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• - •ing Issu5, TV stationsfromthe publie Education CentState College spe of work wu]immittee — poed fiction. The|e then to be reitwo administratorBge, and two origlish teachers whosay on acceptingork and makingchange. This groi certain that the>t in conflict wiiage or policy,Jack Linkletter HostsT.V. Hootenanny Slated,Sponsored by 8 Jr. CollegesNationally televised "Jack Linkletter's Hootenanny" is slated forSan Diego on Friday and Saturdayevenings, March 20 and 21.Sponsored by the San Diego CountyJunior Colleges, it will be inthe Balboa Park Bowl.jack Linkletter will be the masterof ceremonies, with the nationallypopular "Wayfarers" asspecial guests. Bonnie Shell, theHollywood nightclub comedian,• will also be on hand to entertainwith jokes and commentaries.There will be two local folksinginggroups present. Thesegroups will be selected on thebasis of their audition performiances.tickets are now-on sale in roomA114 to all students in San DiegoCounty area who possess A.S.! cards. The price of the tickets[ is $1.00.Servicemen may purchase ticketsfor $1.50 each, and, beginningJeb. 24, tickets will he availableto the general public for $2.00each. There will be seating for4,000 persons.A "Hootenanny Queen" willreign both evenings of the eventEach of the participating colleges,[which are SDEC, SDCC, Oceanside-Carlsbad,Southwestern, Palomar,tSrossmont, Mesa College,i and Imperial, will present a candidatefor the throne.The SDCC and SDEC candidateswill be selected tonight at theMixer in the school patio. Selectionof the Queen cadidates wasbased upon these qualifications:(1) the candidate must be single,(2) she must be enrolled in thespring semester, (3) she mustpresent pictures and backgroundmaterial, plus a publicity managerto represent her. Beauty, poise,and talent will be considered also.The reigning Queen will be selectedMarch 19.All profits derived from theHootenanny will be dividedamong the Area One Junior Collegesand will be channelled intothe scholarship funds of each. Allfinances for the Hootenanny willbe raised through the sale oftickets.Hootenanny QueenMay Be From SDECSDEC's candidate for "Queenof the Hootenanny" on March20 and 21 will be selected tonightat the new semester's firstmixer, Tonight's winner willcompete against the candidatesselected by the seven other AreaNo 1 colleges for the queen title.A variety of fast and slowdance music will be played bythe Ebenons, a local San Diegoband. Free refreshments will beserved, and door-prizes awardedto the holders of the luckytickets. The mixer will begin at9:30 p.m.Technical Student Takes Third PlaceTrade Conference Carpentry ContestMpublication _ next A San Diego Evening CollegeCredo may be purltecanieal student took third placeActivities t ^ ... Office nffiw fc^ Mm the ^ annual ^ ^ carpentry ^ conteston Jamjarytudent ID card. 25. Placing in a field of six contestantswas'fcaymond Earlywine,a second year technical student.| The event was part of the aninualTrade and Technical CareersONS1 FLOOR SHOWSConference. It was sponsored byNNERSkhe San Diego County General Ap-EA FOODSIprentice Committee in conjunction[with the area junior colleges,.wards were given to the persons[gaining the first three places:Prior to the contest carpentryudents wanting to compete ine annual event were given writjnexaminations. From the entire..eld of contestants, six were selectedto compete in the manualdemonstration. Earlywine reprejntedSI>EC in the contest Thelarticipants were judged on thenlowledgeand ability in practicalarpentry work.^Judges for the contest were fromhe Building Contractors' Associajon,District Council of Carpenters,and the International Representativeof the United Brotherioodof Carpenters and Joiners.Cliff CrandeU, a mill cabinet infractorat San Diego Evening Colfege,gave a machine tool demon-Utration. Small aeromatic cedar[shields were given away assamples of his handiwork.Repeat showings of several occupationalfilms in the industriesI represented were shown at theI contest. Samples tests similar to•those used by industry was given** the California Department off% Acetate,7&8Spouse Cards SoldSpouse cards for the spring semesterare now available at the(Jcfivities Office, AIM. Any stu-I dent holding a valid AS card may[purchase a card for his spouse forW cents.^The cards may be used for adnussionto AS activities such as .P* Queen Ball, and basketballgames.*luught ©tolA Laboratory Experimental Newspaper of the San Diego Evening College Journalism WorkshopVol. 2. No. 3 SAN DIEGO EVENING COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA February 11, 1904Spring Semester Registration Ends;New System Speeds Waiting LinesRegistration moves smoothly at Administration Center, BusinessCampus, as spring semester programming opens.Student Council Retains Full FunctionsAs Second Semester Activities BeginReflecting student council activities of the San DiegoCity College and the new Mesa College, San Diego EveningCollege will continue its practice of leaving majordecisions on student activities to the members of the EveningCollege StudentCounciL^Continuing as presitrenT "oi *—»—"^*MMMIBarbering PracticesSpring semester enrollmentcompleted last week for San DiegoEvening College classesnearly matches last year's 7,178students, registration officials announcedtoday.A change in registration proceduresthis semester broughtabout a more efficient method forenrolling in classes and had resultedin less confusion, accordingto returning students. The concentrationof enrollment on the BusinessCampus plus pre-registrationin classes also resulted in moreeffective class load distribution.Using the pre-enrollment figuresof last November, continuingstudents were given registrationpriority to help alleviate the workload of the registration staff. Thisresulted in more than 300 studentsa night pre-registering inJanuary at the Main Campus.Veterans of college registrationstated that the pre-programmingwas probably the most importantpart of the swift and efficient systemused this semester. From thestart to the finish a student registeringfor evening school classestook no longer than 30 minutes tocomplete registration.An administration staff of fourcounselors, one administrative assistant,and 15 clerks aided inprocessing the" registration forms.According to DfV Robert S.Associated Students is RobertHamilton, director of the EveningMunson. Marg McCauley and JudiCollege, plans for next fall's registrationare already underway. Stu­Dunham will continue as vice presidentand secretary, respectively. A new program for barberingGiven in New Classdents will be registered in groupsPaul Nold is the treasurer of theapprentices is being offeredof 50 to expedite enrollment.starting this semester.council. Several new commissionerswill be appointed by the stuginwith a study of basic barber­CHANGES ATThe one year program will be­What's Insidedent council as the spring term ing followed by barbering relatedsubjects the next semester. Students tell of changes theySDEC ASKEDprogresses.The courses deal mainly withA new slate of student officerswould make at SDEC if theyelements of anatomy and physiologynecessary for the under­for one day, page two.could be directors of the schoolfor the 1964-1965 school year wUlbe elected by the student body in standing and care of the scalp. RUN, FELLASMay. Students elected to office Management and salesmanship, F-A-S-T-E-Rwill be enrolled in the Student are studied during the second On guard, men, it's leap year.Government class during the semesterthey serve the Evening apprentice barbers will go be­can escape the reach of mar­portion of the program.Quick, before it's too late, turnUpon completion of the course to page three and read how youCollege.Among the activities plannedfore the State Barber Board for riage-minded females.for the spring semester will betesting to become journeyman LINCOLNthe Evening College mixers. Thebarbers. An applicant for journeymanbarber must be 19 years Abraham Lincoln is the sub­FEATURERAYMOND EARLYWINE first of this semester's dances isto be held tonight. Also being of age and have been an apprenticefor 12 months.McMaster, page four.ject of a feature story by GaryEmployment.planned is the May Queen Ball,Kenneth Gibson, San Diego Eve to be held towards the end of thening College coordinator, was the semesterconference chairman. ^ _ . • •Sigma Rho Alpha Sets Up Scholarship^J . « Brumble vi„ at „• a formal farmfll Dresentation presentation.sv- i •» -i-iAdding to the growing list of in Dr. Robert Hamilton's office.Evening College scholarship Money for the scholarship willfunds, Sigma Rho Alpha, the Eve" be given through the fraternityning College fraternity, has ere* treasury. Interested studentsated a $25 book scholarship.The scholarship was started thissemester as a special grant ofmoney for needy students to purchasebooks. Honoring one of SanDiego Evening College's teachers,the grant is called the Lavier J.Lokke Scholarship.Recipients of thegrant musthave a 2.2 grade average and alsoshow financial need for the book*"*••*•» each seszzsss**.^hefund ««-•££founding s P°f°^e, who is aityzoology\ ^Teacher^MesateacnerCollegeEvening College in m-s^f%'and also anHe was giventhe firstthe funds byCharlescnec*.meeting the grade average requirementmay contact DarrellRumsey, faculty advisor at San DiegoEvening College, in the activitiesoffice.The scholarship is a schoolservice project and no member ofSigma Rho Alpha fraternity iseligible to apply.The idea for the scholarship.was initiated by Paul Nold, presidentof Sigma Rho Alpha.The book scholarship fund willbe available for students this semester.Applicants contacting Mr.Rumsey will be considered on afirst-come-first-served basis. Theperson fulfilling the requirementswill be notified as soon as thec lommittee makes its selection.hip eh«* to Dr. !*•»•"rtCh.rl.. 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