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STUDENTS ATTEND STATE CONCLAVE
SADIE HAVJKINS DANCE DRAWS CROWD
Attending a three.day meeting of the twelfth biannual California J.C. Student Government Conference at Fresno, recently, were Bill Tipton, Carolyn Beven, Sally love, and Mary Lee Johnson, accompanied by Dean Dorothy Babcock, snonsor.
The second dance of the year, a Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the A.w.s., turned out a large number of students and alumni for a highly successful evenings~ The music was furnished by the Coast Rangers. Attire was · Dogpatch style. '
Fresno J. c. played host, ·and the attractive ·Californian Hotel was the center of all activities and temporary home for all the delegates. Highlights of the conference included a welcorrd ng banquet, '·' lith Dr. Frank l·, . Thomas, past president of Fresno State College, the main speaker. He listed the ability to understand and work with people, recognizing good ideas, end the courage and patience to · carry through the work until a plan is completed as valuable 'traits in (Cant. ' on page J) 1
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PALOHnH ART 1;}0RK EXHIBITED
The art work of present and past Palomar students will be eEhibited at the San Diego Gas and Electric Company Office in Escondido for the week be~inning this Friday.
, Nancy Brenan and Bob Newman won prizes for their . reversed identity. costumes. Loraine Overman and Mary Lee Johnson did a pantomine to Spike Jones' "l\1olasses" and "Wild Bill Hiccup." During intermission ments were served.
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The Marryirig Sam booth was the most nopular corner of the room. Hibert Mast portrayed Marrying Sam. The hard work of Ollie Jo Astleford and her decorating committee did ,not go unanpreciated. PALOMAR BAND NAH.CHES IN
SANTA CLAUS PARADE
The Palomar College Com8t Band will participate this Thursclay night in the colorful and renovvned Santa Claus Lane Parade in Hollywood. The parade begins at 8:00 p.m.
Featured in tbe exhibit will be the work of James J~rvaise, a The band will be '\I'Jearing their former student under Mr. Sam Heav- new uniforms for the first time, enri cl:, chairman of the PalorJtar This . is the third time that the ' art department. Mr. Jarvaise was band has participated in this par. first prize winner in' the recent ade, but the first time that it national exhibition of naintings ·has ·been adequately uniformed. by college and art school students Palomar's band will be the only at the Andover Museum. (Cont, on page 3)
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The following week the Cbmets journed to E1 Centro and came to Keith Moon • ~ ••• ·.••.••• ... ~. Edit'or life with a 21-7 victory over the Ron~:..Ld Anderson ••• ( . Arabs. •.rhe Palomar mountain nen Tommie Fiore •••••• ( enco~ntered difi'icul ties v;i th a Dora Heine •••••.•• ( high Arab team playing their first Bettybea Roberts •.• ( Reporters game before a hometown crowd and Bruce Garrett ..••• ( litbrally blew the first quarter Arthur ICelfey .............. Sponsor a.w9..y as fu.1Ubles and incomplete passes wen£ down the drain. In, the second quarter the c~ets raced r:r:yped and mimeographed by Hrs. up · and blasted the · Arabs for 21 , fhyllis Harvey's class. points and . the g~~e. STAFF'
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Meeting Citrus in what was t ·o The hopes for a successful foot- be the "easy touch" of the , season, ball season vvere pretty high when Palomar found itself minus its the Comets tied San Die<:;o J. C. in backfield ahd only a second string an early season scrin~age. But as line to jo·u.st with the Are.bs. Only the se~son progressed, those hopes 15 men adorned coach Daers bench, fell by the wayside with the injur• due to ·ineligibilities and injured and ineligible. Bernie Pelsma, ies. As. v1as expected, the Citrus Comet quarterback, who · led . hi.s men racked up a 21-7 victory, over team to a tie with S.JY.J.C., was the comets. injured early in the game with Fresno. Tomlinson, stellar back, The following WAek at Vista the was removed from the field before team an.d again they v:ere seriously the first quarter was out. Kenny handicappeQ. Big Bob Linares, a cook was injured in the first part line stalwart, was out. Tomlinson of the game and very few of the sprained an anlcle ·, and ' other names Comet regulars were on hand after were a~ded to the injured list. the first quarter. The Rrun's won, Bigcest handicap was the absence of ~ quarterback. Palomar shifted 48-0. from its Hwing T" to the n double · The next game was unique in that wing" for this game. At the threethe comets established a new school auarter nark the valiant underrecord in yardage gained, penetrat- r~anned Comets led lL~-13, but acain ing within ~he · opponen~s' $-yard lost out in the final stanza in a line at least ten times during the ' 31-14 w~ll-earned . victory for the contest, and yet the comets lost. Hornets. They plQyed this gam~ minus regulars, but, with the exception of a Looking forv;ard to the big garne few funmles, should have won. Cal asainst Oceanside,Coach Dae babied Poly won by a narrow 7-6 score. his players in an attempt to prevent injuries but conducted a highThe Comets were high for the 1y succ'essful psycholor;ical camnext , game- --a CQ)nference due 1 w1;th paign··to beat th~ Spartans. Signs Pt:..lo Verde, defending champions. popped up in. the lbcker room. By For three quarters the Comets led game time the walls were literally 14-13, but faded in the last · stanza papered with fight slogans. Daily and lost a highly interesting game · a player would open his· locker and flnci a sign staring him in the 33-14. ' ''' (cont. next coluran) . ··, face: ~"Are you ready?" Have you ' {cont. next page) . •'
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The parade will be televise~ and it is expected the over a mil~ .av+ th ' . people • e par~ ·d e and anl lOD other four million ~hrough ·. their . ·sets ~ vill view the · snectacle.
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Expenditures: · Our marchin~ contingent is 55 -=--...,....._. . . .,. _ ' ' ~ 712 • J?ootbal ·~P strong. The group will leave the Rooters Cans 82. camnus at 2:00 p.m. ·\ Uniforms: . Chee.r & . ' 56.. According to Howard .Kay, band Song Lea4ers ; 126. director, those appearing .in this Dramatics .96. ' . parade will also · go to t ~ e ?asadena relescope ' 169~ Rose Bowl, .December $, to Partici~· · ~~All other pat~ in the bpening · ceremo~i~s · of . Total Expenditures the Junior ~ose Bowl game. Excess of I~come over expenditures $1,037. STUDE~TS AT CONCLAVE • • • ' (. l.J011 ("' t • '
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JO.point underdog team had actua~ 1y won. r' • , •, . Al tfiough.':·the a ctuaJ. season's 1r;i:n-:. loss · column didn't fca.vor the Comets , it was regarded the ~olst highly successful season in Paldmar history. Many games that. . we~e lost this season were lost because ~he sauad was undermanned. ahd that in two games ··, did Qoach ~ Dae manage ~ to field the same 11 on the· grid. }
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said Coach Dae. "We met many ob. d stacles · and ,ba9 . breaks, and we . This year's squad .includes some took : them better .,than most b't1her'l . ta~l men ·' ir;t · .. ~,ompani$on · vJi th 'l~s~ teams would have. Had we . played year t s ;. squad bU:t lack's thp,t l squad t 6 all. the teams that ' beat us with a· shooting abilities and speed: limited substitution ~ rul~ I am sure t 'hat We V'>JOUld have WOfl illyre. H Coach Dae named his first s-tring --......
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