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A CENTURY OF LEARNING
GAVILAN COLLEGE TURNS 100
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Gavilan’s 100th Gavilan College is ubiquitous in this area. Ask anyone about it, and chances are they either attended the college or know someone who has. That is to be expected. After all, the college has been around for 100 years. This week’s cover story (page 4) gives a snapshot of the past, present and future of Gavilan College,
including a special insert with a timeline and historical photos. As the college prepares for its centennial gala, it’s a good time to reflect on how it has grown from 18 students in the fall of 1919 to the 10,000 now enrolled annually.
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LOOKING BACK Gavilan
College’s Art/Theater quad is shown sometime in the 1970s.
ENDURING LEGACY Gavilan College marks 100 years, looks to the future BY ERIK CHALHOUB
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919 was a bittersweet year.
The deadliest war of the time had just ended the prior year, yet the world was fighting another battle on a different front. The Spanish flu was at its height, and by the time it ended in late 1920, an estimated 50 million people died from the virus worldwide. It is understandable that a decision that would forever change the course of history in San Benito and the South Valley quietly slipped under the radar that year. Local education officials at the San Benito High School District, noting the lack of affordable options for higher education in the
area, decided to join the budding junior college movement, according to research by Gavilan College history instructor Leah Halper. However, when the then-San Benito County Junior College began offering classes in the fall of 1919, it was to little fanfare. According to Halper’s article “To Dream on Your Behalf: A History of Gavilan College,” the only mention of the debut was a line in the Free Lance mentioning that 18 students were enrolled in the new junior college at San Benito High School. At 100 years old, the nowGavilan College is certainly not letting its centennial go unnoticed. The college is hosting a sold-out
gala in early September to kick off a year of special events leading up to the college’s 100th graduating class in May 2020. Guests of the gala will take a nostalgic stroll down Sycamore Lane, where stations will be themed to each decade featuring food, wine, music, students in period costume and more. President/Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Rose said the college has been gearing up for the centennial for a year, researching the Gavilan’s history and talking to alumni about their experiences. “I’m thrilled I have the honorable opportunity and privilege to be at Gavilan College at this point,” she said. “What’s been thrilling
about it for me is all the history that is bubbling to the surface. It’s super exciting to be a part of that.”
‘IT ALL STARTED AT GAVILAN’ Gavilan College has produced numerous alumni over its 10 decades, from professional athletes to notable politicians and prominent business owners. Luis Alejo, a former California Assembly member and Watsonville mayor who is currently a Monterey County Supervisor, graduated from Gavilan in 1994 with a degree in liberal studies. “When I look back, it was my
HISTORICAL SNAPSHOTS
The statue of Bucky the Ram (top left) was constructed in 1968, and removed in 2004. Mimi Arvizu is shown in the image second from left in an undated photo. At bottom left, the Gavilan cheerleaders pose in 1990.
All photos contributed by Gavilan College archives
course there and it helped me get serious about school, politics and community organizing." At Gavilan, Alejo became captain of the wrestling team while also seeing success on the track field as a state championship placer. “I learned to be tough running the cross country course in the hills behind the college on a daily basis in Gilroy’s hot temperatures,” he said. “In high school, we used to wrestle against all the local teams, like San Benito, Gilroy and North County high schools. But at Gavilan, we all became teammates and good friends.” After Gavilan, Alejo transferred to UC Berkeley, graduating with honors. He later graduated from
UC Davis School of Law and Harvard University. “Till this day, I thank Gavilan for helping me, as a young man, realize my full potential and fulfill all my academic and professional goals,” he said. Julio Lucas, a 1968 Gavilan alumnus, attended the college after graduating from high school in Tulare County. His first year at Gavilan was in 1965, toward the end of the college’s time at the old Hollister airport. During his run at Gavilan, Lucas was the student body president, wrestled and played football for the team. “The teachers were incredibly, incredibly helpful,” he said. ➝ 6
Our teaching and learning environment has remained strong all these decades.
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time at Gavilan College that was the most pivotal moment in my life,” he said. “It completely changed my outlook on my future.” Alejo, a successful wrestler at Watsonville High School, said he originally went to Gavilan because it was the only local community college with a wrestling team. But the college, as it turned out, provided a springboard into a career as a legislator. His first elected office was as a student body senator at Gavilan, where he met his best friend Felipe Hernandez, now a Watsonville City Council member. “We are both in politics today, but it all started at Gavilan,” Alejo said. “I took my first ethnic studies
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AERIAL VIEW The Gilroy campus is shown in this undated photo.
“It was a family environment. In my opinion, it still continues today.” Lucas majored in business administration and marketing, which helped him launch a successful career in various businesses throughout the country. His wife Aydee also graduated from Gavilan, and enjoyed a long career at IBM, retiring as a software engineer. “We’ve had a wonderful run as far as our career,” he said. “It all started at Gavilan.”
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Today, Gavilan College has five sites throughout southern Santa Clara County and San Benito County, stretching from Coyote Valley to the north to downtown Hollister to the south. It plans to eventually add a sixth site on a 78-acre parcel located at the intersection of Highway 25 and Fairview Road in San Benito County to serve the residents of Hollister and surrounding areas. Gavilan purchased the property located near the Ridgemark Golf Club and Resort more than a decade ago.
While still too early to say, Rose said the new campus could open its doors in the next three to four years. The college has selected a master architect and civil engineer for the project. “It’s our number one project,” Rose said. The San Benito Campus is closer to reality thanks to the 2018 passage of Measure X, a $248 million bond (the largest of all three bonds in Gavilan’s history) that will upgrade aging facilities and add classrooms, among many other projects. “We are going to be able to transform our learning districts because of [Measure X],” Rose said. The passage of Measure X speaks volumes of the support Gavilan has in the community that has allowed it to reach 100 years, she added. “Our endurance is because of our students and the support of the community and faculty,” Rose said. “We’ve had faculty who have done their entire career here. Our teaching and learning environment has remained strong all these decades.”
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A BRIEF
TIMELINE AUGUST 23, 2019 | GAVILAN COLLEGE
FROM SAN BENITO JUNIOR COLLEGE TO GAVILAN
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1907
1943
Fall 1959
June 1963
Caminetti Bill authorizes establishment of junior colleges in California
World War II causes enrollment to plunge from 60 students to 25
Enrollment grows to 205
Fall 1919
May 26, 1955
March 1960
New board selects “Gavilan” as name of new college, later rents space at old Hollister airport
San Benito County Junior College begins first classes
Fire at San Benito High School destroys one building used by college
College gains state accreditation after multi-year process
June 1963
1921 First graduating class at San Benito Junior College includes nine graduates
Later 1955 Administrators purchase land and building on Nash Road, college renamed “San Benito College.”
January 1963 Voters approve new college district, which includes Gilroy, Morgan Hill and San Benito County
San Benito College ceases to exist following new state population base requirements. New college board hires all SBC faculty and staff ➝ 10
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ON YOUR 100TH YEAR! We celebrate this incredible milestone with you!
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March 10, 1964
1975
2004
November 2018
Voters pass $3.7 million bond for college operations and future land purchase
Rudy Melone becomes president of Gavilan. He later became co-founder of the Gilroy Garlic Festival in 1978
Voters pass the Measure E facilities bond for Gavilan
Voters pass the $248 million Measure X, the largest bond in college’s history
1983
Gavilan purchases land in Coyote Valley and San Benito County for future campuses
1964 Board selects 125 acres of land off of Highway 101 in Gilroy for new campus. Shumaker family offers land for a “reasonable price.”
Summer 1967 Gavilan moves to new campus in Gilroy
Gavilan enacts tuition in face of budget woes
1997 Satellite sites added in Hollister and Morgan Hill
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2017 First phase of Coyote Valley Center completed
September 2019 Gavilan holds centennial gala
May 2020 Gavilan’s 100th graduating class Source: “To Dream on Your Behalf: A History of Gavilan College” by Leah Halper
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CENTENNIAL YEAR
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Aug. 23
Oct. 4
Convocation
EOPS 50th Celebration
Aug. 24
Oct. 5
Coffee and Conversation, Hollister
Gavilan Spirit Concert— South Valley Symphony
Aug. 26 First Day of School
Aug. 31
Oct. 10
Sept. 7
Booth at Gilroy Business Expo
Centennial Gala
Nov. 5
Sept. 12
Annual Transfer Day Event
EOPS Student Social
Nov. 20
Sept. 14
Community Spirit Awards, Gilroy
Coffee & Conversation, Morgan Hill
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Coffee and Conversation, San Juan Bautista
Coffee and Conversation, Gilroy
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Oct. 5
Science Alive
February Marion Filice Youth Piano Competition
Booth at Taste of Morgan Hill
March
Oct. 2
Annual Career Day Fair
Gavilan College annual High on Health Fair
March
Oct. 3 Morgan Hill Community Spirit Awards
Bach to Blues
May 2 Super Saturday
Oct. 3-6
May 29
Booth at San Benito County Fair
Convocation
Oct. 4
Calendar subject to change. Check www.gavilan.edu for most up-todate event listings.
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DSB, a tribute to Journey, takes the stage during Hollister Concerts at Pepper Tree Ranch. DSB has captured the signature sound of Steve Perry and Journey in their prime and delivers a nostalgic Journey concert experience. Opening performance will be by Turn The Page—Tribute to Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. Barbecue items, beer, wine and soda will be available for purchase. Saturday, Aug. 24, 6:309:30pm at Pepper Tree Ranch, 500 John Smith Road. For information and tickets, visit hollisterconcerts.com.
The annual Tequila & Taco Music Festival is back, showcasing topshelf tequila and gourmet tacos. The festival features live music, margaritas, craft beer and art vendors in a picturesque park setting. Saturday will focus on tequila sampling, and Sunday is margarita themed. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 24-25, 11:30am-6pm each day at San Lorenzo Park in Downtown Santa Cruz. For tickets, visit tequilaandtacomusicfestival.com/santacruz.
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AROMAS DAY All are welcome to step back in time to experience the small town celebration of Aromas Day. The annual event features free admission, a homegrown parade, live music, food and vendor booths and the always popular Garage Sale Alley. Aromas Day also includes a country-style breakfast, handmade Art in the Park with the Aromas Hills Artisans, classic cars on display and a kids zone full of activities. Sunday, Aug. 25, 7am-4pm on Carpenteria Road. For information and a schedule of events, visit aromasday.com.
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PARK AFTER DARK Head to Mt. Madonna Aug. 24 for a free feature-length movie under the stars.
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GARDENING
Hardpan halts gardens
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TOUGH DIRT Hardpan is a layer of soil that is difficult for roots to move through.
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Dirt layer prevents roots, water from moving through By KATE RUSSELL
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ardpan is a layer of soil so dense that air, water and roots can barely move through it. Unlike compacted soil, which is a general condition of soil that doesn't have enough macropores and micropores for roots, air and water to move through, hardpan is a distinct layer that stops everything. Hardpan can occur naturally, and it can be caused by human actions. Glaciers cause hardpan
by compressing layers of minerals into an impenetrable slab. More likely in your garden or landscape, hardpan can occur when plowing, digging or rototilling are done each year to the same depth. This can compact the underlying soil so much that it becomes hardpan. Heavy traffic, heavy chemical use— which kills beneficial soil microorganisms—extended drought and improper watering can also cause hardpan. Soil pH and soil structure are major factors in the development of
hardpan. Acidic soils are far more likely to cause calcium and iron to form hardpan layers, than alkaline soil. Clay particles are very small and already tend to become compacted. In clay soil, rain or irrigation followed by high temperatures can also create hardpan. However it occurs, plant roots don’t like it. Poor drainage is the first sign of hardpan, followed by a general failure to thrive. If you have a soil tester, you can take a few two- or three-foot-deep samples of your soil to see if there is a hardened layer. If you have a post hole digger, you can do the same thing, with more soil and more effort. The important thing here is to look at the layers of soil as you bring them up. If you reach a layer where all the plant roots start growing horizontally, you have hit hardpan. Once a layer of hardpan has formed, it takes brute strength and proper soil amendments to correct the problem. If you opt for the brute strength method, you will have to wait for the soil to be dry (Digging wet soil is never a good idea). Use a digging fork, spade or broadfork to break through the hardpan layer. As you do this, you will want to make sure that the subsoil is not brought up and mixed with the topsoil. You will also want to add significant amounts of organic matter, in the form of aged compost or manure, or peat, as you dig. Treating acidic soil with lime can help break up the chemical bonds that hold a hardpan layer in place. This is not an option in our area, where our soil tends to be very alkaline. You can also top dress the area repeatedly with organic matter to treat hardpan, but it may take years before you see results. Kate Russell is a UCCE Master Gardener in Santa Clara County. For information, visit mgsantaclara. ucanr.edu or call 408.282.3105 from 9:30am to 12:30pm, Monday through Friday.
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Lic: #7921 Fully Insured
MAGNOLIA LANDSCAPE AND CONCRETE, INC. Specializing, Pavers, Concrete, Irrigation, Sod, Cleanups, All Landscape Construction Serving the Bay Area since 1992 Call for Free Estimates Licensed, Bonded and Insured 408-309-2973 License # 962540
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