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Bill Dae 's rojuveq.1at~d c~:.snpa 1Comets pulled );he big, surprise of the season as they hauled down Oceo.nside J. c. 76-62. at San Diegt~ito High ~chool, Friday, Jan~ ~2... · ( ~ ~ 'l

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It YTas . the first tinie in the histo!'y of the school that o t Palomar team had dunked lthe e~ast in""vaders, an~ it was ·done in a very thonough fashion.

The Comets started 1 strong and led until the half, when the Spart·a ns pulled -qp to THE NIGHT BEFORE FI]JALS tie the score at 31•31. . But the \ comets \ were ~o~ to be denied.

'Twas the night before "finals" ' · and all through th~ dorm Coming out like a ball of fire in I

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was cramming to · weather the ' storm.

The textbooks · were lined . on the tables with care, vVhile volumes ot notebooks were · piled everywhere.

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Then a spark of hope r,~ses out anguish so deep.

I 'breathe a hurried prayer as drop off to sleep, 1 "May Prov~dence have ,:mercy on poor, 1gnorant me, And send to my rescue a fat

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poured in 2L~ pol;ry.ts and Tom ;.iyAnany, flashy torwa.rd, canned 19. ' u ' It was the .· work ' of the Comet guards that made a game of the affair, as they repea~edly stopped' the Spar·tan , scoring d!~ :tves, , · · ' set up plays, and drove in for point's at the crucial moments·. · Sparked by excellent r~epounding t~~oughout the game, . the Comets controlled the ball and scored at ' will, tying the school ~ ~ecord of

What IT20 stands for, who set the sla.ve~s .free.

But all I can think of is that oft-guo4ed l~1)~e, ; "Proo1.,astination is ·the thie£ of

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Final exam period. , Pre··l.,egistration continued. · Jan, 24 (,}reat Books g:roup dis~

cussion; College Libr~ry, 7:45 ., . , .. wire from the ' . psych. class. ) Ins true tor Rodney ~mi th .. Jan. 26. "R$indropn dance in Stud-' ,, to his · class: nAnyone Who goes ent Lounge. Stag or drag. to a · psychiatrist ought to have Jan .. 28. Formal registration •. · his head exannninedl" Jan. 29 Classes begin 1 · (By direct

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- Typed by r.rTrs. Phyllis J{ar'vey' s class; mimeographed by Mrs. Beull e h Vl!ood. :SDITORIAL:

S'.EMES TER REV !!DJV -1

Hildreth, in the first assembly of the year, told th8 student body he felt sure th0y would prove to be the best y et in the short hi~tory of . PJC • He furthe~ stated that the students had much to gain, and,therefore, it was their responsi9ility to themselves to do here what they came for--for what they gain will be a re~lection of what they President

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The student body has shown a definite purpose--~many students have become ping pong experts, thereby proving that recreation is a necessary ingredient qt college ' l~fe.

Also, the cons~ptiort of 120 cups of coffee per day shows that there are many who burn the ~idnight oil pouring o~ ver their books and need the stimulation of coffee.

·. Despite time and effort P,u-q to studies., there has been enough time and energy left to spend on

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The first dance of ieatured the election ,(Cont. on page 3)

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This prevailing situation has b~en griped a~out several time~ and has just reached' the coni".. plaint column.

So, if yo~tll j~st take the time, there is u~ unpleasant message \ for · you, to read •••• Dori 1 t stop! Finish the column!

Something unfortunate is goihg on. It 'concerns you and 'i s . of the utmost importance first, to your maturity, second, to you~ good name and thil.,d, to pow many friends y6ti :will ' have in the future years.

Did you know that YOU are being talked about, that YOU'RE the topic 6f hilari0us ~cinve~sa­ tions?

Waitl Let me .explain. Here are a few of ~ the crite~ia . as stated

by H.A. Overstreet in his ·~ book "The IVIa ture hiind 11 • They are · knowledge, , responsibility, phi• losophy, communication and empathy.

All of these of course interlock, but one of these con~ cerns us here and now-- one that needs spec~al at~ention · on this campus.

It is emphathy, i.e. suff_ering with someone mentally or ''puti;;ing your$elf in somebne else's shoes''-- "otherness.u Do not confuse this \"fi·th sympathy (Cont. on page 3)

A recent ' addition to the r ·· cafeteria activities i$ , the occasional burst of song to the accompaniment of two ukuleles.

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Margret Rubio, who borrowed hers, are daily at tpeir cafeteria corner 1 giving .forth melody m d merariment.

Lee Eldredge, Cleo Castellanos and Ollie Jo Astleford add thei~ voices.

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ANNUAL SNOW ' PARTY

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SMITH GIVES T1rLJJ\U3NAIL SKETCH OF CEASAR ~.A.LAD

The annual A.S.B. snow Ipa:tit7{ 1 , . he1d January 12 at Idyllwild,drew mo~C'e than 50 students.

O~tside of a few sniffles and S:'}Jezes, 0!1ly Mr. MorJ~imer was ~oported as a casualty case.

He n~at down too hard."

It was a gala event, with sing• ing ·on the ride up and b~ek 1 with snow ball fiGhts, the usual sled..,.

In a discussion of rTapahese vegetables, during a recent eQon clas's, T.Tr. Rodney ·smith · V!ent into a detailed discourse on how to make Jape.nese , v~getables edib:i.e.• First,

ing al)d tobogganin.c;, and a warp1 fire, 1after the day's activities 1 in thy huge fireplace · in the Jl.o'lge.

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Semester R6 view ••• cont. of student body and class offic-srs. _..,. .... Sch:mel tz~ t s furniture "~NaS instm led in ' the lounge.-- and a s iN:L t chboard. · '~.~as ins tall ed in the of :'ice. -· ·rhe cleanup' C:tay was a huge success: the campus got good and c'lean;. and} ev13ryone got , good and dittt.--Home coming day drew many alumni for t~1e banquet

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(Ed. note~ An~tcne 'know where we can find a Japanese vegetable?)

Oceanside the next night, in a rousing finale to the nomeco~ing festivities. The after-game dance in the lounge, 1.fr1 ich the A. W. S.

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had decor~ted in keeping with the Halloween theme, will long be re-

membered.-- DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY went "on tour," plcy ing to l a:rge audiences in Vista and E~co::.1dido.

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women students served them well at the popular Sadie Hawkins dance held at r!illia:rrr' s Barn.·--The catt pus went mediaevo.l for a week, ·overrun by, the scUl"~VY •pled,.. ges of the Knic;hts -•-the Ynigl1ts, however, eradicqted the scum-~ Th~ last dance of the year was

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qoncluding, he said, uThis is a thu."11bn.ail sJretcl~ of Ceasar , sala r,u. H

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t he Chri$tmas formal, maintaining 1 .for another yeer its tradition ,of being the ~ost popular. \Vi th the app roach of the end of the semester, a 'Ping pong tournament has been scheduled as a test of' what students nr:.ve lear ned. Final exams a:ve also slated.

the vegetables in a , solution of , potassium p~rmanga­ mate o;r EJ1n01.~ to kill all har:nful bacteria. One caution: do , not drop too many crystals in or, as Mr. Smi tr.:. says, "You 1 11 oxidize your stomach, ·t oo," After this, ' wash with boiled 1:vater and cut in small pieces. Put a little oil, vinega~~ ~aybe some · bltie ch~ese and perhaps a little fil~ t of anchovie. . Thep l!tOS$ the whole worl:s 't and y::>u really hav·e sol::tet~ing

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Which somehow carri'es a "'thank hea7ens that's not me" cohnotat :t,on. With empa,thy, ho;vever, we stop standing on the outside and start standing on the ·inside of a s i tum. tj_on. ' If you do not have e~pathy you are the "darling of the campus!! being referred to; and if YOU make fun e.nd Hcati' about other , people, you ca.n bet, your life that you're being talked about yourself. ' When you slyl~ drop th'~ clever rer:'!ark, and draw a :Ja ugh at ~ someone elset~ expense, do you think you gain the respect of vour fellow students?Your supposed friends maJ never J say any- ' thi::1g to you but they' 11 peg you pretty low---- · for you , are the Sltudent 'who is immature, chlld:is ~'l and ILLBRED! J! " ·

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With an · authori~atioh .~ fro~ t~·· Associa tGd students for first' j 1 ·e· :r:; c~nd 'ar,ld 1 third place prl.za-s :t.~l :~ 1 t>e coming ping pong tou:onam~rit~ ' J· ~~ ·:sistrartion ~o~ · tlle ~~ tourney h:a~ b / ~.n reo:pened, ~cco:~ing · to ~~~~~. , (~ :;:'"le ·! S~eve~ns. , qrganrzor ot I th~ · · 5.!~tra-mu;ral event.

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'Mempers of the '' staff 0f the J ' 'Minrol. . , '' 1 ~ Pa1om;a;r,' s arn~Bal yee..:r;-r pook, met twice last w~ek to fur: ther Ptlblica.tio.n plans of/ th~ , '52 ~·~ 1 1edition. ' · ~' '. · ' • ' U' ;wa·s ihO,p ed tthat· arr· angem~.~'t:S I · with a Los ~ngeies publishing · · · · · .~ ~· . . '', firrn w:L.ll: be. ..cpmpleted;' ~a~ly tpls Along with their authoJ?izatio~ . week. Lay-out ~Nork on· tne annual f<"'r prizes,' the s ~tudent body also ' ~~~· will begirt immediat'e ly a.f.t;/e:r t~·1e R ~ree~ to .furnish ,new p,ddles an~ arran~ements have been made. " (; { her ,~quipment for '' the t~u~ney · :' · Ji1ccor\dirig· ,to J. Ke.jt th '·' M9'o n, ,edi,t ··· · 1 artd 1.,~gular use. . . ~~ 'lq 1 ~ "t . or ofl th,e "Mirror," plans · a:re be~ ~ I~, ~' 1ng ~ ~ade• to ' hold a phbto 'c'o n•best \ 1 . As was · pl a~ed tn~evipus.ly the , fo-p s;t1J.d~nts lin , an effort to tovrnament is open to ' both men~ he~ghten enthus':tasm td' ;take sn,ap·.. ' and VJ'C)mep., s.t .u dents. Mr. ' Steyensl shots fO!i lthe annual~. . will be directing tpe men·' s ·tourJ ttwe es"Oec:ia1.1 "'T i/llant '~ shap~shots' nay, ~r;q 1'.1;r-s • . Ir;na J;fhnson:wi1~ of stud~~:i ~ ~ct:tvi~t~e~ "~n.d ~f s~ud-\ supervJ..se the women'S. , et:ts themselves, f ~n e:4t.h:e~ hum•· · ,.

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Opening date of co:mpetliti"Ve · shot·s· of .everyd~y , sceries,IO"- Ysuch · ~~lttY, ,,,w;ill t be ·announced ~at(e'r, ~~ To .~.1 S.s 111-t~rtch .. nq.uri th~e ; yaf$te~ia-" (:Ia te 30 s t14derits ha;ve entered. i:J;l wh~ch the\ sub j'~c ~t is c 'a1~gl1t ., of.,:t? gu"a:rd., \ €\~ .e· highly desir~ao~e _ _ __,._......__.,;..~~.;......-.~~~o....o.:-.........~.........,.~ r or' th~ e :·a.nnua ·· · ,.... , "· 1:1oon M 11 s t at e·' d • ". ' · ·, PA'tO~·Tl\R POSTi~SQR!PTp 1 , \ ~\ v i!ie~b?r.s ~f t~e .'~T!.irro~ \' , s~aff , !i , are Ke~'tn r:1oon, ea~ tor,, Harr1son 'r JOliN SJ;..EHWObD is tn ~hi'shingt6:t'l, , ~~t ,J;b0yle~ 1 Mary - l;~e.' . JoJilnson, ·Arti ce , doing duty at a naval air s ta t!on. Wade, Lela Eldr;'e dge, ;Anne Shlil t~· } ' ~ He ·will .', ' s ltart ~ aviation '. gfiidunG. 11 ~~ :beli~ht Bi~l~ck, ' Nancy . Bre;qan 1' s ~:Q.o~l training in. r the nea~ ,fuRonal.d And,e r.s cn,_ and ~;rady Kelly1~uri·e. I (i ' ' Jl \ :I' ' rJ?oski ~)' t ·S,t?ctional l' edi to:rs ·will be t ,i ~ announced in the near future .. . In traitd!ng with ,an> airb'drhe ,, re~i~ t.\· 1 ,, Sponsor of,,l the 'proj,~ct ,i s ; M:r?.s~ 1 ~~ ment at F9rt Benning, . Georgia, / Nesbin,r. and I'6r ., Mulhbradt is ' re tRICHARD I Rl'JPPBL wrote that ~{ ne .a:p-:" ing as l ~i,n~l10ial . adVi.S'O l'. ,( preciated very much his copies of ' ' · ' the II Te 1 e S"<} ope,, • ,,, rr ~ I

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' ED' JOH~~SON' who is serviaig"- wi t lh t the ,.m ilitary police ,inypstigatip:p. 1 \ ~· .• section of his battalion, \ writes' r.i I ·Some 'veJ~Y famii'iar face~ ·' will \ ~ha,t J ~;hen ~i$ t je rm of1. E(nl~i·. ~t~el}~ .. p·e~ ·~Fl~ssi,ng :w~~n . t;-h~ n~xt seme'ste:n 1 1s ov~r ' ;he plans·, to return to \~ op~n.s •. "B~g "'1 B~1l · li.eed, ., Bruce Pal9lm ar .t lo 'c9mplete . his.,,wo~k, ~ , ~Ie ' Garrett agd ?.ob Aaber,,g, 1:~r't,ll take intends t ·o make the ' army · hJ..s off to San D:tego State tb continue ~ carle~;r,r so,r. after he· gets . }lis .. A.Ai.• .. ~tudies .• ·, Bi~l ' Md~p1gome;r;;y, :yvho v, 1 degree he wi11 apply tor .Q. c·. S. says he t s tal\; en about. · all the '., I ' I! , couv .~~s in .~ our, o· at~logue, eahd who ~ has been with \lS since the· days COLLEGE .FOOTBALL .COA·GH: 1 ~ \ ,"Wh~.t' s .wh~n ~. PalQma)J helq. .s esslo1n's ,017- the . the matt.er with, you,se g~ys?

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Tlil~~· ~~r~tESCOPE .

Pap.:eRl ve JOtJ'iNALis·M FI~LD

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The journalism class 'r under the sponsOl'S.hip of \Arthur Kelle~, verttured to Los Angeles, Tues.4ay,for a tour of the L.o s /lngele$ ,n'r~me~'' plant. They left the campus ~t 1 ~:00 in Mr. :Kel;l.ey's .car~, soon running into a storm, which 1'l9ot-'~ ed them into L.A. ,

Ijtgnd.s.i£, Jan. 1 , ~1, 1952'

FRovr .EDITOR MOON ,

It , is quite c,u stqmary f;,ora let• Iter$ TO the editor 'to be printed; this week, however, the ~ELE• , SCOPE is ntaki!tg a reversal. ·This is a letter FROM the editor• , As , the , semes.t,er c .l osef?, I end my term as edi.tor · of the TELE• SCOPE. Before so doing, however, ' I would· iike to take t~is oppor. .

The tour was of interest to tunity for ~ few final words, · all. One of, the b$-g thrills was ~ I would ,· like to express my ap,.. 1 to ·read the news coming over the ~ preeiatidn i'to all those who have , battery of teletype machines, re~ airde<i ~n the publication thl s alizing that they were , ·g etting past semester. , , , . t h B scoop on Wednesday morning f$ ' First of all, ~ would like to r e aders. , thank the entire staff for the ~_ r uner.~.ding support and cbopeJ:iat io~n~ After enjoying n leisurely It is often assumed that, s :L-.. Ge .. d :1.: lr.'3r, they, ~ be11fg. i,rt an advent}ley are ' ~taff member.s, the;r e , ; .3 11 t ·_,:·.-.•~j:~ mood; walked through the a certain ari ount at, work for them . f ~ (>::l ci l'lg streets to. see "Quo V.ad· to do ... - and that's that. rrr~.e work can .b e don~, , however, two j .: " ''" ~Bettybea Rober·t s · ·. and ~her way~: just· eriough to get by, or, ~ ri3 nd Sally George showed th6 most c9utage by wading ac~oss on~ . as it was', by the staff · th~s past fJuod.ed intersection which had semester 1' completely ' and "'hith ,disheartened Ronald Anderson, real enthusiasm. · A great , deal of 'credit for Keith Nioon, and even 1lr. Kelley. , whatever success the TELESCOPE enjoyed goes to the typing olass A "Community $ing" fill~"d tth~, hours of the trip l;>ack. '!'he many · of Mrs ·. Phyllis ' Harvey~ detours and coffee stops landed , Thanks, tdo, to · 1\tlrs.

Beulah them home abo\lt 4:00 , ~.:rn. ~ Wood ,rr Mrs.- , Kat t'~.erine Geygan., and ' ' y Mrs. Char len Guzik, who rniin?.oPraphed our editions. , · And to ' Bobs'ie Yarger and Nancy · ~renan, from whom we received ' , , i ~erha~s , fe~v knew that f· Bil.~ · contr,ibutions.

1 Montgomery, whb has often blaimed ' ' To Mr. A~thur Kelley goes '· my sinc~re a~preciation for his aid to . be a "Palomar per~nnial, n . is ' the man who h·a s been doing · ·such. and suppo~t as spons.or of the an exc'e llent job as the "Campus TELESCOPE. r,- ~th li'fost of the staff. ~emain­ Reporte~" for the , eal~:tns appe~~­ 1 ing the coming ·semester, :r know ing weekly i11 the local papers • Bill chose to remain anonymous, we can look forward to an even but now that he is leavi~g u~~ we better yea~. for Pa:lomar-'a '~ student wish publicly to acknowledge ou~ new$ paper. ~ debt to him for so well represent~ • J: :•: n~ , J.o~ t o ' th . e con1mun1. t les. '

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Copying: (Smarty) "I was just bor~o·wing an era:;:~er."

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Escondido, also ~hort-handed, lost to Fallbrook, 33-12.

Fall~ brook' ~~owed perfeotipn in ~ aerial f 00t ball~ / ' 1 .

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. .Teaming up the men of his gytn ol~s~es .according to their towns 1 Coach Bill Dae has. been staging a series of touch football games afte~ school.

The touch football lea.e;ue will end its "season" with a play-off between "Fallbrool-: " and"Escondido" for the "champ:l.on• ship"

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team that beat them, ~ 4 that the Comets pnactice when and wherever they can, Lately they pav& been foregoing practice beca~se of rain. _The Spartans.; :- on :the other hand, have one of the finest gyms in San Diego county.

It is the opinion of this writer that if the Comets had practice facilities they could BO "b1g time". ·· Palomar abounds with fine mat·... ' erial, and, what with the excellent coaching of Bill Dae, there is no telling how far the Comets

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(Unconcerned) "It gives me a stiff neck."

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GRADUATE!! l 11 (Pious) "It's

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d~Op Ball" for tnis coming Sat'l.tt'dav to celebrate the last or

(Smarty) "It won't happen t .o me this year."

(Rueful) nr said that la.~t year."

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Fallbrook and ,San Diegulto,the winners, played the ~ollowing art~rnoon.

San Dieguito couldn't seern to clio~k on their running attack and Fallbrook oouldn ' t miss with their passing and running. A lopsided outcome, 40-6, in favpr of Fallbrook~ · The : ehampionship game will be between' Escondido and Fallbrook, with Fallbrook holding a slight edge. The game will be played ~ soon as the weather will permit.