PCC Courier, December 18, 1968

Sherrilles and Drifters Slated Friday PCC CouXi&v VOL. 30, NO. 13 PASADENA CITY COLLEGE, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA DECEMBER 18, 1968 ' Biggest PCC Concert ' in Campus Center The Sherrilles and the Drifters will star along with Ben Bontem- po and Floyd Bibbins at PCC’s annual Christmas Dance Friday night in the Campus Center. Presented by Pacific Challenge, this promises to be one of the biggest concerts PCC has had in some years,” according to Jim Goodwin, Sophomore President. The Sherrilles, known for such hits as “Dedicated to the One I Love,” “Tonight’s the Night,” “Mama Says,” and their latest hit, “I Love Ya Forever,” will perform two shows with the Drifters, who are known for “Under the Board¬ walk,” “Up on the Roof,” “Smoke Gets in Her Eyes,” and their lat¬ est hit, “Rachel, Rachel.” Master of ceremonies is Bon- tempo, former member of the Spiral Staircase. Bontempo is known for the songs “Tortured” and his newest, “When the Hunt is Over.” Also appearing will be Bibbins, known for the songs “Let the Four Winds Blow,” the movie theme “Love in Love out,” and "Can’t Help Myself.” There will also be a back-up dance band for the entire even¬ ing. The dance is sponsox-ed by the ASB. Tickets are available at the College Bank, and will be avail¬ able at the door. Cost is $2.25 without ASB card, and $2 with card. Hours ai'e 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dress is casual, and an invita¬ tion is out to the entire valley to come. A special invitation is out to all alumni. Student Parking Problem Discussed by ASB Board ing set for parking tickets so the profits, normally put into the re¬ serve fund, will not be burned up uselessly. Traffic Safety Week Announced by Quealy Joe Quealy, president of Alpha Lambda Epilson, PCC’s law en¬ forcement fraternity, announces that this week is Traffic Safety Week on campus. Traffic Safety Week, put on to emphasize cautious di'iving dur¬ ing the Christmas holidays, went into effect Monday with a bar¬ rage of safety fliers circulated on campus by the fraternity mem¬ bers. Particular emphasis is be¬ ing put on the use of safety belts. During the week a display will be held in the Campus Center patio. “The Great Holiday Mas¬ sacre,” was shown in Sexson Aud¬ itorium, at noon yesterday. To¬ morrow the film, “Mechanized Death,” dealing with traffic sta¬ tistics, and studies done with seat belts at UCLA, will be shown. Both films are in color. Admis¬ sion is free for ASB cardholders, and 25 cents for non-cardholders. Alpha Lambda Epsilon recently held a Law Enfoi-cement Com¬ munity Relations Day, which dis¬ played representatives from the Los Angeles and Pasadena Police Departments, the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department, and campus security. The fraternity also serves the campus by supplying security at student functions. LACC Staff Member Pens 'Thank You' Note The following letter was re¬ ceived this week on Los Angeles City College stationery: Editor: Many thinks to your student body for its coui’tesy and friend¬ liness at last Saturday night’s basketball game, and especially to Mi-. Tony Linehan for his help with the electrical setup. —Don Landauer Los Angeles City College Show Band Two facets of the present park¬ ing problem were discussed in the ASB Board Meeting Thursday. The Board is planning to write a draft of pax-king recommenda¬ tions to present to Dx-. Armen Sarafian, the College Council, the Board of Trustees, and ultimately to the City of Pasadena. One pos¬ sible request is that the city re¬ move the one-hour restrictions surrounding the campus in def¬ erence to two-hour restrictions. The bleachers being erected in the northwestern pax-king lot for the Tournament of Roses Parade, have temporarily forced many students to pax-k in the streets. The ASB Board discussed using part of the profits gained by the seat sales to pay for parking tick¬ ets incurred by resulting viola¬ tions. A standard of legitimacy is be- 'how to get a Head Start' in Harbeson Tomorrow A satire on the poverty pro¬ gram will be presented by the Aspiring Repertory Theater Com¬ pany at noon tomorrow in Harbe¬ son Hall. The company, a theater group from Watts, will present the musical comedy “did you get a Head Start” using both dance and music. The play gives pro and con on the poverty program. The gi-oup is composed of 17 actors, all students, who have had no formal training. They formed last summer, and have played in such places as USC, the California Teachers Association, the Assis¬ tance League Playhouse, and the Administration Honors Six candidates for graduation in the fall have received admin¬ istrative honors and been ex¬ cused from final exams. The students who qualified with 3.67 grade point averages or better are James A. Barton, Lorraine I. Bernstein, Dixie D. Clark, Dianne M. Milkier, and Elizabeth A. Parkhurst. Beverly Hills Playhouse. The group has no organized place for its rehearsal, and prac¬ tices in different churches in the Watts area three times a week. Sponsored by the Assemblies Commission, the play is open free to ASB card holders. Others will be charged 75 cents admission. Faculty members ax-e also in¬ vited to attend without chax-ge. Summer School Dates Announced PCC administi-atoi-s have re¬ leased the dates for summer school 1969. There will be two six-week ses¬ sions of both day and evening classes. The first runs from June 23 through August 1, and the second from August 4 through September 12. Some classes in mathematics and engineering and technology will be offered for nine weeks, June 23 through August 22. ROSE QUEEN Pam Anicich (center) discusses her Rose Court princesses. Pam will ride in the busy schedule with Mrs. Barbara Jones Miller eightieth annual Tournament of Roses Parade ('50) and Eileen Kondler ('68), two former on January 1. “UNDER THE BOARDWALK," “Up on the Roof," and in the Cam¬ pus Center Friday night, will be the Drifters. Along with the Sher¬ rilles, they will do two shows during the dance. Dress will be casual. Tickets are available now at the College Bank. Hip Hypnotist Pat Collins Planned for Sexson in January “Hip hypnotist” Pat Collins will be featured in PCC’s last assem¬ bly of the fall semester. The assembly will be held Jan¬ uary 16, at noon, in Sexson Aud¬ itorium. Miss Collins, “a beautiful blonde,” is noted for having hyp¬ notized many Hollywood actors and acti-esses in her act. She spices the act with humor and song. She uses volunteers from the audience, puts them into trances and proceeds to go into a series of fantastic, ridiculous, and amus¬ ing feats. Linda Christian, who had just broken her engagement with Glenn Ford, was hypnotized one night, and when told that Glenn was in the empty chair next to her, she began addressing the chair as a rat. When Miss Collins put Lloyd Bridges under, he went swim¬ ming through the audience. She hypnotized Jill St. John and told her she was Dinah Shox-e. Miss St. John immediately burst out with her version of “See the U.S.A. in Your Chevrolet.” Miss Collins has played at such places as the Interlude, Basin Street East, the Showboat Hotel, and many others.