The Banner, Vol. 13 No. 2 - October 18, 1967

              CALIFORNIA-   BAPTIST    COLLEGE
Vol. XIII No. 2
Published by the Associated Student Body
October 18, 1967.
11 CBC Students Named
To Who's Who Publication
This year's nominations for Who's
Who Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities have been
accepted by the national organization and are now official. The nominations were accepted as recommended by the CBC faculty committee. They are as follows:
Randy Black from Salinas, Calif.,
Biology major;
Will  Brown  from Hayward,  Calif.,
Religion major;
Ron Dacus  from La Verne, Calif.,
History major;
Kathy    Greenwood    from   Odessa,
Texas, English major;
Wayne    Martindale    from    Wasco,
Calif., English major;
Rob   Granberry   from   San   Carlos,
Calif., Music major;
CBC   Student Senate Organized
A precedent for student responsibility was set October 9, when the Student Senate took its first disciplinary action. The Senate was formed early
this fall when the school administration felt the need to let students handle
the responsibility of dormitory discipline problems.
Ramon Martinez from Cuba, Spanish major;
Shirley Kanno from Honolulu, Hawaii, Sociology major;
Phyllis Kirby Thompson from
Arroyo Grande, Calif., English
major;
John Hamman from Shafter, Calif.,
Math major;
Gay Merrill Hamman from San
Diego, Calif., Biology major.
The Who's Who list is a selection
of outstanding students from colleges
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La Galerie d'Art Set to Open;
Exhibit Faculty Collections
CBC's new art gallery, La Galerie d1 Art, is now being completed. The
gallery is located on the second floor of the northeast wing, adjacent to the
art department.
The first exhibit to be shown in La Galerie d° Art will be the Faculty
Art Show, held from October 22 to November 10. Various art works from the
collections of CBC faculty members will be on display. With each art object
there will be included background information about the artist and his work.
In honor of the opening of La
Galerie cT Art, there will be a reception during the afternoon of the
first day of the Faculty Art Show,
Sunday, October 22, from 2:30 to
4:30. Everyone is invited.
The newly-formed CBC art club
is active in plans for this exhibit.
Its organizational meeting was held
on Monday, October 9, Connie Murphy and Bob McBride were elected
co-chairmen for the organization.
According to Mr. Tom Lee, club
sponsor, "With the opening of the
Art Gallery, the scheduled exhibits,
the Fine Arts Festival and the formation of the Art Club, I believe
that this will be the biggest year
for the Art Department and CBC. It
is my desire that the Art Department
will make a valuable contribution to
the 'Campus of Christian Culture'
and help create  more  of a  dialogue
Connie Murphy and Bob McBride examine
some of the art work to be on exhibit
October 22-November 10.
The Senate consists of a representative from each of the men's
dorms-Fuente, Laurel, and Lancer-
and one from each floor of the Women's dorm.
The Senate's purpose includes
formulating a philosophy of dormitory
discipline and handling the discipline problems themselves as they
arise. With each new case, the Senate invites a different faculty member to act as an advisor. He may
be the counselor or major professor
of the student involved or someone
not    directly    connected    with   him.
According to Gary Collins, in
the first case, considered October
9th, the Student Senate's recommendations to the administration showed
a determination not to deal too leniently with any offenders but at the
same time to consider the individual
differences in each case and act in
the  best interests  of all concerned.
KoKua Club Initiated
To Provide Service
For the first time in the history
of CBC, a Women's Service Organization is being formed. The new
organization will be known as Kokua
(Hawaiian word for "help"). An informal reception will be held in the
Chapel, October 19, at 7:30 p.m.
All girls who are eligible for membership have been invited. The meeting will acquaint those present with
the purposes of the organization and
with the various areas of service
available in the community.
The organization is open to all
sophomore "iniof and senior women
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with the Riverside community."
Future plans involving the Art
Club include an outdoor Christmas
display in December, a German
Works of Art exhibit in January, the
Annual Student Art Show in March,
and  the  Fine  Arts  Festival in May.