Santa Ana Junior College - Del Ano Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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'- M-mu Q w-..W..,,,, ,gf 1 X .M Queen Peggy and Her Court lf-- -qsl N5 .' ' 4' xxx .f f' as- . 1 ' V f , ' ,' up 1 1 Y, K.: . I ,.., 1: Hi-4 . 11? '- 'if I f K, 23- l , A ui M 1 wx, , , :L W Q , N' . I , 4, -'R 3 V 'Q-'af ww-fm a, 'P N i ga a 31 me Mr. Bomgren prepares the Planetarium for the show. Mr. Bomgren, Planetarium director. ,.-1 ' 'M - ,X Now we'Il see a shot of Pluto Fly Me to the Moon. This is our universe... Planetarium shows come alive with space noises!! Students receive a chance to view the earth and other planets during their astromony course, taught by Mr. Bomgren. SAC Planetarium 1 . if SAC Dean of Students, Thomas Trawick visits Institute for Friday Noon Forum discussion. Institute Serves To help insure students -the proper equalibrium between the academic, the spiritual, and social roles in education, the Church of jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints has established Institutes of Religion. Over 100,000 dollars has been invested into the Santa Ana Institute alone. David Coombs, a graduate of Brig- ham Young University, is the Institutes advisor. Since its beginning, the Morman Church has always recognized the importance of its youth. The Institute provides students the opportunity to meet other Latter Day Saints at the college, to take classes in religion, and to engage in both social and spiritual experiences. 'mir its , YV My . Z K 1 .. Sam., . if Students lack Davidson, Marilyn Cottrell, Dathy Doyle, Don Shaffer, and Leslie Spickard enjoy friendships created at the Institute. 18 A5 An Equalibrium One of the lnstitute's most successful service pro jects was the volunteer work done at Children's Hos pital each week to provide the children an opportunity to participate in recreational activities. The late Morman Prophet David O. McKay said that a true education should awaken the desire to til achieve mastery over weak and self indulgences Q25 develop a virile manhood ar d a beautiful woman hoodg and 137 prepare to face life with courage to meet disaster with fortitude, to face death without fear. It is for these purposes the Church of jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has established an Institute of Religion adjacent to Santa Ana College. Students participate in regional activities with other Institutes such as this Halloween dance l as . me 53 Z '1 55? Top left: Exhibitors ready the gallery for the second showing of the year. Top right: Interpretation is in the eye of the beholder. Bottom left: SAC critics examine abstract creations of artists' mind. Bottom right: Concentration and patience is portrayed by the successful pottery worker. 20 Gallery 45 The Last Word. . Reality 4s-Q Top right: The idea starts in the mind, but the creativity flows through the fingertips. Bottom left: A lump of clay, a sturdy hand...Bottom right: Artists produced massive paintings during fall and spring semesters. Unity Week Urged Support of America, Administration Unity Week was established as an answer to the Moratorium marches. It advocated the support of President Nixon's policy in Vietnam and American heritage in general, Upper left shows ASSAC presidential candi- date Larry Ribal persuading attentive students to Stick with Nix . Center Fold a strange style of dress seems to cause some disturbance among the crowd. Lower left. Student emotes on America'sfreedoms. 5 Aki? tr' Mixed crowd, mixed emotions. Bob Morgan for motherhood and apple pie gir- ,N L-rw - 5 V rs. un.. Q- '-W: 'W 5 5, Q . J I HS wmv if A . M- ff' c- ' s If in W ,. 5 .lift nf N i xg A 'N,k 4 f 'wg A, 'S . A '-'sk M, Rf ' gf' hx ,, , 1 LJ 'In '1 X - ,L N gg: ix . M., ' r ' '???i?icx 295541 , far. 53 'C 1 Lil' 1, , ,,,,.g x mf' rua., A: - I 5 YV AAA -1 N' - -- . ' - wi SAC's Moratorium- A Day for Mourning or Protesting? Students View Viet Nam War The United States has shown itself as a great and cour- ageous people and then too, a peace-loving and non- aggressive people...We have every right to be proud of a country that allows free dissentp...a nation that has never had to build walls to keep people in. l feel that the Moratorium was a half-baked effort on the part of the pacifists to destroy American society. We are in Viet Nam to win...that is what is in order. ...the Viet Nam war is an immoral and unfair war. Speakers were not the only areas of interest to the Del Framed by protest signs, teacher Don Brown strains to communicate A'h'o photographers. with students. Hundreds attended noon protest on administration lawn. 25 Individual help was given to students on their choice of majors. MM .5'sr o il'-v-4 Each student had to obtain approval and a signature at the designa ted stations before registration Could be Complete. Right: Cook Gym was in an everlasting uproar for 29 hours over a three day registration span. 26 Registration Many pre-planned schedules had to be revised as the ticket numbers constantly were being P ulled from the board. Created SAC 5 1970 Student Body 35 There was a continuous threat of classes closing before the card-pulling station was reached. The Freedom Monument as it wil In the spring of 1969, Mr. Ernie Crane, political science instructor at Santa Ana College, approached FATA with the idea of errecting a monument honoring the boys who came from Santa Ana College and lost their lives in wars. FATA immediately accepted the idea and began to work to raise the necessary 57550. to build the monument. So far they have raised 52000 by a car wash, sponsoring a swap-meet, holding a jazz rock festival, and also from contributions made from people both on and off campus. It has been decided that any excess money will go into scholarships, eight of which Mr. Crane has already appropriated himself. 28 'llllblg Wllmnngmu- I look when it is built. The Freedom Monument p ll ' O ll l To be situated in the center of the mall, the monument is to be 16 feet high and 25 feet at the base. A bronze plaque placed on it will have the names of Santa Ana College male students who have been killed in past wars, in order that Ameri- cans will remember their heritage and continue to support the boys who fight for them. Inside the monument will be placed a time capsule with the names and addresses of all the people who con- tributed a dollar or more to the freedom monu- ment. One hundred years from the date of com- pletion of the monument the capsule will be re- opened. Nixon Emissaries Reagan, Alioto, Krisman, Nixon Emissaries, Set Off Spark As They Visit SAC K' i Students, faculty members, and interested students held their eyes open during the early morning meeting of the Republicans Speak on Vital Issues in Russell Hall. Nixon Emissaries were congressmen: lack McDoanald, Michiganplarry Winn, Kansas, and Dan Kuykendall, Ten nessee. Mike Krisman Assistant Dean of Counseling Irvine Former SDS leader, Mike Krisman, is interviewed by Tom Belton, El Don staff writer. We shouldn't look upon education as a Iuxury-- we should look upon it as a ne San Francisco cessit ... Ma or Allito, Y Y af' ll ,W I V3 ,Q i I I +L Z ,i 1 J? I ki' ? Governor Reagan If we do turn to tuition, there must be a pro- gram to insure no one is denied a higher educa- tion because of lack of tuition. . . Governor Reagan. Reagan speaks to packed PhilIip's Hall crowd. CLOSE, FIRST HAND VIEW OF REAGAN, ALITO FOR SAC STUDENTS DURING FALL SEMESTER In December two possible gubernatorial candidates, Governor Reagan and Mayor Alito appeared on the Santa Ana College campus. The purpose of their visit was to pre- sent their views on tuition for State colleges and on lower- ing the voting age. Their appearance was sponsored by the Southern California Center for Education in Public Affairs, a non-profit organization. Speaking for one hour, Reagan supported the tution system, stating that colleges should have a plan by which students could go to school and pay their tuition on an installment plan. On the other hand, Alioto spoke out against tuition so that every person will have an equal opportunity for high- er education. 31 Students Meet Fellow Students AT Hello Dinner-Dance, Rec The Heollo festivals started over 20 years ago and have since that time have been continued as school officails found these activities play an im- portant part in the social life of the students, Stu- dents came to eat spagetti, dance, meet new friends, and just listen to the music. Campus clubs sponsor a night of recreation once a month called Rec Night. Students come to- gether for physical activites and relax after a busy college week. Students rock out to the sounds of junior and the Preludes at the Spagetti Dinner- Hello Dance. After- filling up with spagetti students work off dinner on the dance floor. Rock Gut, Have Fun Night. A9 . Hey, these SAC Rec-nites are lots of fun. i 'fs .,- ky ' f Keep your eye on the ball. 33 Students enjoy rousing games of volleyball, ping, pong, and other types of recreation during the three hour period. Firemen keep close watch on the very important gages located near the cab of theengine. Twenty graduates successfully completed a semester of study to go on to positions in the many departments in Orange County 'mms x sumsren Tl 1 ' R y?:fc1Q1'f7 ' 77 My , , 4 film! . - -1 .jjffggi 2873, re nina' uv -.4 'I --J nhl 34 JN L 1 xv A1114 Along with knowing fire procedures, firemen must know every aspect of the fire engine. g ..::..t.' Q ' Wwe- J - , ' ' I: ,l 1 14 B' ' pix: i 4.1 r . L ' Fl 4 5 X -5 l ',,fr,,- ,' ,Y iliifflf- W ,, , if Small fire extinguishers must be inspected daily to insure their being in top working conditions during a fire. Firemen must make frequent inspections of the entire truck to have it in top condi- tion at all times. 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Playing at times with an all- freshmen defense, and with a freshmen-oriented offense as well lalthough the offensive line had a strong sophomore influencel, the Dons complete- ly reversed last year's 7-2 record--and then some. It is a little suprising and baffling how one team coud rage so many close battles and end up short every time. Games such as a 14-12 loss to Orange Coast, 7-3 to San Diego, 20-13 to Riverside, all are games where the winning break could have easily gone either way. The tough defense ranked second overall in the conference, but the lack of genuine offensive spark proved the downfall. There were no Eddie Stewards to make the big play this year. But with the valuable experience gained, next year's team --providing the freshmen have learned their les- sons well--should return Santa Ana College to the upper regions of the standing where it belongs. 9 Rick Deckert 10 Tim Young 11 Mike Erickson 12 Don Mott 15 Andy Solis lAceJ 20 Ron Gardea 21 Tom Schreiber 22 Frank Kelly 23 Steve Williams 24 Penesi Afaulo 25 Steve Hill 26 lack Sumitani 31 Frank Moraga 31 jerry Nickles 32 Rick Willis 33 Pete Rivera 34 jim Blen 40 Dave Tadman 41 Gary lensen 42 Rod Mumma Cap. 43 Craig Liticker 44 Tom lulian 45 Vance Mc lnnis 50 lim Pierson 50 Dunne Bernard MGR. Mike Dunphy MGR. Tim Barrett 51 Chuck Bartholomew 52 Mike Cray 53 Mike Dunn Cap. 54 Doug Scheel 60 Armando Alonzo 61 Rick Brown 62 Loren Moyer 63 john Bartowksy 64 Sid Marquis 65 Randy Bixler 66 john Feld 67 D. Bracamontes 68 Bob Caron Roster 39 -fy Coach Corrie gives Andy Solis advice during tense moment of Riverside game. 69 Tom Gehrls 70lohn Hayes Cap. 71 Pat Mc Caffree 72 Leo Santimer 73 Craig Lewis 74john Elias 75 john Primrose 76 Dale Lawrence 77 Mike Vaca 78 Bob Ana 79 Kevin Antrim 80 Mike Quinn 81 Kent Rasmussen 82 joey Silva lMoocheeJ 83 lim Weuve 84 C. Christiansen 85 Art Tuttle 86 Dennis Mc Bride 87 Mike Schaaf 00 Randy Rendon Coaches: Head Dick Corrie Asst. Asst Asst Asst. Asst john Godden . Dick Parks Doug Corrie Russ Chesley . Ken Madison E 4 Ad- --4' Tenaclous Cat-Like Don Defense Kept Andy Solis makes mutual contact as Steve Hull moves In to flmsh job :MP t f-'FE ,, v. igmqgg. L. . , I- V., , .,g..4.g3a3mP hugh, rv- Xy- Gpposition Edgy Freshman Dave Tadman, the teams leading rusher, powers way through opposition. Gary lenson tackles Cerritos player as Frank Kelly prepares to lend support. Don running backs often found the going stingy. The defense takes care of business. S.A.C. 6 S.A.C S.A.C. S.A.C S.A.C S.A.C. S.A.C. S.A.C. 9 S.A.C. Pierce 14- Riverside 20 Golden West 17 S.D. Mesa 21 O.C.C. 'l4 S.D. City 7 Cerritos 30 Fullerton 34 Mt. Sac 8 Offense Produced Thrilling Moment ii.4nim Steve Williams lacked size but compensated for it with heart, not to mention soul Leading the way for Williams is guard Sid Marquis 61. '5 , ily QQ W Q x '-KN P ' rf-an . , ,, .,..-.f 14.,,, --- r , , x, 4., asf 'fx X .vr .. Q. a 1 .4 it.. B. I, Gary Jenson breaks tackle after making a key pass in- terception. v 5 W ,ff 5 , ,.A' , . Q 1.44, 4' L W Water polo .... something wet after a dry thing. vnu '- bp'-' Q gk , .. i f r 'Q-'rw t , 1 in l ' ff. lfiafi 3 1 r . f,.v,,atn . V .A -gi'-Q -2, +5 ,ff W V 2- - to yt, . al ,steal ' M - 4 , ' s NMI ,mf ' , A 5 , V . r ., H, , Mark Faulkner strikes again! U ps , 5, ,Q .A- Qs . -,--- , .. S x..q.' -u -a., xx.. 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Not pictured Mark Faulkner, Alan DeBacker, Randy Walters, Mark Muller, jeff Roeder, jlm Keck, Terry Mun- Brian Boer, Dan Dayton, and Carl Drake son, Phll Ehrlich Ben Dyke Mike Dwmell, john Kulisich, Steve if fy' The starting line is where it all begins. Morris Sammons keeps stride. . .+..,f, K. . 4 , -.AT .. Q - 5 5 . -rs-ww... . . ' 7 - ', l ,. 1' :Q nfl:-f 4 Y I r y 'V -. f .s ,,' . 1 7-Q - 'e'2'Q7., , N ..n-in hw 'f,d?m'? ,.:-gs, ' l' V 'N ey - 1' Y A -.. '-' 'L-54132-Jo st' -.qu ' '51 ., - Mark Dowling passes Mount SAC runner in key victory for Dons. Cross Country - First Row: Eduardo Hinojosa, Alan Witcher, jerry Tom Lipski. Second Row: Larry Libon, jerry Costin, Al Siddons, Enduring Harrier As in football, freshmen dominated the cross country team but with one major difference: they won. Combining talent with stamina and sheer gut- determination, the Don harriers annihilated county rivals Orange Coast and Fullerton by respective scores of 17-49 and 21-40. Freshman Tom Lipski led the way, becoming only the second man in Don history to break the 19- minute barrier. With outstanding runners such as jerry Poling and Morris Sammons giving depth, teamwork proved to be the key to success. Cross Country SAC Opponent 32 San Diego Mesa 27 17 Orange Coast 49 15 San Diego City 49 29 Cerritos 26 21 Fullerton 40 23 Mt. Sac 32 arding. Did Their Thin ear' fir Freshman Tom Lipski, the Don's top runner fastest time in SAC history. Third Row: Mark Dowling, Paul Muldoon, Ed Maetaggert, F' f.'?:' il 'E --I-3, I-1 1' Q. gfn f . E? -r S' . 5 4 4 '. .P A ., , nv ,, , 1,1 + W if gint. As th boys. l ii Frm, ' ' ' W3 if ., , vc i , R 1, S -A I 'Q ,4 W wma -' 4,115 N xl -. 4 ' J. .a ':' .::,v- V as-, ,. 'tg sf - i i . ri .' fggatg :A 4 , FZGQLQ ' I if .a.eF'-5591,-.,'-P ' 2 Y 1' I 3 1 T - i az.- V . 1 'Fw-5 45 ' gy, 'A . 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AV.. ,I 1 ,rd ,IJ rr, 1 'll ,- Je EM. F re 5 h m en L i p 5 ki , -..r-- 'Y- 'ET S-n ts xi ,ps l -.4 ,a ' raw Ulla' ,A--, gg 522 ' -2' -Zgiwrl ' The Great Escape! The Lottery failed to abolish old problems-Uncle Sam wants you or Canada. 48 W-M: ll 'V ' 3 , ' A ' - lr:-v , -2' H ,Y i.t.2.l' Hsqlws F,-' V . . - - .3'1'f'.J' i T'gg' i I:E:E:gg. -V . -' if r' T A W Q. im, - .3 W GJ., t Y 3 -I :E'1V :e,gL,!iiiEt,jl?wNf ir - . ' - - A' ' ' msn .. f '-1 gi mm'- L. . . , .. Y , Only a freshman, jerry Poling did an outstanding job this year. He placed third in conference action, and ranked among the best in the state. Getting ready: just before a race some show strain while others relax. SAC was rated as one of the top teams in the state. oling Led Dons in Conference Finals With Tom Lipski and jerry Poling leading the way, the Don harriers stormed to a third-place con- ference finish. SAC totaled 57 points, finishing just four points above champion San Diego Mesa and above Cerritos. 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Prior to this season, he racked up an impressive won-lost record of 206 wins and 89 losses in 13 years of coaching basketball. 11-1 10-2 Orange Coast - San Diego Mesa - Santa Ana - 4-8 3-9 Fullerton Cerritos San Diego Mt. San Antonio SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS 5 7 5 7 4 8 Dribble, l Dribble, D 'b b I e SAC player leaps for two points. Galbert goes up for rebound. 1969-70 Basketball Team Bottom Row: Mike Hayes, jim Galbert Kevin Williams, Sherman Thomas, Malcolm Curtis. rw: c, , ,, vw -e if wa Y ,ai ii .vlmglg ,ii K Mg lim Galbert tries for two. ' X Km Standing-Terry Butcher, Mike Stanbra, Dave Merilate, Bill Drew, X Y H5551 Z 1:5555 1' V , ii ir QM H Jhiag 'Sz 'RR 'Nui Joe Gonner, Wayne Elsaesser. Not Shown-Gary Wilson. Q Tllyr I 2 Ex? . I X 1 l mil 53 ,ri i mill. xii' w ,, W. -ia, a fi, was H, -if .fi H, , v: hy, . 311-- Team huddles around coach as they are ahead. Basketball coach-Bud Presley W 4 l iifggiiiifn '- I 5 M' . Q ' Q ' ' 9 M i v-H: ' ' W. W an Aff .grgiae .Q Lf' 7 wi! 4:9 X Q, 3' My E, M fb E , f .A - l 5 K 50134 g t 'Hein ia? , I f 6 x x Kfff .jagg-' www! I 1 mx jim Huckstein Led Conference Scoring gi' li Bill Drew fights his way to make two points. Offensive player, lim Huckstein, goes into a jump and scores. 55 , Q-. id ---L. XM- I TNR ' x,,,,-q Dave Willaims conquers opponent using single leg drop. , f .. --.., '35 ..i ' SAC wrestler falls prey to his opponent. giiljmi 'I Q ,.: 'mi'i, , ' ' if S . 4 lilw---giiitf , -' 'iw- . Y -be 52 A l 'Uk ..- - nl l 7 A V Dave Alexander, as usual is busy mauling his opponent. Dave Al Otterman sizes up opponent in determining line of attack was one of the state's best wrestlers. 56 ' I Ready? Wrestle! The waiting is over. The deciding meet has started for the two nervous wrestlers and the silent watching crowd. They circle each other looking for a weak spot in their opponent's defense. Suddenly- they tangle! The Santa Ana man is down and the crowd is scream- ing for an escape. The cheering takes hold. With a quick rolling motion. The SAC wrestler is now on top, looking for a pin. The referee raises his hand. The SAC wrestler is victorious! That is just an example of the tense excitement at a wrestling match with the Don wrestlers. This year has proven to be just as exciting as the previous year. Dave Alexander, Pat Burris, and W.D. Martin are among the names of outstand- ing SAC wrestlers this year who have helped the team to be victorious. ! Q ' C 01 ' i , ,xi Lg5ZZE?iga5ij5li.,Lg:, -4-1-43 ' by , Y I' . T.v5g5fls5iH?1j-'f Y- YS V, Y .Q w ' - ' liar : lf3ff25elLift wi ii ..... .. ,, w.. .aww Mal aw, N jf., W.. gg, Q: lu: 1,Hifj'9'?yiEE3f,,gt- .ii NW, 3- ,, - ii .T ,. .gy Wrestlers Ranked Among State's Best 5 lli Sl' Kneeling-Xavier Ruiz, Ken Herritt, Ron Benjamin, Randy Woallz, Addleman, Rocky Herrera, Dave Anderson, Al Atterman, let Bill Collins, Dave Williams. 2nd Row-Bob Burns, W.D. Martin, Thomas, Dave Alexander. 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'A , - .... gc ,,,.- - Y .Q 4 - , , i Mike Dwinell approaches finish of individual medley. 4liQum, Mrk Alan Roeder does a back one-and-a-half. si '11 J ,, 4. --1, ' In 4' ,fs . f 4:2-H V WV -AJ' ' .,l.,'wl .i,l6i. .- 14' Y?3 ' ' ,Av , . 5.1. , iwnvl 'A' I , .- az- 'fps'-v ,, - 5 , . , .hp ,, . , I. if -43-fx V L' f 9 ,T ' kmIf-7f',- .glam 54' - 'f'11-'ah' 1 .V. fs ,V fr. A 4. , ' N' 'f ' ' .. 511- ' l .f 1welil '.: , sf l. -3 v A f Mike Dwinell was one of the team's most consistent point scorers. 'is -4 . , . ,yea . ,TT -,f ,,, ,. .,. ...- --A..1V Alan DeBacker dives into pool against tough competition from Cerritos SAC Swimmers Lacked Depth Although there is little team strength or over- all depth, Coach Robert Gaughran said we do have four individuals who had a chance to do very well in the Southern California State Champion- ships. Cited by Coach Gaughran as the most out- standing members of this year's team were Mark Miller, jeff Grosse, Mike Dwinell and Mark Faulk- ner. Each member of the team has been active throughout the year, practicing and perfecting techniques that give them a good chance to lead in the Championships. ,W ., A , I A ' ?f!i'f1'i i'., : M 'Ei ' , ...,.... .u5Jg...s. 1 TWU ir .u 1 LL t ri' - W- -- - -ff-4 - Y fa:-' . 4', fy ' Y-efe-Rfk ex:- .t ..fLw ' I A fa i I ggimm Alan Roeder practices his diving technique. ff - ,. ff Q .Sir 4.44 2-' e s:.'-5 if f 3g4,,JQr:A..2 in 5 ei 'W' 'ff - A , ,,.,,,r Q ' 1 wifi -,'.t' ff' Y v-ff-' '1 , , - fl ,- r 5.-,....Q,u ,, vm Wgggyg F23 Qguvgnw ' 1 ing, 2 - .'T ','-Y ' l ef f , 'wr ,rv x sm ,, t-r 2 xg? . Alan Roeder developed into one of the team's top divers Top: Blackman, Ray, Daly, Mariola, Earlandor Middle: Siddons, Towner Harrowby, Muldoon, Andorson, johnson Bottom: Baird, Lipski, Dow ling, Sammons, Poling, McTaggert. Defending Champs Showed Winning Form Right: Carl Fields from Santa Ana Valley was a triple winner in the Sunset League last year, winning the lows, highs, and long jump. Q ' Coach Brubacker discusses this year's track prospects with one l of Santa Ana's track officials. 60 1 5 f-:.f- I ' Vai' i I, L, ,:, Y if i 'zip i I-it I - ..4..-.,,,V - .J .f we , ' ,. or 'V 1.1 :ran 5-l:J?5'9f f 'I 7 ' ' ' if 'ff' 4- Ziff ' 5: 44:3 'if '--I , ds 5 - w veg 'fffifif 'fi ' 'r ,'.1 v.1:i!- A i-Swim-335 'df -- V , -L , ,,, ., ggqggf tt,ff -- -sfligama gss..n,g,9d-.vysgw ,qv ' ,MJ 1 T' i, -,gg-gisw qjligiais ' .3-73'-53 3'. .S - fm W' 'fi' 21? ' O- assi? vI 7'5 :E 51Y. A rs fn. - V wif?-3. ,' ..-f M. ::' f'- V f ' av. ' f-ss?-ew -Wi? - sf O-' 7' - 'Pig V - ffwzsi. 'H - H232 ' f': Mu 1 Eeeeieee-rea-f Al Dowling runs a good 880 against OCC. Bob Ray wins 100 in 10.0 seconds at OCC and also the 220. .Y .- ff-.Q . , I Var. grain, ff- 5 . Gayfs il guts :s.+s , ' X 2-2 V Ili I a I - -'-jx 'i fi,- 4,, 3. In 1 X- If J' .2 I 4 A A' . .13 I 4? A so A rr,We,s,n gg v ,A vc - .. J T.. , H ,V -v .t 'v ' n fffff - SAC's top three distant runners Tom Baird, Tom Lipski, and jerry Polling sweep the mile at Orange Coast. , ' .gf-uf ,,i-,.,,,---.,:..L:.2fal..l..,,, ,. , .. 61 Spikers Showed Strength and Stamina ' 1' QYBEJJQPF' - wiv - X W...Z'1 . , i .wah a ' ij V it 'ivffff j,,i,,,.,.m if , ,1'. '- : i 1 lf? ff Q ii '1' K I I f 'VT'-,-Ia' . '- fer' FI M 5 ' l ' f il 3 bl ' V 155 y r a n y jf ,y . Q, t lzu XA! P ek, , , , W M, , .aa Q 4-K.. f .gags S ' a 1 1 V- ' ff . Y rl ,K , V' ,' lj, --- -. VSAM' v,.4w,X.,.,f. ,,,,+,,. r ml, g -f'm'E5?5-Nl' Cyl! .yd-.'N 4212: :J ' my fx 4 I- A ' -'fi-f..- ifQ '5?'f3ifi'J'?ii1H'5Gvvnw W..mnnZ,'ia.nf!,Bl.ff4 Asuxiut V X - V -S vw., ,, Geoff Harrowby throws discus at OCC. Geoff has set two personal bests with 50'5 in the shot and 136 in the discus. - v is Fifi hs-.....,,, ,WWF-girl W i u Jug., .,+-su l lrw-gg Left: Lee johnson ends successful season with marriage to Del Ano Editor, Linda Minder. .W - Tom Baird wins mile in 4.17.9 at Long Beach. 62 I .i ,-F ii ,s yur. . I ' .J '. . ,4 ,M,. V 5 ' A' ' sensation, Tom Lipski has a good, of 9.17 in the two mile at OCC meet. Below: Track season's off to a fast start as Tom Van Over comes out of the blocks as the Dons win 440 relay and meet against Orange Coast. sv am N23 4 Q 1 ,.. H 4ir i W-if -. 4 i ii.. ...,... 3' his -.-,-1 ,ua RACK ,r J U' 63 Pictured above are four of Santa Ana's top fresh- man distance runners, lerry Poling, Tom Libeu, Al Siddons, and Mark Dowling. 4 51 at n 1 9 c, 1 U A Q .f .4 ' X ' ' 1 fu ,. ,,' KKIILVJ 4, :', W tix K' .. ,1,i Tl A x 5g 4 Pl'!'w' 9 ' .. ,, e 111.0 11' ly! 1.151 is Q. V29 'gli li? -ax ' - F 1'- MIF ml' I xlfi my 3. Qs-JQH5 I ,gl w. ' ' 1 ,Y 4 'ul ,fr V ww? 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We ,1 -'1i:1M H1 .W ASSISTANT coach Ed Denbow, who never lost a track meet as a high school coach, looks over some of the Dons prospects at Saddleback. m,,...A.,.d,--I-' LETTERMAN GEOFF HARROWBY proves to be one of the top shot putters in the conference with good early season victories. Geoff also doubles in the discus. -Nm f J R sri F P l.J 9 s VY? --fu ---M -,Vs Nw f ta, ., ,, is-, Y Zigi 1 , .c i l' 'l-l A - N Q, 2-fe fe E 3 ,mei mx- el- A Y w,5g,+.i5'-0-14 i .. -' --Y' 2132353 , JU .- Y wig . M l -... f - - an Fw- ,W ,M I, Kent Cohee was the Don's best netter. Top Don moves in to connect. Improving Don Netters Were Le With this years tennis team having only one letter- man, it was a tough conference for S.A.C. to be in. Kent Cohee the only returning letterman and Bruce Foster are the numberone andtwo men on theteam. Cohee and Foster along with Robert Casey, Ryan Weldeman, Robert Bolandran, lim Payne and Alan Trisisdorf shows a much more powerful team than last years 1-7 record. At the time of this printing the DON netters had played one match and in doing so defeated Citrus 5-4. f--.X ' V, 1, 311, .,,, .4 . fifil-Rm' 5 , Q -J. , - .1 ' .'.', PP1' .'-' l'v.va or-1 - v 1 V -f v -v 2, . v r '--3 .Q ,,, I ,.-.- fY',4 ' 1 , , Hi Ziff gf: .rf ,.,fd .xr ., .5-m.,..M . . ,, 7 Y rf-4 V f ., , 4 If-v i'I':'i , f Ay 6 f 5 if Q 3, ' A 1- I i: fit? . JN - it 'ur' ': il. JlZ37 .,. .. , . . 67 . t 'K Swv' , -L - .. . . r-1 ' K I f ' 9 Q ' lP 'X t lv .Y Q' v f'- ..f-1:- ffln K if SVG s .' :: - Kneeling--Robert Balandran, lim Payne, and Alan Trisdorfer. Standing--Doug Landis, Kent Cohee, Bruce Foster, and Ryan Weideman. L J Q . . lv -.1 AT. ,l If l T Classy Doug Landis warms up before displaying top-notch form A neccessity in becoming a champion is total effort--Kent Cohee in victory over San Diego player. demonstrates. y Kent Cohee and Bruce Foster 5 J f' .u..Q,j' ? ' - 5. .v-lv T - Ms.. if srrr it 4 WW lag, 1 A M.. 55 - 1- ww 2-J Robert Balandran follows through on drive. N nam' he ha .bse.....g-J ,if .Y N :Mu ru ' , . ..,,., f 'T-'i V - ,- 12. . if 3 - W rl 352 , H- :V . , -W i . ,5 L E f YT - HQ H -N Q ,pry ' Quick Bruce Foster was the number two gww I Don. In .A ,A - N 4 ,. sg .lg I iifflz ' i -X 1- . Ani . are ,EH '-is ll' HN. iq-fa .ff -A u 4:1 Tweet m :sl 3 ,L 'ltzlfagkklfykxl v , .fl ,LW Say- Pia- ., My , R, X K1g. zR5f' f 22 1 v if V ,71Z'...m,, if J'- W I -13 , ' ,,, W Q f 5551. Ze: ia , J if T7 nf ' 4 A Y A A .-x , ,v--, l 1, ,l.,x:'5H ' '- , 5 ' A ' 'I ' 1. . , , 2 v '-LN ,R . , M ffm, 5 s.r ,Qi I L . 5 - W A T. . .,.t.,, ,.:-1 ,. f KR. 5 . , . 1612! -mls , f-.1 -1-rw-an-ue Golfers Continued Winning Tradition Perhaps the golf team was the outstanding squad on the SAC campus. During the last 12 years, Coach Arlin Pirtle's teams have recorded a record of 132 wins and only 22 losses. Opening the season with a 30-12 victory over Long Beach, 1970 went on to prove to be one of SAC's most successful years. jim C-aumer was the team's top golfer. He won the Southern California junior Championships. Other outstanding competitors were Rod Warren, Chuck Wilson, Ron Tusing, and Bob Gaumer. Describing his team, Coach Pirtle remarked, All of these young men are distinguished golfers. I 1' , x ' .1191 i-v4op-vpavwu--wwsfew-..4f',-ra.. au,.,...--.-...s,..,,'u-am... ,. M. . x A 6. K..- flies. Dons Pitching Proved Qutstanding Don Dufrene e COACH ROGER WILSON a s at Baseball coach Roger Wilson was pleased with the quality of the pitching staff this year.fHe noted . that the staff was the strongest he had seen in twelve years at Santa Ana. According to the coach, at the start of conference play SAC's defense beganito jell and because of that the team played a more concretegame. s ' Z Freshman 'limi Sepulveda from Santa Ana High prepares to. bunt Golden West runner beats the tag of catcher lim , Pierson. 1 Sophomore Ken Emry collects for base hit against Cerritos. , rsehiders Combined Heavy X 4 4 'Z 5 , -1 Q 7 1-11. ir. 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' J 1 ' 1' ML. 1, , U'-N -1 '. - g 1 . f ' - . L . ., ' ,- . ig-7 'QQ' ez ,nr ' 5 x-5S11gg,,'-M' ,-'2 1'f- I -Qi'-.Lf : f1Sf'E ,. .1.13i, '5 '?U'1 'S firm- 345353 -E+? fx?-H. X N T- 1 1 i I ' I ' 1 ' 1' i ' ' .. , . - Q lBait5 The 1920 Don baseball squad proved fiquite successful at the plate this year with ex- cellent speed and power hit? ters. Defensively, the team jelled into an impressive crew, and the pitching wasiamong the best the Dons have had in the lastwfew years. pp F ,,.-, 1-Q-0-va we-im 19 yi Y wtzrw, - f'f I .iz i. Back row Left to right: Agnes Szigeti, Irene Sierras, Zalinda Pahnka, Harrison , Marie Roberson, ludy Helsley, Kathy Brushert, lan Burton, Sandy lakes, DonnaoDente, Rose Appelton, Amelia Hall, Bunnie Marilyn Wolf,Linda'Switzenberg,Diane Slowsky. lckes, Kris Moraga, Sue Olson, Maryann Conway. Kneeling: Karen Kathy Brushert displays determination throughout the game. . -1 n 1 ,pw-X., . 3: ...,., u 1 W M Q Mrs. Warren listens to the girls' plans before the game . . ,fix Ein . We my i llv f ,.. .' . I - s Qt at -2- , ,mf agda . '.f.-aff me dm r W Sr X fx at Q . Q' .. : T are 'Q Ygygifvi We vw ll Eff 'K uv- V ei , H ,- , K Judy Helsley makes every effort to keep the ball in the Don's possession. High jumping by lan Burton starts a favorable game for the Dons. sal u ,Q 3 . s. I 'I f 'J Q x 4 img? I' all L. wp.. 1 1' : 5. .ELL 4 I I J ' SZ N gig? ,A f V' . 43.551 -' , f Egfr- ' - 74. Q I 1 1 I , 1 v.J y .f ,, K I 1 L1 fa In 2 as HL. m Sf..-.ft Q 125, f 4 5535 7149 5 5 -R755 M' ..-.- Z? ' . V .AQ 1 , .QSAW x 1 ,,. QQLQAQQ W I 'S !JQ!1fr'iL' f 'g,a.2? E-ga K an-3 giasilg, -.,-Jw, 245555 5 pr lf' ' , v .--...... ffrfqzigfi Q , , . N3 -w fx 11 ,- W 5551, iii '- f I ' 1' mffffiwi far ,L .gm Qc ,F ,, J :dies W fi max W is ' zxi Mu wJ- .L H mifflsfy, i-Szifmsan 1 au K as 2 K an : diff' MA -. W V, ff, i -f, -44, ,X fn . we IP 'Eg ,nv gf , f , NN mi ' , Lf ' saga, , ,A QE? . J, v .ia Mfg QELLWEQ iw 'Vi ! 1, , Lflf-fw5' A: . - A-1 - 59... ' ' ' ' - 'diva Q r. 54. M1 l Coach Addleman with SAC s three state champions, W.D. Martin, Pat Burris, and Dave Alexander Addleman drove his team to fourth place in state ratings, the highest rating an Orange County team has received. w w mf . m ' 'Wh' uw W ' 4' Q H w Q m :.:.,:.::.1- ir My i 1 M 4 5 , ..... . lj : :E t M H w P W w 'w u'w lu 'vf' Tw 11 QV wp. p ,, Uv M 24231352 2 ffm: .95.g5,,, as 1 ' A C T I v 1 T 1 15 5 XX T pf + ' 'H -fl. , ,,:,.sk I l i I .v Haven't you any sense of justice? i' Advisor Mvenstrom Editor, Linda Mmder s v f we x , f-'X Xxx sv, xx H. .S SN , ,I ri V X. .. .. 4 . X : ESX- 1' '33 - H ' .I :,, . V . 'wi .-..:..,--.-f:- , , E 9 W . x, wZj:,i,1 Y , x fh ,.+ ,1 Me, john Alvezon. . .' The slave driver I , ,,5? ' xA., 1. ' ss Q: W- X K N, WA! - Y gpm, -1. ::3NaE? '5 4, lar , 'U Q zwifs,,,:'l2::l :M 'Vft,.f.:'lEwmkA1 ' 'Q Eg Dea McGurrelI checks over the WAA layout. 81 lBack rowl Albert Valdez, Bob Durda, Dave Shirley, Ice Gardner, Lee johnson, Hank White. lRow twol Vern Holland, lane Pershall, Pat Zuwinski, Linda Minder, Sally Peerbolt, Robbie Robinson. Front. Tom Knight, Larry Futchko. Del Aho: Secor. J Semester Working an d Playing I, ,Eg ? N1 . l l ll ll- ll ll .YH ll -A H ll ll U gl rl ll ' Love,q Del Ano, and joe ii. 'v :zizrzszggggwggx I' . ,X - : ..:l6 r - 1 r A .,, 4. - : Lv '- -f, 171, - . ' 3 'x .- P-'SPF-'I if , i , 23,3 .gf , i , iv '. . ffx ' N' g gg . L , Z 1 1 I if 6 J l ' Our fearless and friendly advisor, Carl E. Venstrom. The back of Ann's head. Study hard! The journalism exam is damaging to the grade. LX - Hey, maybe we can be the editor and photo- grapher next year! We got your picture in Albert' V , Deadlines gotto Hank! 72' - 1 I V A if ,sl I 1 -V u joe spent 56 hours a week in the darkroom. How come we never had pictures? Duh! X Qlir N x. 96, N 9 A X sl , D 0 Ni ix, I Ai WlTH ONE AIM - TO SERVE STUDENT AND COLLEGE .725 El Don Editor-in-Chief, David Shirley was caught off guard by tricky Del Ano photog- rapher. -vnm our sm-.vo suv! svuemv nm cousin' Member, Columbia Scholastlc Press Association Member, Journalism Association of Junior Colleges SANTA ANA COLLEGE Seventeenth 8: Bristol Streets Santa Ana, California 92706 DAVE SHIRLEY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF' Associate Editor ..... ... Roy Corrigan Editorials Editor .... .... B ob Morgan Feature Editor .......... .. Hank white Sports Editor .......... John Kulisich Photography Edltor .. Kevln Herold and Wayne Lattanzl I Columnists ........ Hank White, Bob Morgan Advertising Mgr. .... Steve Hlllyard Photographers .... Wayne Lattanzl, Joe Gardner, Steve Rundqulst, Kevin Herold. Staff Writers .... Tom Belton, Edna Blanchard, Csrol Chappelle, Chrls Cornett, Donna Cundlff, Dennis Farrel, Steve Gorman, Steve Hill- yard, Madeline Jsnkln, Leland Johnson, Mary Kruplnskl Her- man McEwan, Days McMahon, Ray Merchant, Tum 0'Connor, ,lane Porphlr, John Qulrk, Claud- ia Raymond, Shirley Robertson, Mary Roby, Eric Toomey, Diana Wright, Robln Zimmermann, Lewis Brlsbln, Bess Siemens. Adviser .........,...... Carl E. Venstrom Opinions expressed in El Don are not those of the college. Letters to the editor must be signed and are limited to 250 words. Letters may be edited according to staff discre- tion due to techn cal restrictions. El Don advertising rates are avail- able on request. Advertising dead- llne ls seven days prior to publica- tion. El Don's phone number ls 543-2913. Printed once a week durlng the school year by the Santa Ana Jun. lor College Dlstrlct Publications Dept., C. L. Mlllsr, Supervisor. L. to r. Editor-in-Chief, Dave Shirley, Sports Editor, john Kulisich, Feature Editor, Hank White, andAssociate Editor, Roy Corrigan. 84 N .. Roy Corrigan relaxes after the busying reporting week. e af l You see, we journalists always put the 5 w's in the lead. .. - Kevin Herold Photography Editor Isn't journalism fun? X 3 lx Wayne Lattanzi Photography Editor El Don editors are happy to see another edition come off the press. Lee Johnson, Photographer DX NIJ.. N.. , ' , N 'Yam ' x Nkilfgtvr 'R ! 4 , x.: x W:-. ., .K . . -M.-. M- ,Mx E!-E599 D P I f, a i. si .kxny Wil -vs. p. Tom Belton News Editor Robin Zimmer Editorial Editor El Don reporters disguise for dangerous news assignment !,f1lZifi,,?g51 , :fri zgfmen in F50- ey, FWZ? -1 H' Zi fi-Z 1E 1 mt. nm? if 1 - f iii 3' 4 iff., J it ' H 2- J ' . 11'-'fi-.:, if ga IL J' tr LL? q,1,,y.., ,.t.x1 1 Y , 1,5 ,JV f-A 'i1Z:f': -- MC, fr 'su - Editor El Don Second Semst W - ,i , K ltr' i-NIKE T 'Q' ,ws H .lapis , ,- t 4- . L W JI 4' X 1 ',.g.,.:'U. I 1, - 4 1 lohn Kulisch Sports Editor wi Lf f 1 jane Porphir Feature Editor Guest Speaker- Mr. Mickey Mouse speaking on sex education ul' or I J J f I 1 l I r , f :gill , 13.1-' -if ii f ' ' K fi f : V ,,ii11l9 I ia. .. 'H S.A.C ' ' 592, --1 E x 5 ii i , . A 4. F . -, ,AY .Nbr I. V H A Y b ,lf X 1' ': x . ' k F z' 1 - U 'P ' 'm rg A'. - N Qui if K ,tw In- .L rj!! I' Ei ' l, ' 'gxgk V fX 4 A .1 in - av, ,tj M X V v S ,Q J g 1 :L- Jf xxx.-id B? N ix Nl N, Y -1,135-'wgin ,1 V , 1 V Y: ' L . ' fy fm 1 A Lixggl , F , , i oices Raised in Harmony Do, re, mi 1L, '34 ,K 7' F 7 , 'l...2 Q f l' I ellee T 57 V as ,rl M X ' 'f alla ll. W lm K ' -V l,,,-kV.?-,s- ....,.. ,,1, ,,l,,,,A,-,, , ,,-, , , - U ll? r' 1 ii ' 'ig 1 . .. .. , ,am l M .. 3 1 . 5 -S S Q45 jar? S fl s :C L I A A . , r ,WA Bw lee!! S S ,A. gby 0 X-'jggifxyhgyl The 1969 70 Marching Band l , Z, . - 9 - 1 ' E: fr Ll' .ll F 7 I : .- l li . ' 'Sl 11:1 ' '44 ,lf ' 5 1 F' ' - N- ,Ja ,, f,..-,mr 54 3 , V' . 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Second Row Standing: Mari Copeland, Gayle Blune, Annete-Marie Capriotti, Marilyn Smith, Susi Capbel The drill team and marching band form a drum during half-time ceremonies. .1 s . 'N.5wl?gl, T AJ T Ci ,I gl T ,Q u YM. .vX y Palicti, Rhonda Nichols. Third Row Standing: Cathy Pattee, Linda Thorpe, Durr, Bennita Conway, jo Ann jones, Karen Savage. v iw -4 L l S ':' - , - ,,, aauvg Under the leadership of Carolyn Schrok, The SAC drill team marches in one of many parades held during the school year 103 S A W ,Q 4. Q5 kia uma: . :WM Q Ex wan I aww' 7.0 M. mv. 4 1 4 Ld-T111 n K: ..,, 3,1 . H 9, 2452 .sly ' 3? . 'l w-: my , me X, R me A f we Wi W . '. v -. . . M' ' -. if ax ' - ' Q n,N ,- -A , g ,g I 5, X ' if A , ' 4: ,- I 3, J 2 f V '. 'NA A Q- ' - ,, , -'45 359 -. , if aff PM 3 ik 5 '4 - I - I- Ae-A ' q gf, 71 r U X 'S I- ,X 1 ia ! A gpg -Q 531' . 5 I 1 . ,,i5:E 5f' 'V a 3 , , , , .1 551 ' . ' E' J ' 1- 'X if Lf: QT ' Mr' A ' ' ,ii - J KH 5 A 'K . ' x . 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' 5 '- 0 R C A N I Z A T I O N S Q-.sw fr ir ' 'r ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Santa Ana College Higf SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Iwi 1 Lyn' D ' Ili-a.?Y71IId I X' ',qL gj , ' , l l Dear Students: The Yearbook staff asked me to write a letter to the students for the Yearbook. This means that the time for my Presidentialterm and another semester is coming to an end. It has been the great- est honor to serve as your president for the fall semester of 1969. Needless to say, the job of Presi- denthas been an invigorating experience and I've gained quite an insight into human nature and democracy. I like what I saw, and it is quieting to my mind. A moral awakening coupled with a penchant for action for change has changed the role of the students in both college and society. In a period of uncertainty, complexity, demonstrations, riots, and an undeclared war, students have broken out of their passive shells and demanded to be heard and understood, varied though their demands may be. But change isnot synonymous with progress and no one knows what the aftermath will be. What I'm glad to see though, is that students are no longer sitting back and waiting for society to change, but are trying to help reshape society into a meaningful role.,In a few years these same students will merge into society and become a part of it. Through involvement and interest, I hope these new members of society will continue working for betterness. - T ' The greatest blessing of democracy is thatlit can be changed. It does not stop people from voice- ing their opinions, ideas, and oppositions. But democracy does require much thought, deep reflect- ions, combined minds, determination, and the responsibility to discipline oneself with open- mindedness. If you accept these requirements I forsee a great America because society and indi- viduals will make it that way. In the final analysis, Americas success will be determined by you. I hope that you accept this challenge. I In closing I would like to say: A TO YOU CONTINUING STUDENTS---May you find intellectual awakening, personal strength and spiritual peace on your journey along the challenging road to self-realization and academic success. TO YOU WHO HAVE COMPLETED YOUR ACADEMIC CAREER---May you find life's enduring values, calmness amidst confusion, and success in your future goals. AND TO ALL---Best wishes for a meaningful and successful life. l Sincerely, Henry L. White 1 AM w. , '1'.ri 41 ,.,, , 1' 5 17. 3' 11, 1111 M MMD - 1- 1- A M- 41 k..1.M 1, M 5:AX71111ac3 119 ZQX::: M11, E 111m 5 M: M M K 1-5 M ' f 11M E -11a U, M ww. M ,1!?.12m ilk ,L 2 'T -a QM? 11 3: .H V1, ug! 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H i. my L, E , ffm wx XA ' 5 4:44 '--w 15 5 mmf, 5 ,, Q' ,- W H uf: .. , , 'Kg 5, .. .ev v 1 ,ws . N' 2:7 Q 'wg H 'wwf w 1:22 'f M ,. Nz, ' Student T 1 1 I w AMS AMS, functions and acts as a club to promote male participation in campus activities and also represents men students on the student council. Men of the Year Banquet is AMS' annual activity its purpose being to honor those men who contri- i Wait buted to the progress and welfare of the Santa Ana College. The first semester Associated Men Stu- dents' President is Steve Rundquist and the advisor to the organization is William Corser, Dean of Men Students. This club is constituted of the president and one elected representative from each of the active clubs. The Inter-club Council is held responsible for the many dances, recreation nights, and the Gypsy Doodle. Usually the club is the sponsor of one of the various activities. The ICC has been in operation since 1953. The advisors are Isabelle Rellstab and William Corser who act as the intermediary body between the numerous campus organi- zations. ICC's job corresponds with that of the House of Representatives in the Feder- al Government, and as such, the Council carries the main body of work for our student government. President Robert Boyd presided over each meeting while the many issues were voted on and passed by the majority. The Home- coming committees were the most successful and well or- ganized activities. The opti- mism was expressed by their willingness to work together. +-,., Inter-Clu Council Legislation for Santa Ana College since 1966, has been invested in the form of a unicameral house called the Senate. The membership is composed of twenty-one popularlygelected Senators. Each Senator serves for one semester in length. The presiding officer, acting as chairman, is the vice- president of ASSAC Some of the duties and powers of the Senate are the approving of all presidential appointments such as the Supreme Court lud ges the considering of all new laws and passing the alloted budget and endorsing all pro grams for raising revenues The Senate meets once a week in the Student Government Chambers and handles the student social calendars Student Senate .Q l 'H Each Senator is responsible for carrying out the stu- dent representation on the S.A.C. campus and help handle most of the steadily growing curriculum, Thus, the specific objectives in student government may be accomplished through this wing of the tri- lpartite form of S.A.C. government. Supreme Court The Supreme Court is empowered to carry out judicial responsibilities of the Associated Students. The five judges who are appointed by the ASSAC President, are in the office up to a two-year term. The Chief justice presides over the cases brought to it involving student or club conduct and violation of the ASSAC by-laws which can result in a fine or revocation of his student body card. The ASSAC Supreme Court is aided by a Court Clerk and four associate justices. A Court Secretary is also appointed. The ASSAC Supreme Court is a neces- sary part of our tripartate system of Santa Ana College student government. 24 1 iffy-11: . v - 1 A -1: 11111 , 2 H 'gf ' JZ , ,wif ' 5:5923 ,QQZLQ if :av-. tum ,gsigsfk YT X- ,L ff X mv:-g A 2.1 fix W5 51155 Ws1'fw'z:4fQ?r. k 'J' ' f ' -- ,.m,,.X Y: F -xiwwmki ?QQfsgQ:f1' N ' M L W M V' fflfwb Q fy A , ,.LL - ,. wr in 463525, , -f ,,r.,4vl AWQM? .aka 55. L' M ,MJ-' WW iii Las Hidalgas, on our campus has become one of our active service clubs. The name Las Hilda- gas means Noble Women. Las Hidalgas serves by taking part in the many activities on campus and sponsoring various events. The club this year has taken part in Homecoming preparation and decoration. They started the year off with a welcome to new members who were given a short term initiation. Las Hidalgas G The Electronics Club started the semester with planned programs on pro- jects steered toward expanding the awareness of the members. A radio station C was set up by the club to be the main project. The officers of the club were changed around at the beginning of the year and the program was re-arranged to keep the club active. e r T o n i c 5 X U ' T ' 15522.19-'Sr'-'rdf-1' :V 11,'Y?wffv-:Z-xf--JJ: 1 . ygswrsssei Hai huh -'S '51-4 Q ' , fllalfef I Y 4, if 1 T Y iltigih' xg? K 729' i'fi'f?511?f l3 l?fQ-R31 af-We l l'lAl1i?4g'?' 'Y -'xg 71 :,.fi?f13J.'sl7 esP'F1w1.2i 2?ii'fJ'9,- . lf' 1 -- v. '11, ,. ff,-. -. ii -, - , 1 ,.,. 3 I ff 75fv ..' - l ' MN- . gg 117 M 'fps-af af- -A 'W'-T ,i . , , ,. M, . wil- A its-iii EQ it , ' '-L - 1 L LAS GITANAS meaning The Gypsies has The annual Gypsy Doodle Carnival and Dance been on campus since 1931. Service projects are is the biggest event for the club and many in- on the main agenda for their years' activities. terested members worked very hard to organize The many various activities the club takes part and plan this activity. in are only an example of the service to S.A.C. Las Gitanas L.D.S. L.D.S. provides the opportunity to associate with people and to better communicate with one's fellow members, to associate with people of one's own faith, including guest speakers. Many films and lectures were shown for the interests of the club in the religious spirit. This club does not try to discourage members other than the Mormon Church. The Ridgerunners are a mountain climbing club which offer all climbing enthusiasts a chance to take part in such activities as hiking for both day and night trips, rock climbing, snow-shoeing and cross-country skiing. The field trips take members to different parts of the Sierra Nevadas and the mountain ranges in Baja California and other planned trips. The Don Unders at Santa Ana College has offered a curriculum for those with an aquatic nature and anyone interested in skin diving and water safety. All members were required to take a water skills test in our own SAC pool to be able to take part in the skin diving and scuba diving activities. Special field trips were planned on Californias shore for an interesting year. .. . 5 ps ,., g. I .. h I -- I B l V ' l I xl Q ,A Q . . -- ffv' , , ' ' ,I ' ' ' , -, ' ' , 'af'-. Q, - f --ut.. it - 4, 1 .. . . -f 3:0 . I. i g, , . 1 ,C 4 , - T , . 3 1 1 -gr-.,.,.. .-.-J g -V 4.--. -- - . ' ' ' vi.. ' Mrs f- '. , rm.: ' f:: ,.- .. - ,. ----1. M.. -- f j az., , . ff . .-....-- Q' -4' QT'-,Q--1, .,j.-- f 'r ,-.. 's, .Q : 13 .C-1 . ': :f '21-- 'l x 1 t - 1 ., ,- - -: t -- - -'M' V.. ' ' .111 - 'i' .EH Q ' l' ' s 1 1 fs 1- A A 'n -le a -Sf,:mfm'f'+'w'3 ,'?K.f'fS , 'XA' L- 1 -x' - - , .,! In 'Zu 'l-we . l .1 '. ' -' ni N -' ' 4 . T M.f '.A-.rf-'43 41. ' ' '3 '.'5 1 ' '- .- V ' van.. ' n., x'-' 'LZ' uhh, '. 'Q-5 .LG 2 .y el- 1., ., ,- - ,- , - One of the active clubs on campus, this club has many varying activities. Some of their activ- ities such as Homecoming include sponsoring a Homecoming queen candidate, Bonnie Greenwald and setting up committees to serve coffee and cookies to prospective voters. Some of the club meetings include hearing a speaker every other week and a singing session for every third week of each month. The club's goals are trying to develop a person to person understanding of a Christian life on campus. The Collegiate Christian Club lives for SAC. The Young Republicans are one of the most active non-service clubs on campus. The direc- tion of Mr. Lee Layport and leadership of Bob Morgan has helped members to a prospective year in various issues concerned with by the Republicans. The Future Automotive Technicians of America carried through with plans for their main project. F.A.T.A. sponsored extracurricular activities and sponsored events. One of their successful activities for the year included the scrapbook project to be sent to Valley Forge for college competition in judging. The club members work diligently on gasoline and diesel engines for the annual auto show. The F.A.T.A. club has twenty-five members. The Greeks stress school service and brotherhood, by working the spirit of their guiding Credo, Through Unity We Achieve. Founded in the fall of 1962, the club has grown to a widely admired position with many of its members active in student government and other campus activities. 'Q E' S U The purpose of the Christian Science Club is to offer stu- dents, faculty, alumni, and other members of the campus community an opportunity to become acquainted with the teachings and works of the Christian Science. Christian Science Hflew The Veterans on the S.A.C. campus have become one of the more active clubs. The purpose of the founding of the club is to lay a lasting foundation for a strong- er and greater student veterans organization. The VETS describe their purpose in three ways: TJ to promote the general welfare of the college, the Student Body, Community, and Veterans. 22' to obtain and distribute all information pertaining to Vets and Veteran affairs. 31 to encourage Veterans' participation, integration, and active planning of and in student activities. There are about 35 members in the club and a total response is noted in supporting S.A.C. activi- ties. Club Cl. Young Democrats YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Are a special interest club who work actively for the furtherment of the ideals of the Democratic Party on the local, state and nation- al levels. In addition to their dedication to party politics, the Young Democrats participated in many of the college functions such as the Bill of Rights Week. The guest speaker, Mike Krisman, highlighted the clubs year with his pointed views of the new left and institutional segregation present on today's college campusus. Santa Ana College has the pleasure of being host to numerous foreign stu- , dents each year. Coming from the four corners of the globe--China to England and France to Greece--each student is able to introduce American students to foreign cultures, briefs, and ways of life. ' l h M 5 fig International Students ' Y J S.-v I K, r V4 . M '-s ie 'Zi A -.fr- .ll -4 . 4: t YQ. -- ,-A , A ,. .ft :E . my -1ssfQE2ff ,i-ar-I ls L 'ui 5.4 ' .A ' 'A J' . P Black Student Union 1 . T 1 The Black Student Union, a new organization on campus, promoted their club this year with approximately fifty members. The BSU was formed to ex- press the truth of Black history and to aid in the education of the Black com- munity by encouraging them to go to school. Circle K is a men's club devoted to serving the community. They have been on campus since 1955. The club is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. The Circle K de- voted some of their talent toward Christmas decorations here on the Santa Ana College campus. I il - World Affairs Club The purpose of the World Affairs Club is to foster and encourage a better understanding of international relations and problems and their effect upon the United States. l N . 4 U . ni Q l' vllfyu UQ The Data Processing Club includes' members who typical employment opportunities. The club which are interested in the fields of engineering aides, the is united in general problems helped establish a scientific computing technicians, junior program- learning process which benefited the club. ming, and those who are seeking experience for Data Pro cessin g Club iii H H 1 1' , 3 United Mexican American Students UMAS whose initials stand for United Mexican American Students is a newly formed club on campus this year. lt was formed to gain more rights for the Mexican American Students enabling more of them to go to college. ALPHA SIGMA CHI-- this group of future airline stewardesses have placed themselves on campus with their colorful uniforms and spirit. The Slave sale took advantage of their male admirers who bought girl slaves at an auction for one day's work. The Airline Stewardess Club known as Alpha Sigma Chi included a banquet and a how put on by new g . I members who sang a song composed by them and practiced for one week. The result was harmonay and a good time by all. These girls also work very hard to keep up the image on campus by taking part in many events which they receive service points for. Airline L P H A Stewardesses I G M A Club This club provides for speech majors and any student interested in furthering his speaking abilities a chance to learn and serve as a member of Forensics. Mrs. Clarissa Whitney, who is advisor for the club, has scheduled tournaments for those who want to enter competition. Forensics provides many chances to speak in all phases of speaking and yet as a club take part in the many club activities sponsored here at S.A.C. The five trophies brought back by the Foren- sics Team are an example of the success of Forensics. Las Meninas, an active service club on campus, has worked since 1930 in aiding the school through many essential social activities and service functions, promo- ting social and leadership abilities in its members. It is the aim of every Las Men- inas member to become a well-rounded college student in scholastic ability, lead- ership, and extra service activities. Club Activities Vp' . .if-S Student signs petition, a pledge of support of the club he is planning to join. At the beginning of each fall and spring semesters Santa Ana College campus or- ganization set up headquarters in the circle around the library hoping to gain student participation in their clubs. Students were supplied with information about clubs as they visit the club's table. Active club members encouraged each student to join campus organization and become one of the many participating SACstudents. Students had a variety of clubs to join according to their preference 7 v - l l ..:.. 129 Newly organized during the spring semester was the club concerned with air pollution. sf iff 'Y by L ' POLITICALAND ECON DMI Wqxi R I G H 1'-'lifozmff :lf3ll1.llS 'q'f5 lvsunoun Dun Nh -mnbvihummm, . s . i 'win' 'mlauowmnu Oillwuocls. V , ' 'lUfL.DY!illgv.l HODIA - f ,-91 1? MP' vw x 'if Quilts. ' Yi. P IN IDU-E4 1' ww f i i l'!Wi, 0.1 I 'lugm f Huang rdgcirgafqgy Q rlvnf ' .l 1 lem I0 von m USUIII um momma an emma. nuwrvnwum uma nun unmu un umm 'Q -noon vo lo nm uauqom UIQUNIAIUAICK BUONNUUITIN Ann-was 'Hill ID NOKIA!! IIN! out uuux f OKI! YQHUNI BUYS W amudiu u 1 'Q OWIKYQ AND llflll. 010 10 M03 IDI! ,ugly m lcnonu ' nqgwv GCNDIIKNV ,X v yiiiugoa plenty- 37 nouunon mn W' -jr Qllll. ' T S T -A f 11+ -- -1-S-1en'f'7 e ' wewf is - LOD to vuQvAMHNT4aPEL'EF 'li' f . FATA hopes to raise money to build a replica of the Freedom Monument on the SAC campus. it ' 46- ty xl-L SYIHUIKI ' L-1 Audrey Comeau, SAC airline stewardess trainee, speaks to attentive audience at Airline Stewardess Banquet. 130 l ' LB Ill . - 'Q X j.Zi'.' x',-l' '-' - . J' I- B iii ' f if iq ,L 1 4, 2 W 'Gio ' 'Qs H Uf.l2ff'7517ff,7? s lmgyyi 'wzlffr' , ' W 'V ' I ' Al ' F F 4 W .... 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The study skills which you have learned to master here shou d put you in good stead whether you are continuing your collegiate education or beginning yourlifetime work. - To all of you I wish the best of luck and happiness as you embark upon the future. We trust that your activities at Santa Ana College, your educational experiences and relationships here, have all been richly rewarding to you, personally, and that these memories will go with you, wherever you may be, forever. It has been a privilege and honor to work with you this past year. On behalf of the entire staff at Santa Ana Col ege I extend our best wishes and success to you all! john E. johnson if I X I fu! President Santa Ana College SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE 1915 Dean of Instruction Dr. V.L. Armstrong Dr. V. L. Armstrong has been a member of the SAC faculty since 1961. His major duties include supervising class schedules and instructors. He received his B.S. and M.S. from North State University and his Ed. D. at the University of Texas. Dean of Students Thomas R.Trawick Dean Trawick, a former SAC graduate, returned to his alma mater as a faculty member in 1959. In his position of Dean of Students, Trawick has helped a number of students utilize educational benefits offered at SAC. Dean Trawick received his B.A. and M.S. from the University of Southern California. Assoc. Dean of Students Isabelle Rellstab Dean Rellstab, a twenty-three year veteran faculty member has solved many academic and personal problems for female students during her time of SAC. Miss Rellstab's education in- cludes a B.S. from UCLA and M.A. at California State College at Long Beach. Assoc. Dean of Students William R.Corser Dean Corser has been on the faculty payroll since 1950. As Associated Dean of Students he is available for discussions with the associated men students of SAC. He received his A.B. from the University of California at Los Angeles and his graduate study at USC. 138 Deans of Administration 1 Dean of Admission-Reco rds George W. Herron Dean Herron is the man responsible for taking care of the records and transcripts that pass through the administration office annually. He has been a faculty member since 1958. He received his B.S. at the University of California at Santa Barbara and his M.S. from USC. Dean of Liberal Arts Dr. Wallace Goode Wallace Goode is SAC's newest Deanl Replacing former Dean Edwin Norwell, Goode is in charge of Liberal Arts on campus. Besides serving as a daytime Dean, Dr. Goode is also a night dean. Dean of Technical Arts john V.Russo As Dean of Technical Arts on the SAC campus, john V. Russo works with the engineering department. Russo came to SAC in 1962 following graduation at the University of Southern California. He has done graduate study at USC and UCLA. Coordinator, Information Services Stewart S. 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Amy ' fy K, M .W .V I ' 146 I - . -gg .N 5 ia 5 . -l- A 5 -gl? Z ...ov- ,,,,,..m'--4'- - - QA I f .S Extended Day Courses offers Business The Extended Day Students Santa Ana College opens its doors four nights a week to more than 3,500 extended day students who are offered all of the regular day time facilities. Extended day students normally are more mature, motivated and inclined to contribute more to class discussions than day students, mainly because of their ages. The ,campus is beautiful at night as lights high- light the various buildings as though the lights seem to reflect the extended day student's unceas- ing desire to learn after a hard day's work. The day students often forgets that there are also students attending college at night. But if one hap- pens to drive by at night they will see the parking lots jammed with cars to the fullest capacity. rw r www' rwrmg W r W , uw E',0,ru,, ,., , Wir -rrmwu ,., ii rl., 7- .'. rrl,.'uw yr 1.lE,.Mr.q ,ills .ri r ,,,,,,,, El . -g,,.- .rv ' PM it X X., . ,.'. -.QEQJ-Q The Secretaries ,gEQdffiwQi u, iq? , - R r-:w w , ' we an . Vw ' QQ: N 9 N fr i ,. X. r .Will 1 -as-H :-, Q a Representing the backbone of SAC, this corps of diligent secretaries, serve our campus efficiently every without recognition. Students should be proud of each secretary for a job well done. if -l 'i lx 150 r 4 i ill: The Custodians Hardworking and industrious is the best descrip- tion of the custodial staff. These people are doing their best to make the campus an enjoyable place for students. The work they do often goes unmen- tioned and taken for granted. However, the people who know about them do appreciate the excellent service and friendliness extended to us by this good natured group. Their main job is to keep the campus neat and orderly and to keep all equipment in working order. Time out for a snack. , 'te '-Ei? V A cup of coffee is still a dime. Snack Bar and Cafeteria: a Socia E Z ixigqfj gf?-3. it 1 HB1 Friendly staff are always smiling. Snack Bar The Snack Bar runs full steam ahead from morn- ing until late at night, where this haven for students, between classes, is the focal point of SAC. Rhoda Gilgore, Madeline Stephens, Gwen Korkola, Ruby Collier, Lucille Aulrich and Marge Mattson go above and beyond the call of duty serving delicious hamburgers, fries and refreshments efficiently and smoothly and still have time for a friendly hello. Six hundred students file through the Snack Bar daily to partake of a hamburger, munch on an apple or a candy bar. In addition to serving delicious foods, the staff is friendly and believes in service with a smile. The next time you are in the Snack Bar take time to say hello you might find a friend who is more than willing to bridge the generation gap. The Cafeteria A pause in the activities of the day that refreshes and renews energy of students, is a good discrip- tion ofthe cafeteria. Here is a place where one can obtain a good home cooked meal and exchange new ideas and concepts across the table. Roughly four hundred students pass through the cafeteria line daily. Breakfast, lunch or coffee and pie, are the pencil and paper of the cafeteria. In addition to this the staff of the cafeteria take care of refreshments for teas, faculty meetings, or social functions that are sponsored by various groups of the Student Body. Mrs. Della Venturia is in charge of the cafeteria along with her staff of: Louise Viscosi, Vi johnson, Helen Mathews, Carolyn Orapho, Dorris Wallace, Mary Teague, and Deloris Pisciotti. ld' Smiles are C l '-'f 1 -Q Lf -ew an! n't limited to the Snack Bar as Cafeteria staff proves. eeting Point of the Students me azjraf Coffee or Tea?? Students gather for morning nourishment. Library and Don Bookstore: Focal 555 W NL-l Mflfs. 5? V. Q., it - 4 Library Neally Library is the locale of student council meetings, and its conference rooms are used as classrooms at night. Students gather in the library during finals week to some last minute cramming. The staff headed by Rolland E. Boepple con- sists of Douglas Toohey, Joanna Dunklee, Kelley lane Powell, May Dunning, Patricia Kinnaman, Alice Prece and Lavonne Schoch. The librarian's and clerks assist students with cataloging, audiovisual, listening lab. Typewriter rentals and tape duping services. A new custom was tried last year, that of staying open on Satur- days, which worked very satisfactorilly. points of education The Don Bookstore The Don Bookstore is the focal point of Santa Ana College campus. At one time or another every student passes through it especially during regis- tration inthe Fall and Spring. The Bookstore makes available to studentsp text books, paperback volumes to use as reference ma- terials, papers and pencils, paint supplies, slide- rules, paper clips etc. In short the bookstore has everything from erasers to SAC sweatshirts. ln addition to the above the bookstore also promotes prizes such as the Student Gift Packs and gives away various amounts of money and prizes at a drawing. Q lw Ma -21-rf'-L 54.353 -.Q . ,me- Une Small Step or Man Giant Leap or Man kind -1 A 'W -L. kb' 0. ' 5 i Apollo 77 wg- p . ,V V A A x V UV A VAAA A A , m V..V, A 3 , .mg ' V .WMM N N ,,VV. E V l ' V '25 , . .HERE MEN FROM. THE PLANET AEARTH33, V, V Wu . .... 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Putting out this yearbook has been a nerve-racking experience, worrying about upcoming dead- lines, camera thieves, missing pictures and copy, pages with the wrong numbers. Yet we have managed to overcome these obstacles and give to you, the students, faculty, and adminis- tration, a yearbook which you should be proud to own. I would like to express deepest gratitude to staff members who devoted their time and to Mr. Venstrom for being here when we needed him. Q5 'N 5 E 1 is at Sincerely, AF ,Q 5--up-sul .pens-Q it Editozin-chief N Del Ano -5 ' H, 'M FQ A ,H-lb f' .mv WL 6' wwf , J--' ' V 4 - - '6 IAi6o 9-70' ow We P ent Time 15 4x - Ie, 4 ,Q D3 eq D ff: All -1,52 , ' N 'mm 1- sm Q 'W Q 552 f Q an K W M M sl f ' h 'Y 5239 515: 'xl 'Fi , 'fi f S Wg , -I fx, , , Q v ? 'N 'X 5 QE. g 2 'Q' , 7-'ma E , I V-4 -QE: Q' ,' 12,3-L,:' - l i? -gf' + v A 'wwf-ly',Vg'. J ' f ,.. '-A Q xi .52 ' H, 1. 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