Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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DON DRURY News Bureau CHERYL LINSCOTT Represenfative of Publications PUBLICATIONS GARY OLSON Advertising Manager GLEN HUNDLEY I GEORGE THOMPSON JON MAY A CHUCK JARRED FRED THOMPSON KEN McCLURE BILL THOMPSON DAVE DANIEL JACK HOFFMAN

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SAGA PAUL CRAVEN Saga Adviser SUSAN ASHBROOK Saga Editor RICHARD FUKUHARA Head Photographer One of tfio first junior (ollf jcjs to bogin a scmcsU ' riy iTiiif ii .iric, Sn n has a({uiri put new ideas forth in the magazine, under the editorship of Susan Ashbrook. Editors for spring semester were Rick Almoro, art and music; Mary Callos, pub- lications; Dave Daniel, forums; Richard Fukuhara, sports and photography; Jack Hoffman, intramurals; Chuck Jarred and Cheryl Linscott, copy editors; Ken Mc- Clure, men ' s clubs; Walt Faull, evening section; Sue Prunty, drama; Mary San- chez, faculty; Fred Thompson and Glen Hundley, campus life; Jim Lande, CRA; Jon May, interest clubs, AMS-Norsemen, AWS-Kassai; George Thompson, cabinet and women ' s clubs. Saga photographers were Richard Fuku- hara, head j)hotogra[)her, Ozzie Gayou, Roland Hopkins, Glen Hundley, Jim Lande, Ken McClure, Walt Paul!, Mary Sanchez, Fred Thompson and Bill Thomp- son. Saga is put out each semester and tries to cover every phase of campus life. EDITOR SUE ASHBROOK discusses assignments with Sue Prunty and Walt Paull. MARY SANCHEZ JIM LANDE OZZIE GAYOU RICK ALMERO SUE PRUNTY

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W ; JOSEPH BOSKIN. PROFESSOR a+ USC, is caught a moment before he begins his talk on Communism and Religion in one of the final forums of the semester. DR. KENNETH APPELGATE pauses on way to audi- torium as ne gets set to speak on the Rise of Soviet Power. Dr. Appelgate instructs history and anthropology on campus. FORUMS By Chuck Jarred Another successful semester of ASB Student Forums was conducted this semester, with a series of lectures re- quested by LBCC students on a poll taken by the Forum committee being presented. Highlighting the spring semester program was the fifth Forum appearance of Dr. Kenneth W. Appelgate, LBCC anthropology instructor. Hi.s discussion included an e.xamination of the factors underlying the founding of the Soviet system and its development as a world power. That program was co-sponsored by Alpha Mu Gamma, Foreign Langxiage Honor Society, in recognition of National For- eign Language Week. One of the most amazing phenomena in all history is the founding and rapid growth of the communist state and ideologj% Appelgate stated. From this stems the reality of Soviet power in the present international con- flict, he added. On Wednesday. February 20, the Forum program pre- sented Dr. Fred Krinsky. associate professor of jwlitical science at the University of Southern California, with his revealing The Supreme Court and the Communist Party. Krinskv ' s thesis was concerned with tracing the treat- ment of the Communist Party in a series of cases since 1956 by the United States Supreme Court. Major Edgar C. Bundy was the guest of the student body for the Friday. March 1, Forum when he spoke on The Tactics of the Communist Party. He discussed the organization and structure of the Communist Party in this country and tactics it uses in attempting to further its objectives. An outline study of the Black Muslim movement was presented by Huey P. Shepard. Long Beach attorney, on the Wednesday. March 20. Forum program. His discus- sion included an outline of the background, organization and objectives of the movement and its impact on the larger problems of race relations. Other Forum programs included a color travel-adven- ture film entitled Incomparable Switzerland and another program in the communist series entitled Communism and Religion. Forum officers for this spring included Bob Hill, presi- dent; Gary Olson, moderator; Steve Richardson, secretarj ' - treasurer: Jack Kittinger. historian; and Jay Borgerding, publicity manager. 19