Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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KCMC VOICE OF THE QUA-COLLEGES Stotion Monager John Hasenjaeger. ROW ONE: Roger Mizumori, Steve Wong, Leonord Mosquedo, Kothy Chernus, Perry Steinberg, Kurt Korlsgodt, John Den-Dulk. ROW TWO; Steve Monroe, Lew Oleson, Tom Ryan, John Hosenjaeger, Chris Sweningsen, Roy Drummond, Arne deKeijzer, Gary Lawrence. KCMC serves the qua-colleges on AM and FM. The station has continued to be a meaningful outlet for its student announcers and technical crew. This year the students have shown a great deal of Interest in the station, as was evident in second semester ' s full program schedule. Plans are still projected for moving the broadcast studio and expand- ing facilities next year. 140 Arne deKeijzer is the Progrom Director for KCMC.

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President Kurt Ritter presents his cose. Aaron Fuller, Mory Neol, and Mac KieHer frolic in snow ot Pocotello, Idoho. V Left to right: Mr. Hoskins, Diono Steere, Mike Mechom, Duone Quoini, Joe Molkin, Lew Oleson, Mary Neol, Jim Bruen, Aaron Fuller, Perry Lerner, Gino Wilson, Mac Kieffer, Joe Douben, Wilmo Butler, Pom Bickoff, Art Formonek, John Fronkenheimer, Kurt Ritter, Steve Wong, Don Woters, Bill Slovin. BELOW, left to right: Mr. Hoskins, Officers Jim Bruen, Mary Neol, Duone Quoni, President Kurt Ritter, Officers Mac Kieffer, Gino Wilson, Aaron Fuller, ond Joe Dauben. FORENSICS The Forensics Society accumulafcd on impressive number of awards and honors during 1964-1965. Twice fhe Society won Sweepstakes Awards for over-all excellence in the junior division ot both Fall Championship Tournaments of the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensics Association, rep- resenting 57 colleges and universities. Highest scorer for CMC at the Western Speech Association Championship Tournament held at Pocotello, Idaho, were Aaron Fuller and Duone Quoni. At the Fall Championship Alternate Tourna- ment Paul Bomford and John Fronkenheimer, Joe Molkin and Lew Oleson, Scott Holte and Mike Mechom, Joe Dauben, Gory Smith, and Perry Lerner walked away with several well-deserved awards. At the hHorvcrd Debate Tournament Dauben and Smith earned second places. Ritter placed second in o tournament at the University of Hawoii, and Dauben won first place in cxtemporoneous spcoking at the Pasadena Tournment. The debate squad won firjt place in Sweepstakes at the Univer- sity of Arizona, due largely to the efforts of Lew Oleson and Joe Molkin. 139

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During Christmas Siddons presented the Second Shepherd ' s Ploy, which trovelcd to Claremont ond Pomona in a medieval pogeont wogon. Actors Diana Steere, Dennis Scquiera, Croige Smith, Don Boone, and Sylvia Morris, SIDDONS presented the winning one-act plays, How Many Times, The Guard, and The Usual, in addition to the musical Brigodoon for its Winter- Spring program. Starring in Brigodoon were Dick Demaroy, Hoynes Lindley, Dennis Sequiera, and John Achorn. The Second Shepherd ' s Ploy, token from the fif- teenth century Mystery and Miracle Cycle ploys, gave Sid- dons members on opportunity for new acting experience. John Achorn, Christine Cor- rcr, Dennis Scquiera, Sue Hop- kins, sforred in The Usual. Actors in The Guord (left) were Joe Bradley, Roger Drexlcr, and Barney Currer. Mr. Swon (right), Siddons Director and Sponsor. in How Many Times (IcH) Mike Wilflcy choscs Lorry Moss; Mike Morton rcclinel on floor.