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Blue Book Ball Scheduled For January 23, 9:00 Make plans now for the B.B.Bl The dance of the year will bring Palomar students together in the Pirate Room of the Club Knight. Here's the How, Why, ~~en and Where! The Knights are presenting the annual Blue Book Ball in the same light, gay, festive way which students talked about for week ~ following finals last year. The all imporoano aa t e 1s the 23rd! Yep! The 23rd of this month. The Odd Fellows Hall in Escondido will be used. Locationl Grand and the Freeway. For choice tables get your reservations early from any Knight on campus. Charge -- $1.00. Del John and John Brode head the dance committee with Wayne Gruenwald, Ray Omori, Don Norris, Don Capps and Chuck Drew heading various sub-committees. "Music is by the leading orchestras of the nation, of course. Nothing but the best." stated Don Capps head of ttc music committee, when JOHN BRODE, DEL JOHN (committee chairmen) and Don John asked this all important and Jim Tarling will be on hand to insure an enjoyable question. time at the Blue Book Ball spon~ored by the Knights and Dressy sport, which scheduled for next Saturday night. includes a tie for the fellows, is part of the requirement for admission to the Olub Knight. Combine delicious reI freshment, the tops in music, a floor show not to be forgotten, and you'll have a dance at its best, the Blue Book Ball! If a Palomar basketball player attains a 20-point averagel he is highly acclaimed by students 1 coaches, and fel ow players alike--but what acclaim ~s given a student holding a 3-point scholastic average? With all the emphasis t hat is placed on sports and extra-curricular a ctsopnrosyne - judgment ivities we sometimes The .llpha Gamma Sigma All who wish to forget that education is motto, "Ada to a good continue to ride the Palt he real purpose of our omar Comet on its second characterA knowledge and judgment, comes from semester, starting Janthe meanings of these uary25, should be getting hallowed halls. The only words. their programs changed campus organization which The emblem of Alpha and approved by their adgives recognition to Gamma Sigma is the shield visers. scholastic achievements of good judgment with an Registration starts i& Alpha Nut the Palomar open book of knowledg~ January 18 through 25, chapter or Alpha Gamma upon it. At the top of during the week of finals. Sigma. Alpha Gamma Sigma the shield i f the torch January 25 is the final is a scholarship of learning. day of registration. organization. It is Alpha Gamma Sigma This also is registsometimes referred to as strives to recognize ration day for new studthe "Phi Beta Kappa" of scholarship not as an ents who are going to junior colleges. end in itself, but as a come along during the Alpha, Gamma and Sigmeans toward greater second semester. ma are the initial So, make out your achievement. It proletters of the Greek change of programs early motes a spirit of willwords, arete, gnosis and so as not to be late and ing service to school, sophrosyne. The meaning to get the Comet on a of these words are: country and mankind. good start for the coming arete - character (eetiaud on p. 3) year. gnosis - knov1!edge
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Knowledge, Judgment"... AGS
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Following is the schedule for the final examinations, released by Dr. Phil Putnam. Nondayl January 18 8&j0 a.m. lst per. HvlF classes Zoo. 35 Bus. 51 Sec 'L Tr. 6A. Bus,ll Eng. l l ( Nrs. John son) Eng. lA (Hiss Damon) Chem. 5 Hist. 19A Oeog. l l Nursing 51 12&10 3rd per. HWF classes Bus. 18 Sec'l. Tr . 4A Eng. A Spe ech lA French 1 .Hath 3B Husic 3A Chern. lA Sociology lA Psych. 1A Wednesday, J anuary 20 8 t30 2nd per. M\\!F classe s BotanylA Zoo. 1A Sec 1 1. Tr. 59 Eng. 4A Speech 2A (2nd per.) Spanisl: 3 :1-Iusic lA Phys. 3A Amer. Inst. (2nd per) 1\'ursing 52 12170 4th per. NWF classes Art 4A Biol. 10 Bus. 50 Sec 11 Tr. 7A Eng. lA (4th period) Speech lA (lfth period) Hath 4B Music 4A, 5A Chern. 8, 9 History lA Nursing 53 P.E. in Elem. Schools Fridar, J anuary 22 8:30 5th per. ~!WF. classes Art llA Physiology 1 Bus. 55 Eng. la (5th period) Speech lOA Sj>anish 1 Hath 51 Hath 1 Music 15-17 Amer. Inst. (5th period) (continued on P• 2)
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WELL, WHAT DO YA' KNOW!! by JACKIE
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This year's Christmas Formal was a great success, despite Salle's little ball. A good time v1as had by all. Let's see all you guys show up for the Blue Book Ball. The music will be supplied by the best name bands in the nation. There will be a floor show and table service. Several Ne\·1 YP.ar' !'l Eve parties \vere thro\m--the crash \·ras h-eard f or mile s around. The New Year \Vas ushered in at Dre\Js by a cannon and the tinkle of empty bottles. Salle got t\Vo cashmere svreaters for Christmas and Lynn Calland acquired Socrates. Attention: J.lonte and Bobsie are still going steady Arlene is back vTith Bob, and the newest steadies o~ campus are Chuck Dre\V and Nancy HcVickers. Bob Hitchel has condescended to return to Palomar after a visit to the Lone Star State. Calling the F.B.I.U Who threw the flash bulb in Dave's tuba at t he Oceanside game? Seer.1s the house has 'fJeen cleanin ~,; up at Chucky's Casi l.! O.
Edi tor-.in-chief Sondra Lee Garner Page 1 Editor Laurie Downie Page 2 Editor Jack Merget Page 3 Editor Richard Waegner Page 4 Editor George Cordry Photographer Chuck Drew Advertising Manager Ed Shaffroth Reporters Tom McAnany, Don Riggs, Monte Green, Jim Tarling, Duane Beebe, J ohn Vi era, Jim Peterson, Chuck Ca s cioppo. Wallace F. Gray, adviser
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Examination Solutions \vhen asked \·That to do if taking a college exam for the first time. the follovring answers were taken down for posterity. Jill Thompson----commit suicide. Ann Ardis----Hang it up on the ol' peg. Jan Greenlee----get drunl~ Tom Cra"ford----get a pot of coffee lots of benn~ and study all night. Larry Connolly----Cheatt Joy Brotzman----! agree with Larry. Betty Jo Deets----Eh? Bob Mitchel----Date the teacher the night before. Nancy McVickers----Go steadyt
Mirror Theme Big Secret
The theme of the 1954 Hirror is a big secret, knmm oniLy to the staff members who are s•rorn to silence on the subject. The other news about the yearbook is not so limited. And it is certainly no secret that the 1954 Mirror is expected to be the best. "This year's M1!:!:.m:: will be larr:er than any of the previous ones," stated Carrie Seebold, 1954 Mirror. Sixteen more pages have been added, making a (Con't. from page 1) total of 64 pages. Advertising will take up some of these pages. Incidentally1 this will be Tuesday January 19 a different kind of ad8':30 vertising than in the 1st per. TTh classes past. Pictures of PaloAnimal Husbandry mar student s will be Sec'l.Tr. 57 featured in the ads. J.:usi c 2A The 1954 Mirhor is Health. Living (Bm·rl!:an) progressing on sc edule. Econ. lA• Some of the pictur ~s have 12:.10 already been taken. Ann's 2nd per. TTh classes Portraits in Vista \vill Sec'l. Tr. 58A take the sophomore picSub. Hort. tures sometime in the spring. Thursday, J anuary 21 The following students 8:30 are on the Nirror staff: Other TTh classes Carrie Seebold, editor; Gen. Hort. Ed Shaffroth 1 associate Radio llA editor; Bob ~ocin, busiArt 3A ness manager; Nancy PerArt 10 A ri ne , administration; Sec 1 1. Tr. 7B Susanne Green, organizaHist. 7A tions, George Cordry, 12::10 sports. Other staff memPhysics 4A oers are Laurie Dovmie, Health. Living (Johnson) Gene Garner, and Sondra Journ. lA Lee Garner. Lib. Sci. lA Anyone who is interArt. lA ested in working on the Art 2A lUrror staff is invited Bus. 63 (co ... ~~ "" f·1) to co~tact Carrie Seebold.
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on Hondays and Thursdays; the women's, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. If a person is not present when his round of play comes up, that round must be forfeited. The rounds will consist of one game each except for the final ones which will by the best t1·ro out of three. Anyone interested in this should sign up immediately. All games will be singles.
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Alpha Ganu:~a Sigma: 1. to r: 111'. Adolphe Heyne, adviser; .i:lob Phillips.! treasurer1 Lester Eischen; Olive HacGo1van, president; .i:letty Jo ueets, secretary; Joanne Prine; Lynn Calland; Tom Crawford, vice-president; Alta Apple, and Genevieve Arnold.
"Add To A Good Character/ Knowledge, Judgement"... A GS (continued from p. 1)
To become a tenporary member of Alpha Gruama Si gna , a student must carry at lea st 12 units, have a 2-point average (excluding physical education,) 32 credit points and no grade less than c. California Scholastic Federation life members may become a ssociate members the fir ~ t semester of their fr e shman year. Permanent membership may be granted to students who 1·1ere temporary members for three out of fnur or four out of five semesters if they have a grade point ratio of at least 2.3. Any student having a 2.5 average is eligi.ble for permanent member ship regardless of the number of semesters of temporary membership • Final selection of permanent members remains with a faculty committee v1ho considers character , service and leadership. T4e number of permanent mem6ers may not exceed 10 percent of the entire class. Si lver Pins may be v10rn by t emporary members as long as t hey rema in in good standing • Gold pins are awarded to permanent members. Gold seals are affixed to the diplomas of pe~man8nt members.
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Mr. Adolph Heyne, adviser of Alpha Nu, would be glad to ans1·1 er any questions which students have conc erning Alpha Gamma Sigma.
lnip lnop Contest In Offing There vrifl be a women 1 s and men's ping pong tournament held in the lounge, with play beginning February 1. In order to participate a person must be a student or facul t y member at Palomar College and hold a 19~ student body card. He must also register on the list in the lounge by January 29. The men's tournament will be held •
New Lounge Items Seen The student lounge is t aking on some ne\v improvements. The lounge as it is set up now still has room for some improvement; but a lot of changes have been made. lack of The former furniture and a place to discharge cigarettes have been remedied by the addition of a couch, an easy chair, and cigarette containers. The sand buckets should put an end to the crushing of cigarette butts into the floor or smashing them into the back of the chairs. With student cooperation, the main lounge can be a neater place in the future. Another helpful improvement would be softer chairs to replace the present hard, straightbacked ones. Even vri thout this additior. , the lounge is novr a more comfortable place in which t o relax. Al so a clock has been added to improve the QUUCtuality of class attendance. (continued fran P• 2) Friday, Jan. 22-12:20 pm 6th Per. MWF Classes Sec'l. Tr. 31, German l llusic 31-32-33, Math C Drama 29A
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Comets Blast OC 99-87
Palomar stamped itself as a serious title threat last Friday night by waltzing away with a 99 to 81 verdict over arch rival Oceanside. It \ •TaS a team victory for the Comets as they blasted the hoop with terrific accuracy. Forwards Joe McCoy and Monte Green paced the attack with 26 and 24 points respecti~y. Don Portis and Jim Peterson each bagged lb markers. Art Clark with 32 points and Mauri Masthay with 28 paced the Spartans. Oceanside FG FT PF TP Player FG FT PF TP Player 11 6 1 28 McCoy 10 6 3 26 Masthay 0 0 3 0 Green 7 10 2 24 Foster Berlin 2 o 3 4 Schewnemann 0 0 2 0 13 6 3 32 Chamberlain 3 0 1 6 Clark Myer 2 2 ~ 6 Portis 7 2 3 16 0 1 1 1 Broyles 1 1 0 3 Heald 3 4 4 10 Cordry 1 0 2 2 Covert 1 0 2 2 Redmond 1 0 1 2 Johnson Holmgren 1 Q Q ~ Peterson 2 ~~ ~
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Palomar got off to a smashing start i~ league play by comple~y outclassing arch rival Oceanside JC Friday·. One of the biggest suprises of the evening was the large crowd the Comets drew. The bleacher side of the Vista high school gym was jammed full. This goes to show that a winning team at Palomar will draw a good gate. At the present time student and adult interest are at a new high. Friday(tonight) the Comets host Imperial Valley JC at Vista. Tip off is stated for 8 pm. and Palomar will be favored to pick up i~: second straight league victory having blasted the Arabs once already this year in the Lancaster tournament. A probable starting line up would be Monte Green and Joe Me Coy at forwards, Al Chamberlain in the key, and Don Portis a ~ d George at the guards • Cordy Look for Jim Peterson, Don Broyles, and Jan Berlin to get into the game very early. All three turned in fine performances l ast week.
Saturday (tomorrow night) Palomar will play host to a powerful Palo Verde JC at the Escondido high school gym. Game time is again 8 ~· but the Comets most likely will go into this tilt an underdog by virtue of the Pirates victories over Citrus and Antelope Valley last week. The Palo Verde victory over Antelope Valley was a big upset as the Marauders were favorites to annex the league title this year. If the Comets can get by these two foes this week end they will establish themselves as the team to bea t for the crown and will also lead the league with a perfect record. This could be wishful thinki ng tL:mgh and only time will tell.
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The Comets tr ~ veled to San Diego Sta te College to play the State JV and came o ~ f the court on the short end of a hard fought 60-55 score. 1'he Aztec JV squad had four varsity members suited up but Palomar gave them more than they wished to nandle. The Comets led at halftime 32-25 and lost the game in the dyi ng minutes. Joe Me Coy with 14 points and Don Portis with 13 paced Palomar while Hont e Green and George Cordry bucketed 8 nnd 7 rcs pectivly. San Diego JV Palomar FG FT PF TP J!'G FT PF TP Player Player 4 6 4 14 Turner 0 0 3 0 HcCoy 2 4 5 8 Taylor 5 3 3 13 Gr een 1 4 1 6 Berlin Williams 0 3 5 Whaley 4 0 ~ Chamberlain 1 3 1 5 1 3 7 ~ 17 Cordry Monahan ~ 5 3 13 ~ 17 0 9 Portis Derrock 2 0 2 Hannon 1 0 3 2 Peterson 15' 25' ~ Woodmanse 1 4 2 6 .l:laliley l -~
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