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A&yj&'?ftff&v\\4*!* , £* iaeSSSSSSSSiS~"./-^rApril 12, 1966I |3\Wayne FiorellaConference DrawsCollege DelegatesAssociated Student leaders ofEvening College were with thehost group and arranged for housingat the 1966 session of theCalifornia Junior College StudentGovernment Association.Delegates from most of the Californiajunior colleges convened inSan Diego March 31 through April2 for the state-wide conference atthe El Cortez Hotel.Wayne Fiorella, president ofSan Diego Evening College AssociatedStudents, served as oneof the parliamentarians at theconference.Registration of the delegatesbegan Thursday afternoon, March31 and a welcome banquet washeld in the International Room,El Cortez Hotel at 6:30 p.m. Workshopsessions, where variousspeakers presented lectures andpapers, were held from 9:00 to10:15 the same evening. At 10:30a get-acquainted dance was heldto weleome the delegates to theconvention.On Friday, April 1, work beganearly as student delegates attendedworkshop sessions from 9:00 a.m.to 2:45 p.m. One of the highlightswas a trip in the' evening to SeaWorld to view the marine life ondisplay there.Saturday, the final day of theconference, all delegates gatheredin the El Cortez' Carribean Roomfor the general assembly to wrapup unfinished business.Counselor EnjoysTasks With Students"It's a real opportunity to servethe students who are furtheringtheir education by attending nightclasses," said Richard Peerson,serving his first year as counselorwith the San Diego Evening College,Mesa campus.Peerson began his career ashead counselor on the secondarylevel for the San Diego CitySchools three years ago.• With two degrees, a Bachelor ofScience and a Masters Degree fromthe University of Missouri, he hastaught both history and geography.His graduate work consistedof the earth's sciences under theNational Science Foundation anda summer institute in counselingunder the National Defense EducationalAssociation."It makes one humble," Peersonsaid, "to meet so many people whoare making sacrifices to get theireducation. I have found the studentseasy to council because oftheir enthusiasm and willingness.'Avalon, by Anya Seton. (Hough,ton Mifflin Co. Boston, Mass.)Avalon is a panoramic novel oflove, search, and conflict set inthe last quarter of the 10th Century.The conflict was betweenChurch and State, and betweenAnglo-Saxon and Viking. At thesame time the Vikings voyagedinto the unknown, looking fornew lands to pillage, and they discoveredAmerica.Rumon, a descendant of Charlemagneand of Alfred the Great,was a searcher. He had visions of aparadise, like King Arthur's Avalon,where everything was inabundance and the weather wasperfectRumon came from Provence tovisit his cousin, King Edgar. Sobegan a quest that was- to span hislife, taking him to far places, andbring him sorrow, joy, and honor.Merewyn, a descendant of KingArthur, grew up in savage Cornwall,sustained by stubborn courageand by pride of her heritage.A shipwreck off the coast ofCornwall brought Rumon andMerewyn together and from thatmoment their lives were intertwined.Bound by his oath to herdying mother, Rumon broughtMerewyn safely to Britain andkept from her and all others theshameful secret of her birth. Butthere his responsibility ended.AMrida, Queen of Britain, dazzledhim with her beauty and heldhim in subjection to her will.'nl.l. Ttinm35by Rick ThomasCensus Cards In?All students under the age of21 must return their Federal SurveyCards by April 14 to roomA-114 City campus of A-lll Mesacampus, said college officials. Asuspension from the college orenrollment will be the penalty forfailure to return these cards.THOM McANSHOESAMERICANSTANDARDOF VALUESOUTH BAY PLAZACOLLEGE GROVELOMA PORTALMISSION VALLEYWe Sell The MostaFORDableFords In The WorldBAY SHORE MOTORSPACIFIC BEACH1966Pledge To You-—WE WILL BEATANY PRICEANY WHEREHow Can We Do It?VOLUME BUYINGNo $1,000/000 ShowroomWe Own All Of Our Cars4%% Interest Available42 Months FinancingFreed by the revelation of Alfrida's murderous actions, Rumonfinally turned to Merewyn, only tofind that he had lost her. Hissearch led him across,the Atlanticto an unknown land, to disappointment,and at last to the endof his search.The story of Rumon and Merewynis spun out against a broadbackground of history of places,which includes Iceland, Greenland,North America, Britain harriedby Vikings, St. Dunstan's effortsto reform the Englishchurch, and Eric the Red's ill-conceivedattempt at colonization ofGreenland. It is a saga of yearning,tragedy, and love from beginningto end.Ivan the Terrible/ by Ian Grey.(Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston,Mass.)Ian Grey's biography of Ivanthe Terrible is one of his best.Grey tries to make an unbiasedview of one of the best knownrulers in history. He doesn't tryto justify any of Ivan's acts ofcruelty, but he does try; to explainsome of the reasons behind theacts.Grey's Ivan is a man who is outfor revenge against the noblemenwho treated him like dirt whenhe was a small boy.When he became Tsar, his revengeagainst the noibles started.Gov. Brown SendsLetter to StudentIn a letter to Jean Thomas, apage editor on The Knight Owl,Governor Edmund G. "Pat" Brownsends a message to students ofSan Diego Evening College.Dear Students:One of your students has forwardedme a copy of "TH6KNIGHT OWL/' I can see thatIt is an excellent outlet for expressionof your feelings andconcern tbouf events affectingyou.In my experience, I havelearned that student publicationsare excellent launchingpads for fv\i3re> journalists andinformed citizens.Edmund G. Brown (signature)Edmund G. Brown, GovernorJournalism TripContinued from Page 1American Newspaper Guild. Entrantsand schools will remainanonymous to the judges.Awards are to be given forfirst and second place winners ineach division, and honorable mentionsfor those entries whose meritis of exceptional quality. Entrieswill be judged on a point systemearned from qualities of technique,effectiveness, imagination, impactrating, news judging, and aptness.^Success QuotientWHAT IS YOUR S.Q. ?Early PlanningFor GraduationGets Go SignalJoint graduation ceremonies forall branches of Junior Collegesare scheduled for Thursday night,June 16, 8 p.m. in the Downtown jCivic Theater, according to BarrellW. Kumsey, coordinator ofstudent activities.Approximately 750 students willgraduate from Evening College |with certificates and degrees.Rehearsal dates for the San DiegoEvening and City Colleges are ]April 11 through 13, from 6:30 to8:30 p.m. in Room A-8 of thetheater. Mesa College will stageits rehearsals April 14 and 15 inRoom H-110 of the Civic Theater. 1A final rehearsal has beenscheduled for all three colleges at10 a.m. at the Civic Theater on themorning of the graduation.Orders for announcements canbe made April 14 and 15 in the jActivities Office on both campuses,jAmidst the tension of writing [stories, drawing cartoons, taking]and developing photographs, and]laying out front pages, representtatives hope to take in some fadboth in San Francisco and Yose-!mite.There 1 s a difference between S. Q. and I. Q., you know.Some people are very bright, but don't know how toapply their brilliance to the business world. At PacificTelephone we depend on people who have a high S. Q.Take this quick test to see how you might rate as aprospective employee.YES NO Check Yes or No1 I I I Do you take the first step in making friends ?| I I | Do you volunteer for club projects or chairmanshipswithout waiting to be asked?"1 Is there an active sport or hobby you'reparticularly excited about?1 Are your grades consistently high?j When you have a job to do, do you get right"—-J at n without dawdling or delaying?| I Do you have a good punctuality and attendanceI 1 I 1 yecord?IIThe