McCi:i;;·;;;noun;~;,s;;~~~~ Jaguar Band Featu res A Model United Nations Club M . b' r· . ' u5 Ic y· II ua na Brass A most challenging opportunity has ansen thts sem ester. T he MUNSJ CC, known officially as the M_odel United ~ations of San J ose Ctty College, IS a brand-new organ iza tion coming into exis tence as a clu b for the fi rst time at City College. Advisor t o t he group, Clemen t McGuire,. and student delegation chairm an, Dana J ohn son, have opened the club to students w~o w ish to f_ a milia riz e themselves wtth the Un1ted N ations and its operations as a world organization. T he c1ub, as a member of the Model Unit ed Nati ons, takes on the responsibility of a count ry. T he club members learn a bout and s t~dy the backg round of U1e appomte~ . country in such fie I d s as politics, econ omics, fina nce, and ~aw. With this background k now] edge, the delegation ch airman will select st uden ~ w ho wil1 at te nd the \Vest em Regional Conference, this year to be held in Portla nd, Ore. A club of t his ~alibre needs a good deal of backmg s upport. It needs studen ts who are willing to step up and wor k ·a s well as participate in aU t he fun. T he budget must be expa nded in order
Geor ge J. Botelh o, recent g-radua te o( S an J ose City CoUege bas cotnpleted Ids jet p ilot training wi t h Conti nen tal Airlines ut' Los .<\nge.l es Inte.- n :~tion a l Ai r port. H e is now based at Los A n ge1es tlyt.ng as n. second offtcer a boa rd Contin PnbLI 's Boeing Gold e n J ets,
for as many members as poosible to a ttend the conference. In ordel' to develop a budget an effort must be m ade by each 'member. There is• a reward for the- effort and wor k put forth by mem bers of the club. They can be chosen to attend t he confe:re nce and participate in a mOOel UnHed Nations with other wes tern colleges. Exceeding the importance of t hat conference a s tudent wiJI pos sibly be selected to attend the Collegia te Counsel of t he United Nations. This counsel is held in New York for two weeks Students w ho attend wW experi ~nce, first hand, the actual United Nations operation. They w01·k with tha actual ·r epresenta tives of countries throucrhou t the wor ld T he"" MUNSJCC WBJ!tS interested students who e njoy develoPing the ir k nowledge of the United Nations and w ho a re willing to work toward a goa l. With t he backing of s t udents, a nd having a good~ s ized organization on t his campu s, City CoUege may have the Opportunity to become the first junior college in this area to receive a ma jor coun try as an appoin tment.
DRUG USAGE A THREAT TO YOUTH Talented Professiona~ Although drug usage may not be a mpheta mines or pep pill s to help as gr~at a t hreat to t he youth of them sta y awake ctuling exam Amer ica as some people may sus- t ime. pec:t, it is certain ly not.. found only Som e gir ls feel tha t it is d.iffiamong the low class, poor. or . cult to mix at a party so t hey t ake "beatnik" groups . pep pills to "ge t into the sw ing of It has become apparent, through t hings." One young girl re por ted a a survey sen t by the publication "frighteni ng reaction"- her mouth sta ff of the Seventeen Magazine, and ne ck became locked in. a th t th f h a r_ee- ourt s of. the girls who spasm, cau sing her to be hospital· h a ve t n ed dru gs, d 1d so between ized. •" vue ages o [ 15 a nd 17 ; b ut 18% A 17-ycar-old Virginia o• <YirJ were 14 or younger. smokes marijua na or more comOne thousand, one h undred re- monly expr eSsed ''blows pot.',' 4•f sponses to this survey came from Pnjoy ;t a nd don't fee l it's wrong," gi r ls 13 to 20 and from every state s-he s a id . A college freshman does in the union. The following results so beca 11 se ··eve rything is very nice we re comprised: half of t ;le girls you have a constant smile on •" ho have tried drug:s, used am- yolll· face." phetamine·s· (pep pills); almost Based u po n th is s urvey, it has h a lf, manJuana; and one in five. becomf' -appare nt t ha t t l1e1·e ..." re L ~D. About one girl in ten had 1 several factors lead ing to the usage smffed glue or swalJm..,•ed barbittJ- 1of drugs by yo uths . D r u~;s are used ra tes. . . ~l~ y youths bec a use th ey ar~ a tSurpr1s mgJy enough, approxi· te-mpting to "find th cme lves." I n mately half of the girls in the ~ur- certain groups, it has becom e "the "'·ey have _had or do have indirect thi ng to do.'' For some, taking contact With dr ugs. dr'ugs seem s to be almost necessary Thro ug h t he survey, it was found in oa·der to face l ife from day to that mos t youths have a low opin~ day. . to~ of others who use drugs. But Ma ny you ths want to rebel th ~ fact does not·kcep t hem from agaj nst socia l res t rictions so they bemg extremely c urious about take drugs, this usage is me rely drugs and their a pparent efrects. ·t heir wcty of "conforming to nonTh e youths \\o·ho have used drugs conformity.' ' P1·cssure from th e had various l'easons fo1· do ing so. c r·owd he lps t o induce the tryi ng of V.e ry few were found to take bar~ drugs, and t hus t he youths beco1ne b ttu mtes or sleeping pilJs, but the overwhelmed by the sta·ange world study fou nd that many have used. of d_rugs.
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By KRIS VAUGHA1'1o"'" Saturday nig'h t City College's ca mpus was g r.aced wi t h a combination of good music, a m an w it h a love ly voice, a nd a comic wi th a great sense of freshness. T he ma n's nam e is Glenn Yarbrough. Ya rhroug h went t hroug h a ~, s~ries of sorigs from a fast movi ng "Good Time Music" to a soft ver· sion of "A Young Girl. " \Vhen Mr . Yarbrough sings he gives the i m pressio n that sin!;ng i_s the easi est t'hing in the wo rld to , To sta r t off t he Co-Ree progr a m, 1·ecrea t a·on stude nts will present a fun-filled acti vi t y night. Gam es and a ctivities include tabletennis, volleyba ll, sh uffleboa rd , basket ba ll, ca rds, checkers, and chess. At 9 o'clock t hE:re w iJl be a specia l eve nt, so be pre pa red. This specia l eve nt takes place in the women's gym. Co-Ree is a great opportu nity for guys, so come join the fun tonigh t, Wed nesday, at 7 :30-9 :30 in the women's gym . Refreshments are o ff·ered a lo ng w ith fri endship and fu n. All parti-cipants in Co-Ree must wear tennis s hoes and present ASB card at door .
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L aw el1fo rcement "officials h ave It is aJ so requested tha t cars be been issuing traffic ci tations since locked when una ttended for the awa re of t he change to a two- yet to reorganize he expects a lot Monday, September 19th. T o avoid ca r owner's protection. By !\liKE O'CONNOR such contact, all students drivi ng T he Law Enforcement group semester card and the resul ting of cooperation from them. It's budget deficit time again. also has t he a ut horiza tion to issue Atten tion all you red-hot freshincrease in price, and the other is to school must park in the desigSan J ose City citationS> r esulting The Associ a ted Student Body is t ha t some students Qo not really m en \vi th desire and s.o me spare going througti another one of its- know the value of holding an ASB time. There are still positions open nated a reas. Added to t his warn - in fines and court orders if a ny f or ASB offices 'a.lld committees. ing, Dean of Men Larry Americh person persists in violating t hese twice yea rly financial contortions card. These positions are open to any emphasizes that a ny cars parking regula tions. President Hodgki ns went on to to make income from student body If a student should receive a card ·s ales meet the student coun- say t hat t he sales campaign is di- studen't, preferably fres hmen, ac- on the property l oca ted sout hwest campus citation, he should reJX)rt cording to ASB Pres. Curt Hodgrec'ted at Stud ents who a re not now cil's projected fi gure. This semesof the campus (th at on both sides to the fi nance office and a court kins, who is carrying 10 or more aware of these advantages. ter the council has mounted a "dyof th'e stree t entering t he campus appoin t ment will be made. If this According to Felix P acheco, uni ts and possesses an ASB card. namic" Sa les program aimed a t Th e offices open a t the present off Bascom) will be subject to a citation is ignored, parking privi· "educating the student body to the sophomore cl ass president , full use leges may be revoked. time are : Commissioner of Ath- tow away fin e of $16.50. advantages of buying .an ASB will be m ade of pledge cards or- in· GLENN YARBROUGH L etics, Comm issioner of Student formal contrac'ts in which the s tucard." The f ollowing are th e s imple The annual deficit is around dent promi ses to buy a card with- Activities, Commissioner of Spe~ out actually payin g tlle twelve cial ACtivities, and Commissioner campus dr iving r egu la tions : $11,000, about 1200 cards. of Fine Arts. I n addition to t hese, S t uden't Body President Curt dollars. 1. Obtain a. p arking permit at The pledge cards are t hen given t here are also Students needed on Hodgkins says tll at he is not worthe Academic Ret reat Committee, the f inance offj ce, located between ried about the even t ual outcome to the finance office. T he s tudent Studen't Union Committee, Rally the book store a nd t he facuJ ty can then pick up his card a t th~ of the card s ales drive. H e's confi Club Committ ee·, plus positions on lounge. T here Is no fee cha rged for By JUDY BECK den t th'a t the s tudent body will get fi nance ·o ffice. t he staffs of Study Magazine, a this permit. P acheco feel t hat t his will behind t he pW!h to bring the inEach semester the San J ose comment and critical pub· come up ~ o the JX)int t ha t we may speed up the paper work and ma ke campus d M use, a 1·ater~ 2. Do not pa.rk in r eser ved zones. Glenn Ya rbrough doesn't wea r most popula r groups in folk music. lication, a n campus City College Associated Studen t it e-asier on both the s tudent and By the summer of 1963, the trav~ go a he'ad wi t h the entire program ary magazine. These spaces are f or 1acu1ty mem- Body sponsors an Academic Rehis hair over his eyes, Nor does he council. planned for 't his semes ter . grow weeds on his chin. H e has no eling life began to pall on Glenn. Porter Kearton, c h a i r m a n of F or more 'information on t he bers only. trea t. This retreat is open to ASB Hodgkins feels that the differmore glamour than a ham sand- He decided it was time t o pack t he Inter-Club Council, told the d uties of t he commissioners and ence beltween eXpected a nd a c!tual 3. Do not back into parking card holders only, wi th t he only it in. wich. T I MES that he will head the camother requirements being a grade He spent i:he next year a ttend- revenues ~s "unfortuna te" and "is the sta.'ffs of the magazines, con- s talls. But Glenn Yarbrough is an offa r esult of the inter action of t wo paign to bf!ing 'the on campus clubs beat folk-s ingi ng g reat. He loves ing to his four boats. H e also set tact ASB Pres. Curt Hodgkins in 4.• A bide b y t he 15 m.p.b . 81,eed point average of 2.0 or better and different 'factors: one is the f act in to t he sales drive. Kearton said Room U-202 in the Student Union. Hmit. Laswell Street Is part of t he a modern folk and pop music. "Take up a cosmetics company, bought t hat even t hough a ll the clubs have genu ine desire to participa te in that returning studentsr were not young fellows like Bob Dylan and an apartment house in Los Ancampus an d regula ' tions will also the discussions of controvers'ia) Bob Gibson," s t ated Ya rbrough geles, and organized his musict opics in a n informal atmosphere. "their music is alive, so closely publishing firm. be enforced t hCre. You After must a year also read one or two of t his sort of "loafattuned t o our times." chosen reference books to be dis· "And take the Bcatles ... " Yar- ing," Glenn swung ba ck into accussed at t he retreat. This re· brough pa used, "they're really fin e tion. He put together an enter tain· musicians, and I t hink t he songs ment "package" consi s ti n g of quirement is not as ha rd as it may they're singing today will be t he himself, a jazz combo, and a come· sound to you at first a nd I urge dian a nd arr anged a tour of t he standards of t omorrow." you not t o be kept from a pplying When as ked if t hat was why he Uni ted Sta tes and Canada. It was was oragnized and decla red ready for th e retreat because of it. T hey such a smas hing success t hat after was doing so many rhythm numfor function on October 1, 1958. two years, it's s till on t he road. bers these days, he answered, are merely used for starting the S an Jose City Coll ege, of course, Between concert appearances, •'That's rig ht. Songs like 'Baby, retrea ters off on a common ground has other involvement with NASA the Rain Mus t Fall' and 'It's Gonna Glenn has cut all those a lbums I for discuss ion groups. l n the past at their Bay Area ins talla t ion, Be Fine' have a dri ving, upbeat and singles, enlarged his business F or the t hird annuil year, the it has been traditional t o show Ames R esear ch Center at Moffe tt enterprises, a nd cut a dozen popuquality that a ppea ls to me." F ield. Nwnerous studen ts a re em- Associa ted Student Body and the one or two movies t hat are rele· In 1956 he st arted as a f olk lar spot commercials. How mq.ny -ployed V'al'i.ous · th e t h erne for times have you heard ';Th ings go T he in work donecapacities. at Ames Re- Philosophy D epar t ment are spon· van t f or d eveIopmg s inger. H~ worke d as a single for sorjng the Philosophy Symposium. the particular retrea t sched uled . better with Coca-Cola, things go three years, until he chanced to sear ch Cente r is concerned with run into a cou ple of fellows named better wi th Cok e"? Tha t's Glenn . laboratory and flig ht research in This sym posium will be held NoE ach 'I"€t reat is based upon a Lou Gottlieb and Al ex Hass ilev. He calls it "my biggest h it." unmanned space flight projects and vember 1~. 1966. t heme or topic chosen by the Aca· With Glenn on t his tour is come~hus was born the Limeliters. in aeronautics. T he fiel ds of inter· demic Retr eat Committee, wi th . I d f d I h . The faculty committee is headed s uggestions eagerly accepted from Over the next f o u r years t he dian Biff Rose. Glenn Yarbroug h est inc u e un amenta P ySlcs· , by William B. West, cha irman of Limeliters t oured the nation, estab- wm be here Saturday, September materials, guidance and control, the Philosophy Department. The both members of the student body lishing t hemselves as one of the 24 a t 8:30 p.rrt in the Men's Gym. chemistry and life sciences . Ames other m embers of t he committee and faculty. I n the past couple of aeronautical projects incl ude the are Eleanor Maderis and William semesters we have had topics t ha t . ., ;.. have dealt with "Man vs . Society" GLEN YARBROUGH .......................... Sat., Sept. 24 -8 :30 p.m.- M. Gym Superson''c transport ' V/ STOL o..u. ~ G reen. It is their h ope t hat not research The a nd "Relimon: Aid or Anchor? " BISHOP P IKE ........ .............................. Tues., Oct. 4 - 8:30p.m . - M. Gym Opera tions Craft a nd · only s t udents and f acul ty will att:o · MAST ERPLAYER S OF LUGANO Sat., Oct. 15 -8 :30 p.m . - The ater space fli ght projects involve m an- tend, b ut that any inte rested per~ We, as a committee, are looking BARBARA McNAIR .......... .................... Sat. Oct . 22-8 :30 p.m. · Theater a gement of scie ntific probes and son will also. fon vard to some good topic s ug· satellit es, and payloads for fli g ht gestions from you; this is your re~ REP E RTORY MUS ICIANS ............ Su n., Nov. 13 · 3 :00p.m. - Theater experiences. This year's topic is "The Arts 'trea t and we would li ke to know GORE VIDAL ............................ ------ Thurs., N ov. 17 - 8 :30p.m. - T heater Further student 'Q nd ins tructor and Academic Freedom.'' There wha t you want to talk about! THEATRE FLAMENCO .................... Fri., J an . 6 -8 :30p.m . - Thea ter 'interest in NASA programs was will be a pa nel of three. E ach As I have told many people who PERSINGE R TRIO .... ........... Sun., J a n. 15- 8 :30p.m. - T heater developed l ast June at t he Asso· member of tha t panel will give a have expressed an inte res t in this J 6..-...........ETAOINS HRDLU cia ted Engineers a nd Scientists presentation on his special interest -qctivi ty, "The retreat is an excelAward banquet whe re Dr. D. concerning t he topic. T his will be· lent opportunity for you to get to Smith, manager of t he biosatellite gin at 10 a. m. There will be a know your fellow studen ts a nd fa c· progra m spoke of this and o ther lunch break at 11 :30 a.m. and the u] ty members. It is an oppor t uni ty space programs and pointed out panel will begin to cross question to escape the everyday grin d of the necessity of in te r meshing vari- each o ther a t 1 :30 p.m. At this classwork and overcrowded class· o us academic a nd technical disci · time, they will a lso answer ques· rooms where th e opportunity is plines required in the planning, de- tions from the a udience. not always there for you to engage NASA WEATHER SATELLITE velopment and design of space projDr. Richa rd T a nsey or th e S an in exchanging any attit udes or Curl says t hat he wishes to The Regis tration Dance was F c>r those who may not be faects. It is becoming increasingl y J ose State Art Departmen t will philoosophies. a{X>logiz.e for the long wait to get "a wacking great success!" so s ays into the dance a nd steps will ·be ' A most 'interesting collection of miliar with t he part NASA is play- important for persons to be versed be speaking on the visual arts. Dr. If you are in terested in app1Y· our S tude nt Body President Curt taken in t he future to trY and see photographs has been called to our f f ing in our nation's space program, in more 1 ed t han ti a s ingle a rea o or- J a mes Clark of San J ose Sta te ing fo r the retreaL for t hiS sem.esattention by Mr. Andrew McF arHodgkins. uca on. t er, · which has been t entattvely la nd j chainnan of the Engineering we might quote in part from the rna There were approximately 1100 that this doesn't happen again. National Aeronautics and Space Throug hout the coming year, t he Englis h D epartment has chosen set for the weekend of November If you enjoyed the first dance students in attendance at our first you will be ha ppy to k now that and Drafting Department . Administration Act (NASA Act) Associated Engin eers and S cien- literature and dramatics. From t he 11, 12 a nd 13, watCh t his paper dance of the year. T he music was t here will be ano ther dance t his Th is displa y, in the library, was of 1958, w herein the goals are tists (AES ) will from time·to-time Oa kland Art Museum, the curator, and by all means watch bulletin provided by Vince Collins' Soul developed by a j uly of prominent s tated briefly as NASA's program show various NASA films at their P aul Mills, will explain the partie- boards for the announcements. riday, September 23, after the Seekers and The Perspectives in F "Big Game" with West Va lley to photographers who culled t hrough activity for the remainder of t his regular Thursday meetings held at Sound . It w as reported that t he kick off the football season. If you t he finest pictures t hat had I w ould like to see as many of by decade will increase our scientific 11 a.m. in Room 25, announced Mr- ular problems of an art gallery in bands d id a real wild job. the selection of paintings and the you as possible, as past retreaters were not in a ttendance why not go 1958 been t a ken of t he U.S. ven- knowledge of t he universe, will ad~ McFarland, AES advisor. Most of the students in attend- to t his one and see how it goes? t ures in to space. Their selection vance our space technology, and The library display will be on judging of a rt shows. will tell you this is a n opportunance at the dance were from t he It could turn o ut to be qui te an of more than 100 rema rkable shots, will support the applica tion of this ca mpus until the e nd of S eptemi ty t hatbeshould'ded not be W est hopes that the sympooium J passed t k tup h it fres hman class and the dance was most of them in color, 1tP hotog· endeavor to operational systems. ber. I nteresting folders published it can avoa . us as m experience. - will stimulate t he community to a nd they WI- " be glad to tell youe of seemingly en joyed by all. r aphy fro m Five YE;ars in Space," bY NASA are availa ble a t th e c1 r· In science, interests center on lJI as the exhibit is entitled, is on loan the properties of the earth, on l cu~l~a~ti~o:.:n_:d:::es=:k::_._ _ __ _ __ _~thin ~-~k:_:a::::bo::u::_t~th::.::e_t~-s~s::_ue::;s~p::r:::es::e::n;;t;ed::·:_:t::_he::i:_:• l; ::x:;p:.=:, en::·e::;n::ces ::;.::I':m :~s=ure ::..:..~-from t he National Ae ronautics and earth-sun rel a tionships, on the Space Ad ministration (NASA ) . The pictures cover t he highligh ts moon, on th e space environment, WED NESDAY, Septembe r 2l .... F irst Co-Ree Night, 7:30p.m., w omen's of the U. S. space progra m - on the physical n a ture of the uniGym manned flig ht, space science and verse, and on the possibilities of t H URSDAY, !:ieptcmber ~2 .... Student Council, 10:00 a-m., Rm. U-200 life in space. a S tudent Court, 11 :00 a.m. R rrt U·205 pplications, and advanced reIn techn ology, NASA is consearch and technology. First Club Meetings cerned wi th providing knowledge To pu l the collection together, Wa ter Polo vs San Joaquin Delta, H erej the best photographers from Life, pertinent to spacecraft and launch 4:00p.m. N ational Geogr a ph ic , t he New vehicles, aircraft, propulsion, space FRIDAY, Set>lember 2S .......... .... Supreme Court, 1 :00 p.m .• Rm. U·205 power, human factors and elecFOOTBALL vs WEST VALLEY, H ere, York Times, a nd N AS A were examined a nd the best chosen. The tronics. Exploration wi11 concen8 :00p.m. Water P olo-C ab r i 11 o Invitational, selections we re m ade by Allan trate on the moon and the planGould, American Society of Maga- ets. In the applications area, work There, All Day zine Photographers; Maurice Louis, continues in support of meteorBo\TURDAY, September 2L ...... Water Pole>--C a b r i II o Invitational, honorary m ember and fellow, Pho- ology and communications sys· There, All Day Cult ural Series, GLEN YARBROUGH tographic S ociety of America, A. C. terns ; NASA will assist in the deS urrunerville. associate, Photo- velopment of V/ STOL (vertical SHOW, 8:30 p.m., Men's Gym gra phic Society of America, and a nd short ta keoff and landing air· _,., 2 No Special Events SuNDJ\ V, S r p tP n~cr • --- .... QNS FOR QUEEN CAN· vice chairman, Pictorial Division, craft}, and other aircraft, includMONDAY, S cpte<n lwr 26 ..........NOMINATI EGIN Photographic Society of America ; ing the s upersonic t ransport. DIDATES B The U.S . aerona utics and space a nd George T a mes, New York ~u s S tudent Council, 10 :00 a.m ., Rm. U·200 progra m has been NASA's mission A E SDAY, cpt.:mber 27 ........ ... Student Court, 11:00 a.m ., Rm. U-205 T imes. The exhibit, to w hich NASA pe· since 1958. The NASA A ct of 1958 First I .C.C. Meeting, 11 :00 a m ., Rm riodically a dds outstanding photo- became a law o n July 29 of t hat U-200 JOB' S DAUGHTERS' drill team of Bethel 129, will be pe rforming at holf.time Se pt. 23, for our Sophomore Class Meeting, 11 :00 a .m., gra phs made since the originaJ year, stating, a s U.S. policy tha t West Valley game. This past summer t he girls took si~ first place ~~ar~s, and four .., cond place five-year span. has bee n seen at "activities in space should be de· Rm- F -6 awards in competitive e vents, At t he California State F1eld Compet 1hon tn Santa C lara , they took Freshman- Class Meeting, 11 :00 a.m., over 200 universities, colleges, m u- voted to peaceful purposes for the second place .u State Drill Team C hampion .. benefit of all mankind.' ' NASA oewns, and public libraries. Rm. F -7 r
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do. But when he sings he puts every t hi ng in to it. As he goes into a version of "Baby, Th e Rain Must 'F all," you al most fee l a part of t he song. The qu art et that provided t he music for t he program, t he Stanyan Street Quartet, pl ayed the m usic "in dividuaJly" as Yarbrough put it. Bu t it was stiU great ! Biff Rose, the comic wi th Glenn Yarbroug h, is· equipped with a nat· ural wit, a n incredibly mobile face, a t a lent for acting a nd mimicry, a fine sense of the incongruous and a political awareness of g reat length. Would you believe the Mer chandising Club is ta k ing a 17 mile trip down t he Russian River in canoes? Well, it 's all going to happen Oct . 2. T he club will s tart out on the canoeing car a:van at 6:30 a. m. in army jeeps from t he Men's Gym, eat breakfa st at Berkeley Fa rms in Nova to, and then proceed to t he r q. pids of Russian River to begin the 17 mi.le trip. Wi t h any luck and co-ordina tion, t hey should comple te the trip in a pproxima tely eigh t a nd one~ h alf hours. AIJ fun-l oving and water-loving people who wa nt t.o s ign up, see Mr. W ilderman n.
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