California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Friday Bulletin CSUSB Archives 12-8-1967 December 8 1967 Friday Bulletin Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/fridaybulletin Recommended Citation Friday Bulletin, "December 8 1967" (1967). Friday Bulletin. Paper 67. http://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/fridaybulletin/67 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the CSUSB Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Friday Bulletin by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact scholarworks@csusb.edu.
CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE AT SAN BERNARDINO December 8, 1967 The BULLETIN TWO PROFESSORS AWARDED TENURE John M. Pfau announced. Professors Rene Dennemeyer (Mathematics) and Co Michael O'Gara (Physical Education) have been awarded tenure for the 1968 fall term, President Mr. O'Gara, Chairman of the Physical Education Department, formerly was boxing coach at UCLA and chairman of the PoEo Department at Antioch College in Ohio, He came to CSCSB on October 1, 1964, joining the planning staff before the campus was occupied. Mr, and Mrs. O'Gara have three children and eight grandchildren. Dr. Dennemeyer, Professor of Mathematics, came to CSCSB in September, 1966, after serving as a member of the technical staff for the Computation and Mathematics Center at Aerospace Corporation in San Bernardino. Previously he was an associate professor of mathematics at California State College at Long Beach, and a senior scientist for Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Dr. and Mrs, Dennemeyer have three children. THREE ON FACULTY Professor George McMichael (English) has been TO RECEIVE LEAVES awarded a sabbatical leave for the 1968-69 academic year to complete his book, "The Damned Scribbling Women," about American female writers of the 1850's. Professors Robert Smith (History) and Edward White (English) have been granted research and creative activity leaves for one term during the 1968-69 academic year. Dr. Smith will continue working on his book about the history of the Mesabi Iron Range in Northern Minnesota. Dr. White will continue working on his book "Jane Austen's Social Commonwealth," which relates Jane Austen's novels to the Romantic Movement. NEW SECURITY CHIEF EXPLAINS PHILOSOPHY C. Carl Johnson has become Chief of Campus Security at the College. He filled the new full-time position starting December 1. Johnson, a 1967 graduate of Cal Poly Pomona, worked his way through college as a campus security officer at the Kellog-Voorhis campus. He lives in Pomona with his wife, Marilyn, a graduate student Johnson has a Bachelor of Science degree in social service. He was a (cont'd on next page)
LIBRARY EXPANDS College Library hours will be extended during Final HOURS FOR Exam Week, December 9 through December 14o FINAL EXAMS The Library will be open Saturday, December 9 from 9 a.m. to 5 p m. and on Sunday, December 10,from 1 p.mo to 5 p.m. Beginning Monday, December.11,and continuing through December -14 the Library will be open from 8 a^m. to 11 p«m,. FACULTY SENATE wil] meet at 2;30 p^mo Tuesday, December 12 in PS-104. AWARD WINNING INDIA FILM SCHEDULED TONIGHT The World of Apu from India which national acclaim shown tonight at Admission is free to all in PS-10, personnel and students as well as the public. and their friends It has been acknowledged by film critics as a great film and a classic in our time. "The World of Apu" concerns his life as a writer in Calcutta, his marriage, and his relationship to a young son. This program is sponsored by the Lectures and Public Affairs Commit tee, a film won inter will be 7;30 p CSCSB SECOND FLU SHOTS DUE The second in the series of flu shots will be given in the Health Center next week. These shots will be free of charge to faculty, students and staff. The schedule is as follows: December 11 through December 15, 11 a,m, to 2 Pom, Tuesday, December 12, 8 Hom, to 12 noon. VISITORS ON CAMPUS Harold Pigott, chairman of the San Bernardino iralley College Humanities Division and Lawrence Mobley, head of the STtC English Department, visited CSCSB last week to confer with Dr Edward White (English) regarding the content of freshman composition courses at the two colleges. Eighty Pacific High students and five India High students audited classes of their choosing yesterday during a 2Ji-hour visit to CSCSB, ether high school groups of college-bound students are going to be invited to visit the campus during the winter and spring quarters.
hospital corpsman in the U.S» Navy and has been employed as an ambulance attendant and an emergency-room technician in a hospital» He is a licensed vocational nurse= "Our main role here is to help students get an education^ and to help faculty teach," Johnson said» "We want to be available at all times to provide protection and services~-whether it's preventing a theft, or referring a potential suicide to the Counseling Center, or letting in a professor who is locked out of his office." "All the security officers are here to help anyone with problems. We want to help all the people on the campus to achieve their lawful goals. If students have to worry about their safety or their property, it will interfere with their studies. This also applies to the faculty if they have to worry about being assaulted on the campus after dark, or having test papers stolen out of their desk, they cannot do as effective a job of teaching." Johnson's office is in Room A-152 and his phone extension is 352, temporarily. Under the new philosophy of campus security, the chief reports to the Dean of Students as part of the Student Personnel program. The new chief will confer with students to provide security for extracurricular events on campus, whenever students request it. BOWLING LEAGUE The CSCSB Bowling League has sent out a call for at NEEDS RECRUITS least ten replacement members, both men and women. Students, faculty and staff are invited to join and are asked to contact Dale Lohmuller, Fred Cordova or Kathy Jaeger. The league bowls Wednesday evenings, 6sl5,at the San Hi Lanes. ARCHITECT PICKED The Board of Trustees of the California State Col- FOR NEW PARKING leges has approved the firm of Eckbo, Dean, Austin & Williams as project architects for the new parking facilities at CSCSB in 1968. In other action last week, the Trustees revised the 1968-69 budget to include $48,403 for the granting of a joint doctoral program between California State College at Los Angeles and UCLA. Cal State Los Angeles also received $346,996 for instructional television and a computerassisted instruction pilot program in 1968-69. ASB CHRISTMAS BALL COMING The ASB Christmas Ball will be held December 15 at the California Hotel. It is semi-formal, tickets $3.00 per couple, and will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. "The Sensations" will play for the holiday affair. Faculty is cordially invited to attend. ^ ^ ^9 VV VV ^9 WV ^9 ^ 99 9% PERSONALS Frank Warren, Supervising Custodian, is celebrating the return home of his son from Vietnam. Spec-4 Robert Warren, U.S. Army Engineers, was wounded in action and will be home on a 30- day recuperation leave before returning to Vietnam for a 6-month tour in 1968.
DIRECTORY CHANGES Deletions; John A. Shaw, Jr. chanqes; Delete "Acting" from Dr. Petrucci, Chairman of Natural-Sciences Division. Additions: Ext. 264 Scott, Doris M. (Joe H.), Secretary to Dean of Activities and Housing, Student Services, L-122, 454 Mariposa, Rialto 92376, 875-5771. Ext. 313 Quanstrom, Patricia A. (Donald), Typist-Clerk, Accounting Office, A-111 5094 Crescent, San Bernardino 92407, TU 3-5832. Ext. 352 (temporary) Johnson, C. Carl (Marilyn), Chief of Campus Security, A-152 (temporary). 1986 S. Park Ave, Apt. 2, Pomona 91766, 714-628-0206. Ext. 225 Wej-ser, Florence (Hyman), Laboratory Instructor, PS-317, 25665 Pasito St., San Bernardino, TU 95769. Ext. - Brodarick, Patricia (Miss), Laboratory Assistant, BS-308, 4143 N. "E" St., San Bernardino 92407, TU 3-4916. Promotions: Birdene Lewis has been promoted to Senior Stenographer in the Executive Dean's Office. Richard E. Ceballos has been promoted to Stationary Engin eer Helper. Personnel Dept. Cora Lee Moffett has been granted formal leave for the Actions: month of December. Change of Goodman, Richard - 758 W. Virginia St., San Bernardino Address. 92405, TU 4-3856 & Phone: Humphries, John - New phone - TU 3-5833, Apt. 209 THETA PSI OMEGA TO BE babysitters Maurel, Andre - Box 546, Wrightwood 92397 Theta Psi Omega, Women's Service Club, announces that it has over ten members who will be available to babysit: for faculty, staff or students who have children. Information regarding the names, addresses, phone numbers and whether or not transportation is available may be obtained from the Dean of Activities and Housing Office. The rate of pay will be determined by individual club members. ART PROFESSOR William Haney, assistant professor of art, is exhibit HAS L.A. EXHIBIT ing two of his abstract illusionism paintings, titled "Urbana" and "Cicero," at the Esther Robles ' Gallery in Los Ang-eles from tonight until Dec. 26. The gallery is at 665 North La Cienega.