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SDS debaters added another successful year to their credit. The debate team took honors in Long
Beach by winning the sweepstakes award in the Spring Individual Events Championship Tournament.
Sheldon Gero, a retired Navy chief with 20 years experience, led the team to victory by winning
first place in the interpretive reading event. William Van Loo and Mike Siavit were second and third
in the event.
Other SDS winners were Linda Butler, first in junior women's extemporaneous and second in women's
impromptu; Candy Trimble, third in women's impromptu; Paul Lucas, third in oratory and second
in extemporaneous and Ruth Chambers, second in women's interpretive reading. Sixteen students
competed for SDS.
Dick Castro and Bruce Chassy, both speech majors, flew to Kansas in March to participate in The
Heart of America Debate Tournament against 24 colleges and universities including Dartmouth, Harvard,
Northwestern, Ohio State, Notre Dame and West Point.
Castro and Chassy competed against the top 38 debate teams from the western state colleges and
universities at Clairmont Men's College and were chosen to compete in the National Debate Championships
at West Point in May. This was the twelfth straight year SDS has qualified for the Tournament.
In the past the teams have taken one second and one third place.award.
Ginger Brubeck pauses in script memorization with fellow co-workers Jeff Honeycutt and Diana
Grassfield in KEBS staff room.
Bill Fouch cues up a record in music hour of KEBS.
As San Diego State College expands so does its curriculum in
radio and television. It is one of the few broadcasting curriculums
in the nation and offers a four year study in radio, television, and
other related subjects leading to the bachelor of science degree in
broadcasting. Radio and television operates the new closed circuit
classes in Health Education and Psychology and works closely with
the San Diego television and radio stations. They have originated
"Happy Hideout", a children's hour in their own FM radio station
KEBS. They have also developed "San Diego State Profile", a television
program on a local San Diego station bringing much credit
to our college through broadcasting.
DEBATE TEAM, left to right: Mike Siavit, Pat Walsh,
Dr. Jack Mills, Dick Castro, Judy Thompson, John
Wahlen, Candy Trimble, Bruce Chassey, Linda Butler,
Dick Saunders, Pete Paladino, Dr. Robert Benjamin,
Randie Schreve, and Dr. Dennis Day.
Debate
Team
Last minutes preparations are made by Dick Myers before new
closed circuit television classes in Health Ed. begin.
Dick Saunders, kneeling,
and Pete Paladino, John
Whalen, and Mike Siavit admire
trophies the Debate Team has
won through the years.
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Tom Skinner, foreground, and Tim Steele operate monitors in closed circuit
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Johanna Paladino with Prof.