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fin ante* cmS^rtnl•MH I ••!• • •. . !•-T- JRHf^wfw^'•• : lr.•w^./.-•?^r. l ••.l,r:••'r„V•».^:••-•-^/.-•'•=•«--••-.•'/•^*^•^"- J *-lst»M«>g'a»v^**y^*;|Wl>*l|Wtl'*g»WfF«br ru ar»nitons MaimjJwriting at Swm the San Di%go j u n W 1[>usly." said Mr. Leo*—-**•°nard fr~ons manager for the Semployed 13 years aim * Ihigh12th;ition> &d-0 ad-1 hisI **eningMesatrablefield>perarColation.» himudenlfoodserv-I theiomiai wife,ity.Iiiine,isii Eveflka student at San Dieso $4ilege, and his two sonl JfThomas, attend Pershiii,High and Oawford. a* 3respectively.He received his Mar* Jence degree from SaCollege in August 1UR S.Q.?,.Q. and I. Q.. you know.rut don' t know horn tosiness world. At Pacific: who have a nigh S. Q.r yon might rate as ak Yes or NoI step in mairing friends?r ddb projects or chairaitingto be asked?port or hobby yoa f reLaJboot?OJristezatlT Jsiga?btooo, «oyot|*»* tatorcelaissg?attendanceSCORE 1CXIB5E4*rMlfSsateiatfmIs**"*:i F ,C TEUWONE^i,1 opportune ** w .#£SMMffij®&.*' • v^^f.rr."Fraternity Enlists VolunteersWithout the aid of uniform, fringe benefits,promises to see the world, or slogans, recruitingis continuing on San Diego Evening College cam*Mixers. Selling the idea of public service, thegroup will plan to enlist the aid of men who wishto aid organizations within the community.puses. Members of Sigma Rho Alpha, Evening College'sSERVICE fraternity, have launched their being done this semester to re-shape the statusMcDougall said in an interview that more wasdrive to enlist healthy male specimens for college idea of the fraternity to emphasize community serviceand not the social aspects of fraternity life.service. No physical is required, only an oath offaith, and any male member of the campus holding One of the key projects for this semester, saidan AS card is eligible for membership.Tom Jones, past secretary and treasurer, is to supportan orphanage. The fraternity will also con­Activities of the second semester began withthe naming of new officers to head Sigma Rho tinue to help the San Diego County Branch Chapterof the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, 1007 30thAlpha. Al McDougall, active in the group duringthe past two years, was named president. He Will Street. The foundation aids victims of myastheniabe assisted by John Parr, vice-president; Dennis gravis, a disease which strikes nerves and muscle.McCarthy, secretary; Dan Cocco, treasurer; and "Our recruiting drive won't stop at mixers,"Jan McDougall (seated left), president, discusses Mike Harding, pledge master.said McDougall. "We want men who will join withratemity plans with Mike Harding (also seated), Special recruitment activities were held at both us in making our service projects some of the bestm Darr and Dennis McCarthy (rear).the City and Mesa campuses during Orientation in the county."%\)txniBlitietDi te**ti?ssrA Laboratory Experimental Newspaper of the San Diego Evening College Journalism WorkshopSAN DIEGO EVENING COLLEGE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA March 7, 1967 Some 112 San Diego Evening College students attainedindents StandTuition SentState Regents• keeping with the board offctors of the California JuniorAssociation unqualifiedt of the tuition-free pbiljMrs.Alice L. Lipscomb.Heat of the Associated Stu--San Diego Evening College,[the folIowing*ard of RegentsSutter StreetFrancisco, Calif. 94104•r Mr. Meyer;We, the Associated StudentsSan Diego Evening CoMege,ih to voice our opposition toly tuition system in the unipeffyor state college systemsthis state. Many of us hereEvening College are workingrard transfer to an institution[of higher learning and a tuitionjld work a real hardship onand possibly preclude anyransfer for many of us.Inasmuch as the median ageour students Is twenty-sixirs and most of us ere taxfers,a double hardship wouldwit. We now pay taxes whichin part, to support and mainithe junior colleges. Afterinsfer, we would continue totaxes but would bo requiredIso pay tuition to finish ourication.\ is the consensus here thatintroduction of any tuitionContinued on Page 2Whaf s InsideSurroundings Are Important• Editorial—Pago 2Commissioner Comes FromRoyalty• Personality Sketch—Pago 2Knight People—A DifferentBreed of Cat• Knight People—Page 3Easter Customs Varied• Feature—Page 3Spoiled "Man-Child" Star of"Dinny and the Witches"•Feature—Page 4Spring RegistrationTops 8,000 MarkSpring registration at the SanDiego Evening College surpassedthe 8,000 mark last week, makingthe total the highest since the collegeopened as a separate unit ofthe San Diego Junior Colleges in1962.Official figures were 8,204 studentsregistered in academic andtechnical programs at City andMesa campuses as well as themany off-campus classes.Associated 1 Students Bring GigotAs Semester's 1st Fine Film OfferingMost people see Jackie Gleasonas a bumptious clown surroundedby beautiful girls under the welladvertisedMiami sun. But fewhave seen him in his most seriousrole where he does a completeturn-about in character.Starring in a movie which israpidly becoming a film classic,Jackie Gleason, in the film Gigot,has created an unforgettable characterof a mute living in the poorerparts of Paris. The film willbe shown as the first of the SanDiego evening College's spring semester'sFine Film Series Fridayevening, March 17, in the RussAuditorium.Sponsored by the Associa'ed Students,Gigot begins a thii.'filmseries that will bring such wellknownproductions as A Pat.-n ofBlue and The Longest Day. Theseries is for San Diego EveningCollege students and their guestsas part of the total Fine Film andLecture Series provided as a collegeservice.IS Council Names Commissionerstor Spring, 1967 Student Activitiespw commissioners were namedM San Diego Evening Collegepit Association early thism. They will serve through?. in the capacity of commis-Jers of amendments and elecp,records and awards, specialIts, finance, and publicity andlie relations.ichard Thomas, commissionermendments and elections, holds|sA degree but enjoyed Eve-1 College so much, he said,he decided to stay and enrollStore classes. Rick, as he isjn to bis friends, is an active|ber of the Kearny Mesa RejieansIndependent Assembly.I also a member of The Knightstaff. Rick is single and livesat home. He loves reading and enjoyspolitics immensely.Jean Thomas is the commissionerof records and awards. If the lastname sounds familiar, it's becauseJean is Richard Thomas' mother.Jean is an active Individual inher own right. She is president ofthe Kearny Mesa Republicans IndependentAssembly and was electedto this position seven timesconsecutively. She served in politicalcampaigns for her favorite candidates.She is on the staff of theKnight Owl. Jean's outgoing friendlinessand willingness to assistwhen needed in any phase of studentactivities wins her manyfriends.Continues} en Page 4Jackie Gleason, as Gigot, is amute going about his haphazard,carefree way in the slums of Paris.His dramatic presentation is enhancedby local settings, full color,and an experienced supportingcast. Gleason not only stars in thefilm, but he also wrote the storyand the musical score.Tickets are free with an AScard and will be available in the| Student Activities Offices, roomA-l at City campus and H-110,Mesa campus, on March 8.honor roll placement by achieving a grade-point averageof 3.6 or better for the 1966 Fall Semester, These studentscarried two or more classes, with a total of 6.0 to 11.5 units.Students having perfect 4.0 averages are Leslie Albright,Lois Beck, David BeginBill Bennett, Jacqulyn Bernard,Cheryl Bernot, Raymond Bezkerkov,William Bond, Delwin Bowman,Joseph Brogden, MarcellaBuckley, William Burgess, EugeneBurgett, Catherine Burhopp, JamesClark, Sylvia Denk, Shirley Dickman,Joseph Dundas, Edward Dunham,Edward Eiselstein, JohnElliott, David Erlanson, SusanErtley, Richard Fisher, and MerlinFlattum.More 4.0 AveragesAlso with 4.0 averages are ReneGentry, William Gilliam, LeonardGoslin, Princess Greenawalt, JamesHansen, Cynthia Hill, Paul Holbrook,Clydene Johnson, CharmaineJones, Andrew Jurash, GeraldKaye, Roy Klapp, David Klinger,Miriam Knight, Harry LaSalle,Richard Latz, Kyle Leake, Hermanlight, George Limon, AlphonseLorang, Amelia Martinez, JerryMaynard, Richard Miller, CarmenMonal, Kathleen Murphy, WilliamNewman, Nicholas Noche, LaurencePeters, Gloria Plein, LindaPriem, William Rossman, CharlesSchilder, Hal Scott, David Selby,Raymond Sesma, Carolyn Shugart,David Simmes, Janet Slanczka,Dennis Socker, Genese Sorlie,That Birdie Is A Knight Owl!No joking, the California Newspaper Publishers'Association San Francisco conferencewas a howling success! Knight Owlstaffer* Rick Thomas, Shirley HelleisvElizabeth Specht, and John Spencer.Concluding the 4.0 list are ClarenceSpillman, Henry Stoke, RobertTaylor, Thomas Trainor, YvonneTurner, Gerald Varner, JohnContinued on Page 4Cal-Poly Glee ClubTo Perform at RussA special performance of theCal-Poly Glee Club from CaliforniaPolytechnical College, San LuisObispo, is slated for San DiegoEvening College students Thursdaynight, March 30. The concert willbe given at the Russ Auditoriumand will be open to the public.The 60-voice glee club will givetwo performances during itsstay here. The first will be forstudents at Mesa College wherethe singers will perform at theAppolliad Theater during noonhour break. The public concert willstart at 8 p.m. the same eveningat the Russ Auditorium.Admission to the evening concertwill be free to AS card holdersand their guests.Maxine Davis, Jean Thomas, and SusieRomps (extreme right), flank Lt. GovernorRobert Finch.Y$m-.•WPP WWf fffffi