person l've met at CMC has been an experience in learning. For the people l have come to know, thanks for three of the best years of my life, THE CFtAM 76 And all this science. I don't understand. K . ,ff -,z LORE ALFORD FROST III It is not enough that you should understand about RON GIMBEL applied science in order that your work may increase man1s blessings. Concern for man himself and his fate must always form the chief interest of all technical endeavors, concern for the great unsolved problems of the organization of labor and the distribution of goods - in order that the creations of our mind shall be a blessing and not a curse to mankind. Never forget this in the midst of your diagrams and equations. Albert Einstein She was as immutable as the hills. But not quite as green. Rudyard Kipling il 5-I PAUL G. CFKONIN You can walk on the water - drown in the sand You can fly off a mountaintop - if anybody can. Run away - Run away - it's the restless age Look away - Look away - you can turn the page Hey Buddy, would you like to buy a watch real cheap Here on the street I got six on each arm and two more round my feet Life is a carnival - believe it or not Life is a carnival - two bits a shot H. Danko, L. Helm and J. Fl. Robertson njlo .1 ', f ,X A. Q Q -....-V' :kv-. .5?'3g ,. wx r-' .. V. I' 'Jig ,wr .3 n .,s l I ' 'vw r ., 1 . -.S 'tsv , PATRICK B. LAU Fortify yourself with contentment, for this is an impregnable fortress. Epictetus Nothing endures but change. Heraclitus ,..,,.a0 nu sq JOHN FOK JACK M. COHEN Press on .... Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will notg nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent Genius will notp unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education alone will notg The world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. Calvin Coolige CORY BILLINGTON Most deas are wro g M Id d wrong I except that h g d th f Id d p b b h d P t Th A SIMPLE BOUNCING SPRING... XCT5: C-l2fwUF cos wT + CUJ5- ofllfsifl LJI' -I. Iwi- 0311+ CQXZYQJB1 60.501 f,f9l+ CQKQTI CXO + fLigf 3fy,, fwwyj Emacs Aj cool- 251 T+ 4- - Fw?-CJQCUF + Kxo drool- 51 VO Coq? wl?+ 5.26191 A- QKAWBF Q'FT5InfI?o'l2':f-PT fm 3- w'9'1+C.lKw5l ff, . , A vl. sg-' .fa . -A ..'i vv' -.,, .,. Q ,.I. . x- 'K' 5. -ix., , qs ..x -P -1-1 4, L ,-, -J, ,n n -.,..,,, ., .F .JN n wit, if N, k1H'- lj' .N W' CW-,J F' fart- 5--3, -,.':. .W ,:, 5 -Q., '.. ' Q- 1.12. '--K. ?!',T.f',:Q?5F L .. T-,M ..-,M-. 41. ,A-W. . 'N H,.,,,,,..g.,, .-r1.f-- H W Q L 'ia'?v' A 32,49 'IP 'Hg -L-J 13'-T55 1. 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The future is bright or the soccer team since Coach Davis will be losing only three players to graduation. 17 .ffl :xx .:, . I X '-4 J, . is. iff 6' ...,.,.,,-.., - .Liu Q., Hina? - . . . - . . 4 ,f '- ' '-' ' w - - , ' -2 .. 4- ff, -f-e:1g , 'r -' 3-Pig-ar -5 E ....e-bi.-.5 .'Q4.zf2.'sSf252d55'3Af,Z':gz!:nfsfP:i1u2.'..v-:f4i' .49.24. 1 . 314 . - QL f .. '11 . f i Q . Ek! ' . - - 2 83 5 k, ,f 'P-.iz 1 Av' :Hifi .xy .N A jf -ad' I If ., r y , B 4.-. ,' V 4 K .1 'frz ,,- P :UC 1, mlb : Jr- Q., .Gun n W. 'E ' .14 -'1,',:iQ. .. . JC-if-, J'-11 f '1! ' u. . ,,,. 1- ' 'faffu' :vf1r7L:?aP W, ,nd LU' S+- fg.-25:5 1139? '3 ,mi . , .1-?2f.?L'e' L 3 ' ,. qyglgfl . , 4 S' Z r 1 1. Q.,-ra, .AP f 'w5ZiH4:L- Qsfbigif. ,gx -' !,mh. V31 r--Wy: A .P , .535 wwf 1 X :Y -1 M. x x 'gg ,X 4 W l 9 v x sb 5 IQ 5 5 J 4 2Lz.i ': x s 'K' A 6 4 l 1 e E , L CROSS COUNTRY ,- WQOD ' Y. ,.4 352 ' f 3.1451 ' .Af ' '?, 25. . ' 'f?2'?2f5f?i: 55, ,I .-5 . -.,71,.. A , . ..,. Era:- vi E1 1 . wr A Q, V , , Y I. 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Q .nw Y L H5 43, G. t',1 I., .tg 86 ffjm.. ri Q5 .2 N 1' In 'z 2 ., B. 1- 'E 3 ir 'Lia' , ,. ,, .P an ,if 7 ?, W.. ' A ' .. .f ' -,,- W HEIIKIL US- ka bl-.rf M1 - ' --V! lvl, l N..-di , :L J i If-A, 1 ' ' ' - , H 4 , . Z sy 1 Y 1 ' ,X X - .. ., YA Arif f- Adi, Y -4 ,. lx A 3 .Eg-7 MW- JU, . I 0 I , 4 dx! 1 , ' i .f - --ra f -J A-.. . - i, is 'I A , 45' ' 1 Q . J, 4 , 'Q Y .. '- W if i A ,if . . , , f- f A . .N as li .8 ,ui ul X .ng X, A ,J-WT I .53 .,......g- T I .. . A - ,fifty Under Coach Gayle Hopkins, the Stags fielded one of -Q.. W ,gig if Q, -'V 'SN-.ff strongest cross country teams in history. The team Y, , . A ef' 'j f rival Pomona in a dual meet, 25-30, for the first f' W 1 t is, -5,3 V5 . in eight years. Although the Stags just missed out on a If it .Q Q -,Y i'AA f. . 1.t in the NCAA Cross Country Championships, Coach 3. 'W' i'l'-Qi 1,561 in I V, -4' runners should be justly proud of themselves. -I, - A , 'ggi . Leading the way for the Stags was the Spiders from 4 f..-1 Ylf' , , f' l ' , quintet of seniors Ray Leos and Brian Moroney, and S' V.' ' Q L! ' ff? .-J 2 3 . Flod Boutin, Paul Cronin, and Bob Gallagher. The SCHM women's team did a creditable job in the season of existence, finishing third in the conference. op runner was sophomore Kathy Evans, who gained honors. f . .Y l .X 'si F1 if Fry ,- .i..f: of .7 ', xr. V v .t. Partaixw f X i F . ..aff,, . ., E. ling, f f lL 11 l if 'F : r Y' .- ,X Haifa'-.,. 'V+ .5. 1fiz1. .StM-15 -vg.t'rwf,:5i. .- aj.. ln. we..-3 .-gpg .':5.,,, fy-ff 111.554 lv ,Q ,rgkgixg it-ipy ,21:-.:.'ft . Eg- 'if A'Afs5'7,i'f ,- ,1 qmjuii ...W .. ..,, , ., '1r3:i'a:-l-555521 .-. FOOTBALL Coach John Zinda's gridders didn't enjoy one of their better seasons as they finished with a 1-7 record. Yet, there's hope in Stagville for '78 since the team will be losing only four seniors from the '77 squad. The lack of a passing attack hurt the Stags during the season. Don Chester did a creditable job at quarterback considering he had never played the position before. The running game was fairly consistent with HMC senior Jimmy Reed leading the way at fullback. Freshman Blake lssacson also played well at running back, particularly in the Stags' 13-0 win over Pomona-Pitzer. Seniors Dave Gaiser ldefensive Iinel and Greg Palma lline backer! spearheaded the Stag defense along with Steve Schiro and Dave Flatten. BE ii VOLLEYBALL x ,- -' .' SCH 5CH,7 BCM I7 Q ww A 5. A, i.. ti XE its . ,f N A X Coach Dave Wells' hoopsters lost a number of close games this season, making their sub-.500 seasonal record rather deceptive. Seniors Stu DuValI, Flich Roth, and Mark Sutherland gave the young Stags stability and experience while newcomers Jim Shasky and Steve Lankton were pleasant surprises. With only DuVall, Floth, and Sunderland graduating and the continued development of some fine young freshmen on the J.V.'s, the Stags have a very bright future in Basketball. 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' , ' f i ' ,-.,,l.., s,x. .--- -. . ... .' 1 mn.i.x'k5 T-Roy Wiggins, famed rock critic, 'psychiatrist, and jock passer. i -. 5 i 1 'gn .fl -I . 'M ' fi wi ' iff 1- .' i i - uf ri .. ' .' L1 -'- ' rv. .i'. ' ' li .. , ., ' -.7 s ,i'- ' JA. . '. 'z W 1 .J . 1 i fu 5 1 ,- , 1 . .. ,,. 4 fi-1 , A A 1 3 if fi V ,,f f i gk 1:50 ' 'wf M' 1' T -ailfil' -Q J '. ', F15 .fi 1 156 Nm y f-r Nfif pn, , 4,1 .4-H Ifr., . K - a ....-. J! Q' LV' 'Q A A. . -yv v F as 0. ' '-35? my , .' 5' 1' . G' 4 4 , n QF, , 241' , . ., ,-. . in THE STAFF 1.1.4 ' Ei7.g2':'f 11 ' -'lf1:'11,Lxf.' IL-,1, 'K , :EA V H. As I'm sure is true any year, the 1978 AYER owes its existence to many people. Tom Carroll for the cover design and some interior art work. Debbie Samuels for typing a whole shit load of copy. Kent Oswald for stuffing mail boxes. And Jon Lee, Jon Leung, Brad Wishek, Beth Karras, Mike Gabriel and Brad Barbeau for pictures. But credit for getting the book done goes to three very good, loyal and hardworking friends. Due to fin order of importancej my procrastination, not knowing what in the hell I had gotten myself into, lack of organization, lack of cooperation from other people and a very unfortunate turn of events, the 1978 AYER headed into the final stretch with little completed and without its fearless leader. Fortunately my friends took over, worked on it for four straight days and turned out a better yearbook than if the fearless leader had still been around. I am a very lucky man to have such friends. And since I am officially editor, I am dedicating this book to the loyalty and hard work of those friends: Dave Tuffs, Paul Cronin and Kathy Evans. Kelly T. Hurley Head Bozo , P il w Hi 1 I 4 I ll i 'il ' 1. Y I 4 J ' l'1 v UT' c Y I ' All r- 1 it . i X1 3 1 5 . 1' M 1 1 i M 4 if gl-f .. ,,. 4 E+, .-nf' 'i - ST ' ' eww im! -iw. ' W .-Q LU 'ei' fi ? 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