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THE AUDITOR 116

Volume 12. October 1975, Published Monthly by the Church of Scientology of California, 2723 W. Temple St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90026

THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF AUDITING

by L. Ron Hubbard

There are certain basic truths and laws about the human mind. There are the game. He might include the various parts of the E-Meter and TRs and
not very many. They are astonishingly few. You audit by those, not by how things like that. He could go over that checklist very carefully checking if
reasonable it is that something else would work. You mustn't be reasonable. at any time in any recent session he was worried about any part of this
You must be fundamental. checklist. Just ask himself honestly, "In the last sessions have I had any
You actually have to isolate out for yourself what is true and what is concern with this?" Then just take those points he's checked and go ahead
fundamental. and drill them. Treat them like a plain old drill, that's all.
I could give you a list of fundamentals and get you examined on them When a dancer finds that he usually stumbles on his exit, he practices the
until you were green in the face. I could say "These are the truths and step that gets him exited until he doesn't stumble on his exit.
that's all there is to it." And actually, all that gives you is a stable datum Well, that's what it takes to become a master of a craft. Don't think that
fixed in by a confusion, not understanding. That datum then isn't available you're going to get results, real honest-to-goodness results if you're anything
in a tight spot. And if the auditor is unable to regurgitate the proper datum else.
in any tough situation in an auditing session, at that instant he'd be sunk. Only with this drilling on fundamentals will you be free to be a craftsman,
You must recognize the fundamental for what it is. A fundamental is a a master of what you're doing. Only then will you be free to audit the pc in
fundamental. front of you.
I could go this far: I could say to you "This is a fundamental, find out You won't be free to audit the pc in front of you as long as you're
about it," and tell you eight, ten, fifteen times, "It's a fundamental, find enslaved with "don't knows" amongst your auditing tools, because you'll
out about it." Then one fine day you'll say, "Well I haven't got anything else have a chain of error which mounts in the session from the basic not-,
to do. 1 think I'll find out about it. Oh my god, it is a fundamental!" At knowingness.
that point it becomes a useable tool. Today's auditing is not aimed at the repetitive process with no attention •
You could go on believing these fundamentals are fundamentals but never on the pc and "hoping for the best." Today's techniques require a master's
use them at the time they're required. You'll miss on pc after pc. All of a touch. They are that strong, that powerful. The pc's reactive mind doesn't
sudden you'll say "Why am I missing on this pc?" It'll be something on this have a prayer if you do auditing right.
basis: you, the auditor, do not recognize what fundamental applies. You have in Sciento'ogy broadlv workable technology. At the same tinv
When you know these fundamentals you can get an enormously speeded- Continued on page 2
up look at auditing. You've got a chance to look at the fundamentals and
eventually see that you don't need 8,655 superstitions like "I must not stand
under a carob tree because that's what gives women babies" and other "true"
data of the human race. You get down to the bottom of the pile and all
these superstitions become understandable.
What I expect of an auditor is that he audit the pc right there in front of
him, by the most fundamental fundamentals that he can command and
understand. This auditor will always get wins.
Now, these fundamentals must be applied with exactness to small details.
Why?
The common denominator of all great art is a great ability to do a small
detail. You look at the Japanese working with the brush. He paints a
bamboo. He paints it all up, and boy he paints, and when he's all finished
there's a beautiful sketch of a bamboo. So you say, "That's easy," and you
take some charcoal and a big piece of paper and say, "Well . . . let's see
. . . " and you never get anywhere. It looks so easy, but they don't do it
overnight.
Well, the little Japanese knows where to get the inkstone. He knows how
to grind it up. He knows how to mix it. He knows how to handle brushes,
and he could probably write with a brush as fast as you can write with a pen.
All of this great art is built out of a great ability to do a small detail.
That's why the schools of drawing that you see lined up along the board
and fence down in Greenwich Village will never get anywhere. In fifty years
nobody will be able to find those pictures around. One sketch definitely
will not be going for £285.000. More likely you'll find them filling a mouse-
hole somewhere to keep the draft out.
That's because those boys work on an entirely different idea. They see
the ease with which art is done by masters, and mistake the tremendous
skill in the tiny detail. The tiny detail looks easy. It all looks so natural and
easy. They use the same abandon with which the master works to paint their
paintings or sculpt their sculptings, and that's madness. The only thing that's
missing is how do you take a small brush and flip it across a palette to bring
it to a point and paint an absolutely straight line. How do you do that?
I'll give you some idea of this. Michelangelo used to go calling on his
friends, and if they weren't home he'd take a piece of chalk and draw a
perfect freehand circle on the door. They always knew Michelangelo had
been to visit them as he was the only man in all of Italy who could draw a
freehand circle that was perfect. This was recognized as a badge.
There's a craftsmanship, a know-how, an exact skill, an exact response in
this. I don't care how great the man's name or how splendid the accomplish-
ment he's trying to accomplish, or how tiny or unimportant the kind of task.
The factor is still there - it's still craftsmanship, and craftsmanship is built
out of tremendous expertness on the tiny detail.
A student of auditing could make himself a checklist of the fundamental
parts of auditing. I'm talking now about the "mixing the pigments" stage of
 ASHO NEWS
FIRST
CLASS
VIII
REUNION
HELD
T h e First Annual Class
VIII Re-Union was a per-
fect success! It was held
at the Manor on July 26,
and a t t e n d e d by over 100.
Five guest speakers gave
their own personal exper-
iences on the Class VIII
Course: Artie Maren, Peter
Crundall, Drew J o h n s t o n ,
Alan Walter, and Pam
Kemp.
A large card, "Greet-
ings to the C o m m o d o r e
from Class VIIIs of the
First Class VIII R e - U n i o n " Class VIII Aitie Maren shares a joke with the roomful of Class VIIIs at the First Annual Class VIII
was signed by all, and sent Re-L'nion.
to L. Ron H u b b a r d .
There were seven Class VIIIs there from the ( A n y Class VIIIs not in contact with ASHO Class
original Class VIII Course on Flag in 1968: Charles VIII Supervisor, write her immediately at ASHO. A
Groff, Mary Jane (Jewell) Hertz, Esther Mangold, Class VIII Newsletter is coming o u t soon and y o u r
Artie Maren, Pern Wall, Alan Walter and Bob L y p k o . current address is needed.)
Each Class VIII at the Re-Union was given a " C o d e of
H o n o r " , donated by Class VIII Bruce Bishop.
There are now two families with T H R E E Class VIIIs
in each: Phil Spickler, Teri Spickler and Mimi Spickler;
and George Seidler, Andy Seidler and Melanie Seidler.
Next year's Class VIII Re-Union will be t h e 4 t h
Saturday in July, 1976.

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Kingsley Wimbush, Gayle Teele, Pete Summers, Jack Hersh-
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Michael Biggins, Danielle Harrell, Cris Lickert, Rick White,
Barbara Slatkin. Billy McCall, Ruth Knudson. Darlene Eggan,
Renee Ansort, Mae Rice, Ellen Rockwell, Donna Taylor, Bob
Azevedo, Valerie Leany, Abi Luscy, Kathy Reed, Kent Thornell
Debbie Butler. Peter Rundberg, Susan Blanchard, Mike Hamra,
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Craig Bell, Nick Eckleberry, Nancy Schmiedeke, Jan Gildersleeve,
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Lorenzen, John Vollbrecht, Dale Moore, Wayne Ball, Bina
Cynion, Eric Rix, Debbie Butter, Sue Strickland, Bette Rehden.
Bill Martin, Lucy Martin, Dave Jordan, Carrie Kerman, Kerry
Gordon, Sam Fullerton, Garth Thompson, Lars Asplund, Tom
Laughlan, Steve Demogenies.

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 VITAL
STATISTICS
MARRIAGES
At O r l a n d o , Florida
RITA LEIGHTON H A L L and PHILIP A R T H U R H O R N E R were
married on July 3, 1975 by the Rev. Edson L. Chrissinger.
At Amityville, Long Island, N e w York
RACHF.L G O L D S T E I N and RON H A U G E N were married on
July 6, 1975 by the Rev. Richard D. Alexander.
At Washington, D.C.
KATHY ZAREMBA and HUGH W I L H E R E were married on
J u n e 2 8 , 1975 by the Rev. Greg Wilhere in the c o u r t y a r d of the
F o u n d i n g Church of Scientology.
At Vancouver, British C o l u m b i a , Canada
A P R I L R O G E R S and J O H N N U I S K E R were married on January
2 5 , 1975 by the Rev. Hilarie Rockl.
At Old S a c r a m e n t o , California
ADDIF. C A E T A N O and PAUL O ' N E I L L were married on
August 16, 1975 by the Rev. Doug L i n d e m a n .
At R o s e m o n t , Pennsylvania
B A R B A R A H U T C H I N S O N and B R A D F O R D PF.TTIT were
married on July 19, 1975 in Austin Memorial Park by the Rev.
Andy Leonard.
At San Diego, California
ENID V I E N , Class V I I I , and DUNCAN A N G U S were married
on August 30, 197 5 by the Rev. Carl Carlson.
At Austin, Texas
J A N E LAMBETH, HPCS, OT IV, and DIXON A L L E N ,
OT HI X, were married on May 17, 1975 by the Rev. Frank
Sergeant.
At Saint Paul, Minnesota
M A R E E N BABCOCK and MIKE S T A P L E S were married on
July 3, 1975 by Father Heshen.
At H o l l y w o o d , California
J O Y C E W R I G H T and DOUG F I A N D A C A were married on
August 2, 1975 at t h e Manor by the Rev. R o n Fiandaca.
At H o l l y w o o d , California
R O N ! LEIBGOLD and WILLIAM H E D S T R O M were married
August 2, 1975 in the Manor garden by the Rev. H o w a r d Becker.
At Davis, California
J U D I T H A R D E N S H A F R A N and LYNN I R O N S were married
on J u n e 18, 1975 by the Rev. Steve Besio.
At Washington, D.C.
CAROL ANN PETERS and THEODORE ANDREW
W E N D L A N D III were married on August 30, 1975 by the Rev.
Sandy Wilhere.
At Minneapolis, Minnesota
A N G E L A K R U G E R and J O H N W A A R A N I E M I were married on
August 2, 1975 by the Rev. Paul Torola.
At Davis, California
D O N N A S Y N H O R S T and R O B E R T R E I F E R were married o n
June 2 1 , 197 5 by the Rev. Steve Besio.
At Palo Alto, California
B A R B A R A PEASE and BRIAN ZWAN were married on March 8.
1975 by the Rev. Phil Spickler and Dr. Hal Puthoff.
At North A d a m s , Massachusetts
T R A C Y C L O U G H and J E R R Y M A R K L A N D were married on
March 15, 1 9 7 5 .
At Los Angeles, California
S U Z A N N E GLASGOW and C R A I G W R I G H T were married on
August 2 9 , 1975 by the Rev. Sam Loria.
At St. Helena, California
C L A R I C E M a c D O N A L D and CHUCK DALY were married on
May 17, 1975 by t h e Rev. Russel McKevitt.
At Phoenix, Arizona
J O A N N E F O L L I S and L A R R Y C H R I S T I A N S O N were married
on May 17, 1975 by t h e Rev. Diane K. Koel.
At W o o d l a n d , California
J U L I E W A R R E N and M A R K H A M I L T O N were married on
August 16, 1975 by the Rev. J o h n D o u g h t y .
At Geyserville, California
RONA ISAACSON and T I M O T H Y B O R O L E S were married
on J u n e 2 2 , 1975 by Rabbi A b r a h a m Feinberg.
At Nevada City. California
M A R L E N E W O L F E and MICHAEL P A R O D I were married
on May 10, 1975 by the Rev. Lawrence Lynn.
At C o r o n a Del Mar, California
B A R B A R A F R E D E R I C K S and R A N D Y SMITH were married
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in a d o u b l e ring c e r e m o n y
on August 17, 1975 by the Rev. T o m Morgan.

ENGAGEMENTS
MARK W. FISK and JOY A R C H E R a n n o u n c e their engagement
to be married on December 2 5 , 1 9 7 5 .
J O H N BREWER and H E L E N HANSEN a n n o u n c e their engage-
m e n t to be married on O c t o b e r 18, 1 9 7 5 .
RICK JOHNSON and DEE H O I . L I N G S W O R T H a n n o u n c e their
engagement to be married on O c t o b e r 1 1 , 1 9 7 5 .
MARK MADDY and KATHY R I T T E R a n n o u n c e their intention
to be married on S e p t e m b e r 2 0 , 1975 in Davis, California by
t h e Rev. Albert Alexander P o l h a m u s IV.

BIRTHS
At H o l l y w o o d , California
To VICKY and PETER LEWIS, a d a u g h t e r . S U Z A N N E
V I C T O R I A , born on August 15, 1 9 7 5 . At Flint, Michigan
At Vancouver, British C o l u m b i a , Canada
To G L O R I A and JOHN HANCOCK, a daughter, DIANA AMY
J O A N , born on May 17, 197S.
To L A U R I E and RANDY P A T E R S O N , a daughter, R A C H A E L
L A I N E , born August S, 1 9 7 5 . ASHO's
At H o n o l u l u , Hawaii
To DF.BRA and A N T H O N Y S H A F T E L , a son, T A D N A T H A N ,
born on July 7, 1975.
CHRISTENINGS
At Tustin, California
REBECCA LYNN, daughter of MARSH and D E E G I E P H E L P S ,
Interned Auditors
At Los Angeles, California
To PEGGY ANN and SCOTT PEDEN, a d a u g h t e r , P A T R I C I A
J O A N N , born o n June 2 1 , 1 9 7 5 .
At Newhall, California
was christened on June 8, 1975 by the Rev. T h o m a s Morgan.
R e b e c c a ' s g o d p a r e n t s are DEBBIE and BILL S U P L E E .
At P h o e n i x , Arizona
Make Releases
K I E R S T E N . daughter of S T E V E and NANCY H E L G E S O N , was EXPANDED DIANETICS CASE COMPLETION
To SUSAN and J O H N B O R D E N , a d a u g h t e r , C A T H E R I N E
christened on May 1 1 , 1975 by the Rev. Juanita Allen.
R O S A M O N D , born o n J u n e 2 3 , 1 9 7 5 . Christine Giannotti, Barbara Sinclair, Ellie Blankenship,
Kiersten's g o d p a r e n t s are LILA P E E P L E S and JIM MAY.
At Washington, D.C.
To SANDY and G R E G W I L H E R E , a son, D A R I U S S T E V E N S ,
At P h o e n i x , Arizona Coyla Seeley, Margaret Logwood, Joseph Scogna, Jr.,
J O N A T H O N J., son of LES and D I A N E K. K O E L , was
born on J u n e 2 0 , 1 9 7 5 . christened on May 1 1 , 1975 by the Rev. Juanita Allen. Richard Jimenez, James Hunter, Emma Erickson, Mitch
At Los Angeles, California J o n a t h o n ' s godparents are JUDY D A R L A N D and JIM MAY. Esterman, Danielle Harrell, Shan Chandler, Howard
To D O N N A and DAVID K A R A S , a daughter, MEGHAN
C H R I S T I N A , born on May 2 9 , 1 9 7 5 . FUNERAL Becker, Diane Leakakos, Barbara Benjamin, Deborah
At Los Angeles. California At T o r o n t o . O n t a r i o , Canada White. Malcolm Laffey, Bill Hurst, Anita Hedrich,
To R A E C H A S E , a daughter, Z E R R I N A L E T H I E A LYN, born
on J u n e 2 5 , 197S.
On August 5, 1975 a funeral service was conducted for Leonard Pergerson, Ernest Corbett, Hugh "Sandy"
W A L T E R C U R R Y by the Rev. Les C. Rogers.
At R i c h m o n d , California Sanford, Joseph Mennone.
To J U L I A and C A R L S U T T O N , a son, T R A C Y R Y A N , born on POWER RELEASES:
J a n u a r y 19, 1975.
At Los Angeles, California Ellie Blankenship, Peter Brown, Coyla Seeley, Mary
To K A R E N and L A R R Y S P E N C E R , a d a u g h t e r , ALISON
E L I Z A B E T H , born on August 14, 1 9 7 5 .
Houghtaling, Kay Biggs, Ron Tatum, Margaret Logwood,
At Los Angeles, California Joseph Scogna, Richard Jimenez, Kathy Lickter, Mary
To D O N N A and TY HUSAK, a d a u g h t e r , J E N N I F E R Ann Gallant, Craig Morris, James Hunter, Chel Hender-
C A T H R Y N . born on August 1 1 , 1975.
At Boston, Massachusettes
son, Mitch Esterman, Sergio Lan, Linda Hutchins, Rick
To J O A N and R I C H A R D GAMBINO, a daughter, J E N N I F E R , Batha, Howard Becker, Diane Leakakos, Ray Mitoff,
born on March 15, 1 9 7 5 . Alison F. Pergusen, John R. Munn, Anne Munn, Marcia
At C o p e n h a g e n , Denmark
To R E N N I E and IVAN W A T S O N , a d a u g h t e r , R O S A L I N D Shepard, Andrea Nathan, Mary Kneipp. Deborah White,
M E R E D I T H , b o r n in natural childbirth on August 12, 197S. Malcolm Laffey, Anita Hedrich, Leonard Pergerson,
At Minneapolis, Minnesota.
To J A N E and KEITH T R U E , a son, JASON S A M U E L , born
Ernest Corbett, Lorie Runnion, Patrick McClure, Shan
on May 13, 1 9 7 5 . Chandler.
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THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF AUDITING
Continued from front page

you inherit along with it a precision

of application which knows no
second class or just-as-good-as. All
of the various points which make
precision in auditing must be
actually precise.

When a pc sits down across from

an auditor who is E-Metering so
well that he never worries about an
E-Meter, does his TRs so well that
he never worries about his TRs,
does his model session so well that
he never worries about his model
session, who knows what he's
supposed to do with the processes
and does just those things - when a
pc sits down across from such an
auditor, he will just say "Gosh,
it's so easy! I am so comfortable
sitting here being audited. How
come? How did that combination
of events take place? Was it because
the auditor was born the seventh
son of a seventh son? Was it some
fantastic prescience of some kind?
Is it because his thetan can read my
thetan?"

It doesn't happen to be a single
one of these things. It was merely
because the auditor knew the little
points of auditing absolutely per-
fectly and did them as a whole
with perfection. He presented no
tension by reason of auditing
because he knew all the time and
could then apply fundamentals to
what he was doing.
First and foremost, to attain
any result requires a technology.
We have this technology.
You have to also get a con-
fidence that when you sit down
and audit somebody by the use
of this technology he is going to
get a result. That takes the last not
know out of it. Is the pc going to
gain or win? And if you do it right,
the pc keeps winning. You win, the
pc wins, everybody wins.
That's the final tension that goes
out of it, and after that the results
you can get in auditing are just
fantastic.
And frankly, that's what I expect
of you. I expect you to learn how
to audit like a master.
In the center of the humming Briefing Course room at ASHO a supervisor orients new day students just arrived from Hawaii. (Left to right, Jordan
Nagasako, Gail Peterson, Peter Alexandre.)
TRAINING FASTER NOW!
NO INTERNSHIPS REQUIRED BEFORE
SAINT HILL SPECIAL BRIEFING COURSE
By order of L. Ron Hubbard, the
internship requirements after Dianetics
and Class IV training have been abolished
for those going right on to the Saint Hill
Special Briefing Course at ASHO.
The Dianetic internship is not required
before going on to Class 0. The Class IV
internship is not required before beginning
Level V (the Saint Hill Special Briefing
Course).
When doing your Dianetic and Class
IV training you may now achieve either
a PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE
(meaning you have done the theory,
practical and auditing for your level) OR
the new CONDITIONAL CERTIFICATE
(meaning you have done the theory,
and practical drills but not the auditing).
Either Conditional Class IV or Provisional
Class IV makes you eligible for the
SHSBC. Internships are not required
in either case for the student going on to
Level V
NOW YOU CAN GET TO ASHO
WITHIN 3 MONTHS OR LESS.
As a full time student you can now
do your training from the beginning to
Class IV in just 3 months with the Con-
ditional Certificate system.
After you complete the Briefing
Course (Class V) and Senior Briefing
Course (Class VI), you will do your
internship at ASHO to earn your per-
manent certificate. The Class VI Intern-
ship includes your full internship on
Dianetics and then 0-VI on just the right
gradient to craftsmanship.
Take advantage of the new faster
route and speed your own progress up Class VI Intern Mike Miller hops off the Manor
bus at ASHO just in time for roll call and
the Bridge! Write the Letter Registrar at another exciting day on his internship. The
ASHO right now for friendly assistance Manor makes a special morning run to ASHO
in making your plans. for interns.

From Saint Hill Special Briefing Course Tape

"Craftsmanship - Fundamentals."

THE AUDITOR
The Monthly Journal of Scientology
Edition for the Americas
Volume 12, Issue 116
October 1975

FOUNDER: L. RON HUBBARD

Editor: Diane Collctto
Assistant Editor: Lynn Baldwin
Copyright (c) 1962, 1964, 1973, 1975
by L. Ron Hubbard. All rights reserved.
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 AUDITORS RUSH TO ASHO
to learn the craftsmanship of auditing
More t h a n 50 new s t u d e n t s have p o u r e d into A S H O
to start the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course in the last
few weeks!
There are now more s t u d e n t s on Level V and VI
than ever in A S H O history, with a total of 3 5 7 enrolled
for either day or evening schedules.
Staff and Supervisors were-thrilled to see all t h e new
s t u d e n t s arrive. The large Briefing Course r o o m has
been e x p a n d e d to take over the adjoining space, almost
doubling its size, to make r o o m for more s t u d e n t s .
"Listening to the Briefing Course r o o m during after-
noon practical time is like listening to the h u m of the
New York Stock E x c h a n g e , " said one observer. T h e
incredible a m o u n t of purposeful activity is exciting
to see and even more exciting to be part of! Each set
of twins, intent u p o n their drills, have their total con-
c e n t r a t i o n on learning auditing to R o n ' s standards and
progressing through the course.
As Scientology e x p a n d s at a high roar, m o r e Class
Vis, Class VIIIs, Class VI Case Supervisors and HSSTs
are needed across the c o u n t r y to hold in Standard
Tech.
T h e auditors now on the Briefing Course at A S H O
are the Class VI I N T E R N S of t o m o r r o w , w h o will
then be going out to deliver auditing with real crafts-
manship to the people of the Western Hemisphere.
Now is the time to gain the knowledge and cer-
tainty these a u d i t o r s are gaining. Join t h e m on t h e
Briefing Course t o d a y !
FOCUS ON SUCCESS
Auditors gain professional experience and
certainty on ASHO internships!
HANDLED WEAK AREAS
/ gained the stability to audit Class VI materials plus really
cleaned up and handled weak areas in my tech that I've had for
years. The internship rehabilitated my willingness to help pre-
clears and audit.
Rand Shipley, Permanent Class VI
BEST POSSIBLE CLASS VI
/ learned so much about auditing on this internship-1 really
improved in handling preclears and doing assessments.
To be totally truthful I received as much knowledge about
auditing in practical on the Class VI Internship as I did theory
on the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course. That's a lot'
You really need this internship to be the best possible Class
VI you can. Your mission, org and preclears will be glad you
did it!
Dede Dizik
Permanent Class VI
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
When I finished the Briefing Course I could audit with very
good results.
According to the Grade Chart my next step was the intern-
ship. On the internship I found out I wasn't a student anymore,
I was a professional auditor, and that as an auditor I was
expected to audit.'
Then I found just auditing the preclear to a win wasn 't quite
enough I had to get the results that were expected and intended
in the preclear's program. That was the test. Whenever I fell back
there was correction.
Then one day I found I was able to audit any case that was
given to me, with no effort. It was really easy. My confidence
had improved 100%.
My purposes all aligned. If you look at the Awareness Charac-
teristic column, you'll notice it goes up the middle of the chart
(not just the processing side). The Class VI internship stabilized
me at "purposes". It made more change in me than anything else
I've ever done in Scientology.
Ellen Rockwell
Permanent Class VI
TECH NEVER LETS ME DOWN
I've been auditing now for 6 weeks in the field since com-
pleting the Class VI Internship at ASHO. My own sense of cer-
tainty in executing any auditing program continues to grow.
The tech I now have under my belt' never lets me down, and
standard application leaves my preclear looking like a neon
light almost immediately. No more desperation for me or the
preclear.
Jackie Matthiesen
Permanent Class VI
GLAD I INTERNED RIGHT AWAY
I'm really glad I did internships right away after the Briefing
Course. I was on a co-audit, hut I found I couldn 't just keep
co-auditing and do nothing else. I couldn't stay keyed-in long
enough' You really do have to keep busy with life. I found it
balances the wins of auditing and the satisfaction of producing.
Mark Dale
Permanent Class VI
BACK ON PURPOSE
This has been quite an experience for me. I have been off
lines and off purpose for about 3 years. I found if you don 7
use it you lose it.' With the help of the Supervisors. Case
Supervisors and Cramming Officer I've ground off a lot of
rust and feel I'm a pretty shiny auditor again. (My preclear
is shiny too and that's what it's all about).
I worked hard and I'm glad because I broke through some
barriers and now I'm not efforting. Thanks to Ron and the
ASHO tech and Qualifications staff.
Helen Kit chin
Class VI
NEW STUDENTS ON THE SAINT HILL
SPECIAL BRIEFING COURSE:
Holly E p s t e i n . J o h n i Hurst, J o a n Biggs, R o m y N u i r h e a d ,
Marie Tyler. Sioux B u s h m a n , Marion F u m e n t o , Karen
Kuever, Ken Traeger, Jan Welda, Dick P r o u l x . Keith
F o z z a r o , David West, Mark Brown, Gail Peterson. J o r d a n
Nagasako, Peter A l e x a n d r e , Myrna J a c o b s , O w e n
R e y n o l d s , N a n c y H o c h m a n , Joe H o c h m a n . Alice
D a y t o n , Vikki Walker, Cindy Woodruff, Dan F u m e n t o ,
Debbie Baer, Sue S n o w , Charlie Garner, Larry Meyers,
Jose Menendez, Paul G a m b e r g , Bob Kosal, Doris
L e o n a r d s o n , Tim Orloff, Celia Hawkes. B o b b y D u b o w ,
Gill Bailo, Mary Ribiero, Leslie Tyrer, A n d y Rush, Pat
C o o k , Bill Penninger, S t e p h e n Rodriguez, Sheila Marsh,
Debbie McFarland, Bob Sigsbee, Sarita L a n n , Faith
Stella, Sherry R o b i n s o n . Alan Pearson, Lynn Verhoeff,
Dan Mackenzie, T o m Lane, Ed Maher, Doug Taylor,
Gerald F r e n c h , Joan DeAngelo. Linda P e t e r s o n , Herb
Z e r d e n , Brad Sweigert, Lorretta Warren. Beth Shaffer,
Alfred Belleza. K a t h y Brown, Ed Miller. Bill S h e p a r d .
NEW STUDENT ON SENIOR BRIEFING
COURSE:
Steve Crivello. Happy new arrival for the Briefing Course Mark Brown (seated)
is greeted by an ASHO registrar! New students lined up behind
him (left to right) are Jan Welda, Alan Pearson, Tom Lane, Jose
Menendez, Brad Sweigert, Darrin Michell, Dave West.
100% STANDARD TECH TERMINALS
To me it doesn't make much sense to do a course without
doing an internship the two go hand in hand.
An internship is the 'proof of the pudding' where the rough
edges stand up and salute'
On my first internship at ASHO I learned it really was OK
to have a Texas accent, and that I didn't have to come on with
a phony voice to get reads on the meter.
At ASHO one has the advantage of being trained by top
tech terminals. This may sound awesome and a little frighten-
ing, but it's not. It actually makes it much easier because the
tech is 100% standard.
Carol Cowan
Permanent Class VIII
SAFE ENVIRONMENT Interns Barbara Slatkin and Peter Rundberg work on a practical
After not auditing for over 2 years, coming in for my Class drill at ASHO. Intern Cramming Officer (standing) points out a
VI Internship scared me a bit! But soon after the initial shock bulletin by L. Ron Hubbard for them to re-study.
of long hours of study and very demanding supervisors, I started
to roll and my basics came to full view again. I felt confident
and ready to audit.
I audited in the safe environment of the Hubbard Guidance
Center under very expert Case Supervisors and from the very
first session I was winning and the preclear was winning. Flubs
were handled smoothly and quickly and within a few weeks
I was out the top and graduated.
Be
Professional
Having some time left over, I did the Class VIII Course and
that put things together on a new plane of simplicity. Then on
to Expanded Dianetics for more breathtaking tech straight
from source. And now I'm on the Expanded Dianetics Intern-
ship.
All this in about 4 months!
Thanks to ASHO and Ron for making it so simple.
Peter Rundberg,
Intern at ASHO
Class VIII
PERMANENT CERTIFICATE! A S H O is where y o u b e c o m e a professional
Permanent OK to audit as a Class VI is a fantastic feeling. auditor. A S H O is where you really learn w h a t
I feel competent and very valuable as a being. craftsmanship is all a b o u t .
Dick Killion
Permanent Class VI An A S H O internship is t o u g h , challenging.
A n d it's w o r t h every m i n u t e . Y o u c o m e t h r o u g h
CERTAINTY FOR MYSELF rapidly as a confident, certain auditor of proven
The Class VI Internship gave me exactly what I came to flawless ability.
Los Angeles to get. I got certainty for myself on the tech. I You'll audit all kinds of preclears. Soon you'll
usually felt pretty good about programs that Case Supervisors
had written and on the day to day ClSes in general. But as a be able to give any of t h e m c o n t i n u o u s , standard
Class IV I never felt I had enough knowingness to know for gains -- no u n c e r t a i n t y , no goofs, just 100%
myself that everything was 100%. standard. The VI Internship S t a n d a r d Tech session after session.
gave me that knowingness.
At A S H O y o u have Flag-trained tech terminals
Nancy Beatty
Permanent Class VI w h o k n o w their business to back you u p . Y o u r
Intern Supervisor is a Power Class VIII. A PER-
INTERNING AT ASHO M A N E N T certificate from A S H O m e a n s y o u
All auditors should be so lucky to do their internship at KNOW y o u r tech is S T A N D A R D .
ASHO. This is the place to do them. I feel fantastic. Thank you
all'
If you're a provisional Class VI, get on your Class VI
Bruce Harrell Internship at ASHO now. What you already know will be
Class VIII validated. Your tech will be brought totally up to date.
Any weak points will be quickly cleared up with source
EFFORTLESS AUDITING materials.
/ came here in June to do the Class VI Internship. Now in If you're on or planning to do the Briefing Course,
early August I'm graduating as a permanent Class VI. I feel complete the training cycle by interning immediately
absolutely marvelous. after you graduate. With the data fresh in your mind,
I now know I can apply standard tech flawlessly with total you'll get through faster and easier. When you go home,
certainty of achieving the desired results. I can audit for many you'll take a PERMANENT certificate from ASHO!
hours effortlessly, taking the preclear through cycle after cycle
on up the grade chart. I can handle bogged students, repairs, in Class VI Internship: $375, including Dianetics and
fact anything at all that needs handling. I'm finding I enjoy 0-VI. Allow 3 weeks for each internship.
auditing more than ever. Reserve your place now. Write the Letter Registrar,
The training here is superb. It's such a joy to experience Church of Scientology of California. ASHO, 2723 West
top-notch supervision all the way, to audit in a totally upstat Temple. Los Angeles, California 90026.
place - I look forward to coming back for the next training
cycle. And I encourage all auditors who have not yet interned You owe it to yourself, to your preclears, and to
to get on out here and do it now' Ron to be the very best auditor you can be.
Betty Magnan
Permanent Class VI
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Flag-trained JERVIS JOHNSON (left) and Power Class VIII WILL CARTER, two of the many interned auditors in ASHO's Hubbard
Guidance Center, on their way to audit the Power Processes.
YOU WIN AND YOUR PRECLEARS WIN
WHEN YOU INTERN AT ASHO
IF EVERYONE KNEW WHAT I KNOW NOW
// everyone knew that they could get the kind of gains I
got from ASHO's help in delivering fantastic auditing, they
would literally be lined up around and around the block.
My gains have been absolutely - not good, or great, but
completely and totally fantastic, beyond my imaginings.
I had been away from auditing for a while, had an operation
and came in finally. Oh, I thought, I have already done the Drug
Rundown what I didn't know was that I hadn't had it at
ASHO with a great C/S and auditor and staff to back it up.
I was already a Grade IV Expanded, but my confront came
up to handle things that hadn 't been confrontable before. Little
did I know what crazy considerations I had stored in my bank to
keep me at effect. No longer true. I am here as a Scientologist
and that is the only valid reality - Scientology works! Thank
you Helen Kitchin for fantastic auditing.
Rosalyn Carlton
page 4 - Issue 116 - THE AUDITOR
WHOLE FAMILY WINS
Before I found Scientology, my doctor told me I should
have been dead 15 years ago. Also, my son's life was hanging
in the balance after 2 major operations. Since auditing this
last year the doctors can find nothing wrong with either of us.
They call us "wonder patients" (ex-patients that is).
In this last year my family and I have had progressively more
wins. This business of survival is a real joy and pleasure.
Faith Stella, Now SHSBC Student
ASHO GOT ME THROUGH
The people here at ASHO who helped me get through the
cycle of Expanded Dianetics and Power are really fabulous.
When I was at the other end it all looked impossible, but with
their help getting through was easy. The auditing was fantastic.
Ned Higginbotham
(now Clear and on his Class VI Internship at ASHO)
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THIS PLANET IS MY BACKYARD
/ am more at cause than I have ever been and KNOW that
my postulates for the future will all be realized. This planet
is my backyard and I no longer feel overwhelmed or afraid of
acting in it. I can now operate as a highly efficient, mobile
tactical viewpoint and plot my goals with no self-invalidation
or doubt. It sure feels good to feel GOOD! Somebody once
said we are as Gods; and we might as well get used to operating
as such. I know I am on my way now and nothing will stop me.
Thanks and a tip o' the oT hat to my auditor, Carter
Manniere.
James Hunter
MORE ENERGY
Expanded Dianetics has made me see myself and others in
a new light. . . a nice light.
Since being at ASHO getting audited I've had more energy
and renewed old purposes.
I'd like to thank my auditor, Carter, and Jenny and Chris for
getting me through so fast.
Debbie
BEING MORE MYSELF
It's hard to put what I've achieved here in words. I made
more case gain in 30 hours of Expanded Dianetics than in 500
hours of everything else. I used to be obnoxiously critical and
VER Y right. The universe looked like something 10 trillion years
ago.
Now I'm here and I see what's really there. When I do some-
thing I do it - no one or nothing else is making me do it. Wow!
Thanks, Tim, Exilda, ASHO and of course Ron.
Howard Becker
GROWN-UP THETANS
Expanded Dianetics has to do with evil, and the confront of
evil is what makes grown-ups. The wins my preclears and I have
made on this level has been uniformly miraculous and it is a
pleasure and an honor to have this tech for with it we will be a
race of grown-up thetans- something we have all been striving
for forever. Thank you Ron, however inadequate that sounds it
is heartfelt, and thanks also to the excellent ASHO staff.
Vivien Crandall
Permanent Class VI
Expanded Diane tic A uditor
 HOW YOU CAN IMPROVE YOUR
CRAFTSMANSHIP AS AN AUDITOR
IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT MAKE SCIEN-
TOLOGY WORK, not the big crashing reasons why the
preclear's mind isn't perfect.
It isn't finding what's wrong with the preclear that
really counts, it's the auditor's craftsmanlike attention
to the little points of auditing that makes for big gains.
Just one effective, received acknowledgement that
makes the preclear know he's been acknowledged may
be worth a dozen processes!
An Auditor becomes an auditor- when he or she
finds out that it's the basics that count.
And this can be very hard to teach. The auditor
who is so sure that all errors are explained by the con-
dition of the preclear seldom gets results. And it's
results that count. You can get results with Scien-
tology and get them rather easily, too, so long as you
know that the way the auditing is administered to the
preclear is more important than the process run.
An auditor who consistently fails to get results is
always the auditor who is most sure that all the errors
for failure lay with the preclear or Scientology, and
never with the auditor's own basics.
How difficult it is to see oneself! How easy it is to
blame the other fellow.
When I first started to teach by self-appreciation of
one's own auditing here on the Saint Hill Course, even
the most veteran auditors were completely baulked.
They have surmounted this now, but it was a mighty
high hurdle for a while. The saga of it was quite funny.
I had the auditor give a session which was recorded on
tape. Then I had the auditor listen to his own session
to find out his or her errors in basics.
Well! You should have seen some of the early
reports I got! I even did an HCO Bulletin to show what
to look for, but to no avail!
Some reports gave the session command by command.
Some gave all the preclear's errors. Some went
Russianesque in 'How horrible I am.' But at first nobody,
just nobody, caught on.
Let me give you the example of the first test made to
show what I mean. I taped a session noting needle
action and condition of the preclear during session.
Then 1 listened to the tape. And I found that every time
the auditor had gotten a dirty needle or a bad reaction
from the preclear, the auditor some minutes or seconds
before had slipped up on his basics. In other words I
found that these basic errors were causing all the bad
preclear reactions.
I found that the auditor made the session always and
the preclear never. The preclear got better because the
auditor audited with smooth basics or got roughed up
because the basics skidded a bit - a slip up on an
acknowledgement, an over-hasty command, a failure to
let the preclear fully answer the question. Seconds or
minutes later, a bad reaction appeared in the preclear.
As a result of such studies of taped sessions, my
complete conclusion is that it is only the auditor's
handling of the session that makes the session. There
is nobody and nothing else to blame. Because the
preclear's bad reaction comes later than the auditor's
skid in the basics, the auditor often does not connect his
error with the preclear's reaction and thinks it is just the
way the preclear is.
You'd think this would be easy to learn; but no,
student reports continued to come in about their taped
sessions that completely avoided the point. These
reports described anything and everything except the
Auditor as Cause.
Examples: 'The session went badly because the pre-
clear had had no sleep.' 'The session was slow because
the preclear had a present time problem.' 'It was late in
the evening, and the preclear always has a high tone arm
after 9:00 p.m.' The Instructor had given me another
process, so when I tried to change the preclear got
upset.' 'This preclear is always critical of auditors.' 'I had
to end off because the preclear was upset.'
Horrible. In no case was the auditor making the
session. The session always depended on outer influences.
Next thing I'd have heard, 'We didn't have a good session
because the stars were not in the preclear's favour.'
Then some light began to dawn here and there and
they started to make it. The students began to see that
the failure of the preclear to progress was due to auditor
errors, not preclear meanness. And these are the things
the students learned:
The preclear's upset is traced back to a failure to
acknowledge well, to chopping the preclear's communi-
cation, to a failure to give the preclear something to
answer, to evaluation, to invalidation - not to the late
hour or the position of Saturn.
An auditing session is made. It doesn't just happen.
ARC Breaks are constructed out of bad basics. Failures
to improve a preclear begin with failures to do good TRs.
An auditing session gets wins only when the auditor
is right there running it and running it smoothly.
The whole essence of auditing is not finding what is
wrong with the preclear and hammering at it. That's a
medical-surgical approach, not a way to betterment. The
essence of auditing is ARC handled and controlled by
the auditor.
The auditor gives the preclear something to answer.
The preclear answers it and when the preclear has
answered it to his or her satisfaction, the auditor acknow-
ledges it. That's auditing. That's why auditing works.
That's why the tone arm moves. That's why the preclear
gets better.
But that simple cycle can have a thousand ways to go
wrong. The auditor gives the preclear something the
preclear doesn't understand and can't answer. The pre-
clear isn't permitted to complete his or her answer. The
preclear answers fully and then never gets acknow-
ledged for it and rambles on. Class VI Intern at ASHO ELLEN ROCKWELL compares a tape
of hei auditing with a tape of a session given by L. Ron Hubbard.
Those are the things self-appreciation of one's audit-
ing should reveal.
Scientology has been getting fine results for a dozen
years. In the hands of a good auditor, there are no big
case failures. So it isn't the techniques.
It's this: What is a good auditor?
A good auditor is one who knows Scientology and its
techniques and who audits with all basics in. That's a
primary thing we stress in training here at Saint Hill.
A good auditor gives the preclear something to do
that the preclear can do, lets the preclear do it, and,
when the preclear has, acknowledges well that the pre-
clear has done it and promptly gives the preclear some-
thing to do. A good auditor never evaluates or
invalidates. A good auditor understands what the pre-
clear has said and never goes on until he or she has
understood what the preclear said.
A technically skilled auditor can choose the very
best processes, but unless these are run with all basics
in, the wins are few.
That's why I started the Saint Hill Course - to make
good auditors become good auditors who could also
make good auditors.
It's been successful in the extreme here at Saint Hill.
But it's still a battle with basics.
For whatever else an auditor must know about the
mind, however valid the technology, it takes plain down
to earth good auditing to pull preclears through.
For the only reason any process works is the auditor's
handling of the session and the basics of the auditing
cycle.
Record some of a session you give, on tape. Note the
rough spots for the preclear in the session while you give
it. Playback the tape in private and spot exactly where
and how each subsequent rough spot was caused by the
failure of the auditor to observe basics.
Suddenly it shows up like a crashed airplane at a
picnic. The auditor caused those rough bits the pre-
clear went through and the auditor caused them by
failing to observe the simple basics.
There may be lots of others reasons, too, but these
don't give the preclear a rough time. They only make the
pc's progress fast or slow.
Preclears don't fail because Scientology doesn't work.
Preclears fail only when Scientology isn't administered
with all basics in.
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Results from
Scientology Churches
ADVANCED ORGANIZATION
G R A D E VI: Janine Clarke, Bob Ealy, Bob G o r d o n , Jerry
H u t c h i n s , Drew Meredith, Jeff Nichols. Barbara R o w l e y , Gerd
Schlieman, Martel Schlieman, Butch Wolery. OT I: Kassandra
Baker, A n n Carlson. Bibbe Hansen, Jim J a c k s o n , Barbara John-
son. Wilberta Kiplinger, Dick K r a m a n , Joe Kuhns, Paul M u m f o r d .
Patty Martino, Rene N o r t o n , Lynn Rogers, J o h n S h e w m a k e ,
Linda Velasquez. OT 11: Ron C o n n o r s , J o h n Higgins. Diane
Kidwell. Lorainne Lee, Roy Lee, Bill L o r e n t z e n , A n d y Marcus,
Ed Norstrand, Diane N e w m a n , Caroline O p o c e n s k y , Paula
Paiewonsky, Jim Rogers, Carron R o d r e , Dan Sjostrom. Pete
S u m m e r s , Loren Sherman. OT III: Sally Allerdice, Paige Becker,
Steve Goldfield, J o h n Grider, Lloyd Guderjohn, Steve L e d e r m a n ,
Dave Oyler, Bruce Partridge, Nancy Perry, Libba Pinchot, l e d
Russell, Shirley R i t t e n h a u s , Steve Stevens, Ed Walters, J o h n
Zegal. OT VII P R O C E S S E S : John B o o t h . Blake Huffam.
OT I1IX: Louise Holland, Bernard Percy, Darby S i m p s o n ,
Martin Weimer. OT I V : Trish Papike. OT V: Clair Bryner.
Kim McDonald, Sue Sullivan, Dick Trimble. OT VI: Larry
Brennan, Gail Holland, Gloria Leonard, Scott Taylor. FULL OT
VII: Sandra Carey, Virginia C o h e n , Russell Fisher, Carol Irvin,
Faye Morris, Glenn Simms.
FOUNDING CHURCH WASHINGTON, DC.
More t h a n 9 0 0 0 people have b o u g h t DIANETICS, Modern
Science of Mental Health in the Washington area since a b r o a d
public campaign began in J u l y ! Well k n o w n Scientologists such
as Milton Katselas, A m a n d a A m b r o s e . J u d y N o r t o n , Chick Corea
and t h e popular g r o u p Rocking House have b e e n on TV and
radio talk shows as part of the campaign.
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Ruth P a r k h a m .
Bruce Kostreski, Ann Means, Laird Swaggert, David Graves,
Richard Gruver, Bill M o r t o n , Sharon F a r m e r . Walter Perkins.
Mike Schoelles. Rose A n n a Haslup, R o b e r t S i m p s o n . Roy
Williamson, Joe Peil, Renee Snide, Chris Jensen, J o h n Welsch.
H Q S : Judy McCrea, Jennifer Manse. J o a n n e T e r b u s h . Franz
Burkstaller, Pauline Dross. H S D C : Barbara T e n o r , Pati Pease.
Agnes K e m p e , Laurie Winters, Bob F l o r e n t z . J a n e t Cassella.
Ray Fink, Randy J o h n s o n , Judy R o s e m a n , Mick McCoy, Jerry
Schuler, Chris S m i t h , J o h n T a y l o r , Taz Delaney. L E V E L 0:
Mike Leach, Tony Dryer, Doug T r o o p , Ginnie Bulat, Margie
D u n n . LEVEL I: Keith D a m m . Becky Lewis, Phil Geisler.
L E V E L II: Ed T h o m p s o n , Brian Grimes. Charlie Shay. Ray
Miller, L E V E L IV: Ted Horner, Bob Elder, Ben Lewis, Phil
Tunison.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Pat D u n c a n , William Reed. Irene Cassell. Gene
Showalter. Pat Elkin, George M o n o k a n , Anita D ' A m i c o , Doug
Legum, Gale Livingston, Steward Lewis. G R A D E 0: Verne
Landers, Ginnie Bulat, Agnes K e m p e . G R A D E I: R a n d y J o h n s o n ,
Becky Lewis, Brad Sweigart, Neil Farren. GRADE. II: George
Baker, Joe Burns. G R A D E 111: l o r n Mertes, Oliver R a i k k o ,
Gene Street. G R A D E IV: Mike Morler, J o d y G u m p e r t . Jim
Busch, Lolly Williams, Robert Mosler. E X P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S :
Jane Kennedy, J o h n Ragusa, Paul Missionis, Joan DeAngelo.
LOS ANGELES
GRADUATES
I N T O R D U C T O R Y SCIENTOLOGY C O U R S E : Paul Braham,
Alice I m b e r y , Dale Albright, Julieta Garcia, Dwight B r o d n e a x .
Billie Merraro, Mark Kingston, Verla Matson, J u d y Hakansan,
Lori Holley. H A S : Nina J a m e s , Mosetta Harris, Larry Mitchell,
Eva Schroeder. H O S : David T u r k , Joe M o n z o n , Chris Carling,
Joan Mulder, Jody Sanchez, Asher A r o m , Ron Reed, Gail G e b r o ,
Debbie Roccehetti, Kathy R o b e r t s , Marty Gaugler, Vicki
T a n g o n a n , Janice Sanchez, Mike Mahan, C a t h r y n Elzinburger.
Sam Durso, Bill Price, Randy M o n t g o m e r y , Patti MacDonald,
Holly Ross, Garth Troescher, Wayne MacDonald. H S D C : Andrea
N a t h a n . Kay Snyder, Loren Troescher, Susan P a r k m a n , Hilary
Moskowitz, Louise Calentropio, Paige Becker, Renee O ' C o n n o r .
Julie Rich, Dale S a m p s o n , B.J. Russell, Esther Levi. Car) E. A b e .
Nuel T a t e , Doug Sadwick, Alan Berkowitz, Bill H a m i l t o n ,
Robbi Williams, Neil Phillips. M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Peter
Davidson, Greg West, Cheryl Worth. L E V E L 0: Wayne Ball.
Kathy Gregg, Larry Burke, Larry Redallia, Bruce B a r t h o l o m e w ,
Mike Head, Lance Ralston. L E V E L I: Perry Morse, Carey
Burke. L E V E L II: Randi Dvoskin, A n t h o n y Eckleberry, Rene
Kristal. L E V E L III: Sally Breaux, James Cardin, J e a n e t t e
Stevenson. Wayne Ball, Marty Mayer. L E V E L IV: Richard
Beaty, Kathy Gregg, Bob Watson, Ross N a k a m u r a . Mike
Rossiter, Sandra Cardin, Dot Vaughn. DIANETIC I N T E R N S H I P :
Linda Velasquez. Lindy Duncansen, Jeff H a r m o n , Jony Pearson,
Craig Miller, Gary H o p e , Chris Watson. D I A N E T I C C/S C O U R S E :
Christine Norstrand. 0-1V I N T E R N S H I P : H o w a r d Becker.
E X P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S C O U R S E : Sue S a l a m o n , Carl Sandin.
E X P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S I N T E R N S H I P : Neil Wilner. EX-
P A N D E D DIANETICS C/S C O U R S E : Joe H o c h m a n .
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : T o m Stave, Gail G e b r o , Marty Gaugler, Ray
L e p o n e . D R U G R U N D O W N : J a c o b u s C h i n n , Paul Ferelli, Duane
Leazenby. ARC S T R A I G H T W I R E : Rick Bartkey. DIANETIC
CASE C O M P L E T I O N : Doug Sadwick, Larry Redalia, Tim
Howell. G R A D E I: Paul Barbaro, Jess Brannan, T h e o Grant.
G R A D E III: Renee O ' C o n n o r . G R A D E I V : Terry T h o m p s o n ,
Tim Mangrum. Howard Becker. E X P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S :
Hank T r u m p .
SACRAMENTO
GRADUATES
H Q S : Casie C a e t a r o , Mike Frazier, Doug M u r p h y . H S D C : Donna
Zino. L E V E L 0: Mark Campbell, S t e p h a n i e R y m e r . S u z e t t e
Cormier, Barb G e t t o . Pat C o x . L E V E L I: Charlie Bean, Hank
Bourland. L E V E L II: Doc DaCostello, T. Brown. L E V E L IV:
Richard D i x o n . Mike Shifton, T o m Collinson, T o m L a n e .
Paul Kithian, Bob Riefer, Doug Ervin, Mark C a m p b e l l . DIA-
NETIC I N T E R N S H I P : Doug Ervin. Steve Brackett, Debby Beck.
Stephanie R y m e r , C y n d e e D o n t y , Jeanne Murchison. Debby
Cox. Hank Bourland, Paul M a t s u m o t o . 0-IV I N T E R N S H I P :
Chris Martelli, Paul M a t s u m o t o . D I A N E T I C C/S C O U R S E :
Doug Fairchild, Karin Duleriel.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Jan Evans. D R U G R U N D O W N : Kathy Hadely.
Suzette Cormier, Greg Galston. Steve H y d e . Stephanie R y m e r .
A R C S T R A I G H T W I R E : Pat Cox, Debby C o x , Doug Ervin.
G R A D E 0 : Mark Campbell. G R A D E I : R o m a n T a b a y o y o n ,
Chuck B o r o m , Rene T h o m a s . G R A D E I V : Mike Shifton, l o r n
Collinson, Greg I.osh.
TORONTO
GRADUATES
H Q S : Carol Share. H S D C : Sandy C o r b y , Doug Firth, Suzi
H a m m o n d , Frank Malcolm. L E V E L 0: Jeremy Barber, Liz
Beaudoin, T h e o Meurmans. L E V E L I: G o r d Moze, Nick Pollicelli.
L E V E L II: Dianne Y u r k o w s k i . D I A N E T I C I N T E R N S H I P :
Liz Beaudoin.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Paul Haggis, J o h n F o r e m a n , R o b C o o p e r ,
Sandra Havaard, Phil Helmer, Fran S c r u t t o n , Carol Share, Mark
Webb. D R U G R U N D O W N : K a u k o Kaariainen. G R A D E 0 :
Thorn Black, Esther Munger, Dianne Y u r k o w s k i . G R A D E IV:
Domenic Galati, Dave MacDonald, Mike Troiani.
INTERNED AUDITORS EXPAND
SAN FRANCISCO
FROM AROUND THE WORLD
I N T E R N E D C L A S S VIIIs A S T R I D C O R D O V A and WENDY
(Peterson) N E G L E Y are e x p a n d i n g t h e San Francisco C h u r c h
while n o w Class VIIIs LYN and RON F I A N D A C A do their
internships at A S H O .
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y SCIENTOLOGY C O U R S E : Alex Mauroni,
Angie Kolevris, M o h a m m e d R a h m o u n . Abdessalem Derdouri.
A n t o n i o Siqueiros, Sherman Lovell, Carlos Garcia. Andy Collins.
Lancy McDowell, Jim Gallagher, Peter Brask, Joseph Lucero,
Alan Kahley, Avery H u d s o n , Daniel Aguilera, R o n n y Rosen,
Kristine A s p d e n , Jo Anne Meyer, Pia Vierra, Ken Fitzgerald.
Constance T h o m s o n . Ed S t u a r t , T o m Christensen. H A S : Pat
O'Halloran. H Q S : Bob R i c h m o n d , Steve C o l e m a n , Barry Morte,
Tim M u r p h y . R u t h H u r t a d o , Jim Feller, Merl Mauroni, Jamie
T h o m a s Barnes, S t e p h e n Dark, Paul Allbright, Tim Alderman.
H S D C : Annie Dillard, Larry Marshall, Celeste Ritz, Don Fell,
D o r o t h y A n n L y k e n s - E d m i s t o n . Debbie Carpenter, Bob Azevedo,
R o b e r t D ' E m i d i o , Betty Sivila, Janet Harrington. Sue Muckler.
Dave Ford, Ted Scheer, Paul Nielsen. Mike Finley, Mike W o o d s ,
Brian Pearce Ed H o n e s t y , Julia Ann Heick, Bob Ullrich,
Shannon Lufkin, Cat F'irstman, Karen Keis, Mark Fey.
M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Steve Hagerth, Lewis S t o n e , Brad
Mooney, Ed Krug, Mike J o h n s t o n e . T o m Francis, Glenn Rodgers.
Jay H a n s o n . Chris Baer, Mark C h a m b e r s . Tim DeCarie, Bill
S c h u b e r t . Nancy Nelson, Celeste Ritz, Larry Marshall, David
Langley. Dave R o c k w o o d , Don Fell. Debbie Carpenter. Annie
Dillard. Jerd Bright, Babs Howell, J a n e t Harrington, Bruce
Ploetz, J o a n Casey, A n d r e w McCluskey, Ken Brown, Valerie
L a n d r y , Bob D ' E m i d i o . L E V E L 0: Mike G u t t m a n . Tom Hall.
Les S w a n s o n . Doug Miller, Marlys F'rey. Tim DeCarie. L E V E L I:
J o y c e Noll. L E V E L II: Jerry Martinez, Jeanne Falk. George
Wynns, Kurt D a m b a c h e r , Sioux B u s h m a n . Doug Miller, Jim
McKinley. L E V E L III: Mike Hedrick, J e a n n e Falk, Alice P a t o n ,
Myrna O r e n b a c h , Sharon Barnes. L E V E L IV: J o h n Kretz, Al
C a r p e n t e r , Jeanne Falk, Roy Estrada, Alica Paton. DIANETIC
I N T E R N S H I P : Curt Wilson, Doug Miller. Jim Deake, Art Peter
son, Paul Friccero, Dave F o r d , Alice H o o p e n g a r d n e r , Chuck
McDougal. Bruce K o b r i n , Mike Wright, Lucille McEvilly, l e d
Scheer. 0-IV I N T E R N S H I P : Dennis Gregory, Clif Trolin, Linda
Svendsen. DIANETIC C/S C O U R S E : Pam T o t h .
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Criss Farmer, D o n n a Alderman, Jamie T h o m a s ,
Andrea S m i t h , Steve A n d e r s o n , Vaughn Prost, Lewis S t o n e , Bob
Wheeler, Adele Mauroni, Ann Fiore, Pat O'Halloran, Carmel
Sullivan, Richard Gazlay, Frank Vedder, Jack N e e d h a m . D R U G
R U N D O W N : Linda Bradbury, Ted Sullivan, Valorie Landry,
Andy L i n d e m a n , S c o t t y Ross. Glenn Rodgers. ARC S T R A I G H T -
W I R E : Max Krawez. D I A N E T I C CASE C O M P L E T I O N : Carolyn
Gross. G R A D E 0: Andy McCluskey, Steve Goldstein, Don Peter-
son, Linda Blaine, D o r o t h y Ann Lykens-Edmiston, J o y c e
Nichelini, Valerie L a n d r y . G R A D E I: Teddie Milligan. G R A D E
II: Tim DeCarie, Val D a m b a c h e r , Chris Zarri, T o m Francis,
Ted Sullivan. G R A D E III: Dana Krawez. Mike Carraher, Sharon
Barnes, Jim Gillies. G R A D E IV: Bob Meinsma, Sarina Bass,
Tim DeCarie. Ev Pugh. Jolee Marshall. Jerry Martinez. EX-
P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S : S c o t t y Ross.
TWIN CITIES
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Gail J e n s e n .
Dave F i n s t r o m . Barbara F i n s t r o m . H Q S : Judy R e y n o l d s . Lynn
Burkhart, Faye Getchell, Wynne Gray, Avis Kotoski, Ted Hovey,
Sue Kotoski. Bob Stanek, R a n d y Carlson. H S D C : Mary Lynne
H a b e r m a n . David H a b e r m a n , Lois Engelmann, Rick Wm.
J o h n s o n , Terry Pavek, Mike Staples, Paul McConville, Kirby
J o n e s , Forrest D o c k e r y , Phill N o r d a k e r , Myron Mathiason,
Fred N u g e n t , Laurie Ulmer, Lowell R i c h a r d s o n , Rose Marie
Calisto, Jeff Dorn, Cathy H o , T o m Belisle. Vernon Livingston.
Sylvia Hessedal, Brian Torola, Jean J o h n s o n , Marie R o o u . Jody
N o r d a k e r , Charles S t r o m q u i s t , Jim Marsh. Dale Christiansen.
Al S c h i p a n s k y . A n n Lee, Jack Lee, Jill Ketter, Lynn Waara,
George Wright, Mike Porter. M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : T o m
S u p a k , Forrest Dockery. L E V E L 0: Dale Christiansen, T o m
Waite. L E V E L II: Dillard E u b a n k , Ron Dozier, Paul Torola.
L E V E L IV: Mike Gallagher, L o t t e Seidler, Jim H o u c k , Bruce
Bromley. D I A N E T I C I N T E R N S H I P : Bob Walker, Lotte Seidler.
Mike Gallagher. DIANETIC C/S C O U R S E : Jim H o u c k . DIA-
NETIC C/S I N T E R N S H I P : Dave Bowers.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Larry Pirila. G R A D E 0: Bruce Bromley.
SEATTLE
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y SCIENTOLOGY C O U R S E : Marcelle Mayer.
H Q S : Nancy Terry. H S D C : Kathy Hendricks, Kenny Cartozian.
L E V E L IV: Jori Sullivan. DIANETIC C/S C O U R S E : Dianna
Tucker.
RELEASES
G R A D E IV: Carl Hansen
Class VI Intern Ellen Giffen gets in c o m m u n i c a t i o n with a
Morgan horse as his o w n e r squints in the sun. l o o k i n g o n .
VANCOUVER
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : T o m Maclean,
Steven Belkin, Nasma Allibai. H A S : Kathy Proctor, Tim
Proctor, J u d y Plourde. H Q S : Sheila Werner, David R o w o r t h ,
Brenda Yule, Hugh Lafleur, Steve D a n n . Ken Fiachetti. HSDC:
J o h n Fisher, Caroline L e t k e m a n . Duane A r n o t t , M I N I S T E R ' S
C O U R S E : Larry Evoy, J o h n Fisher, Leslie Tyrer, Harry Werner.
L E V E L 0: D. Davidson, Leslie Tyrer, Art Beauregard. L E V E L
II: S h a r m a n Yachnin, Paul Smith. L E V E L III: Carla Hanlan.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Brian Travers. ARC S T R A I G H T W I R E : Peter
Hanlan. G R A D E 0 : Sharman Yachnin. G R A D E III: Barbara
Pinto. G R A D E IV: Huntley Giesbrecht. E X P A N D E D DIA
N E T I C S : Edith Hodgson.
Y o u n g Clear 4 4 9 0 , Colleen C o w a n , tells her p r o u d father,
Class VIII s t u d e n t J o h n C o w a n , the great n e w s !
DAUGHTER OF
INTERNED CLASS VIII
GOES CLEAR
Thirteen year old COLLEEN COWAN, daughter of
Class VIIIs JOHN and CAROL COWAN, went Clear on
August 4th!
Colleen took the Communications Course in
Albuquerque in 1972, and Hubbard Qualified Scien-
tologist Course in Austin.
Her mother, an interned Class VIII, audited her up to
Grade IV Release.
"I used to be very shy before the communications
course," says Colleen, "but not anymore."
"From when I first got in Scientology, I thought
going Clear was the thing to do," she goes on. So she
took responsibility to arrange to keep moving up the
Bridge until she made it.
Colleen goes to Apple School, a Scientology school.
She plans to continue up the OT levels, and to do the
Dianetics Course and Saint Hill Special Briefing Course
in addition to her regular schooling.
INTERN EXPANDS
ACROSS THE DYNAMICS
Class VI Intern at ASHO ELLEN GIFFEN, successful
field auditor, is expanding to tell her fellow horse enthu-
siasts about Scientology!
Ellen got into Scientology in New York state in 1961.
Shortly after she took the Communication Course, she
built her own house and began raising Morgan horses—
an expansion of a long time interest.
She is now expanding to introduce Scientology to
people in the equestrian world, showing them how basic
data such as the emotional tone scale and TRs (Scien-
tology drills) can be applied to horse training.
Ellen has been a professional auditor since finishing
the Briefing Course in 1971. "The Briefing Course gave
me ways to handle human problems. It gave me the
ability to DO something about them, not just sit there
and be a victim." she comments. She is on the intern-
ship to bring herself totally up to date on the craft-
manship of auditing.
PORTLAND
GRADUATES
H Q S : Glenda H a w k . H S D C : Mike Resare, Tony K n o b b s .
M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Rys Morhan, Rich Dixon. L E V E L I:
Brian Fisk.
RELEASES
D R U G R U N D O W N : Dennis P a t t o n . Ron T h o r e s o n .
RISING MOVIE ACTOR
INCREASES
CONFIDENCE ON
INTERNSHIP
"My rise in movies has coincided with my rise in
Scientology," says actor GEOFF LEWIS, now doing
his Dianetic Internship.
Before Scientology, Geoff admits he was way off
purpose and getting nowhere. Having read Dianetics
several years back, he got in and started training and
auditing. Since then, his career has really taken off. His
recent film credits include Smile. The Wind and the Lion,
The Great Waldo Pepper, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot,
Macon County Line, High Plains Drifter. And the future
looks brighter and brighter!
"My confidence in handling other people both on the
set and off has improved since I started my Dianetic
Internship," he notes. "It's just easier to work with
people."
In filming the recently released movie "Smile," Geoff
disseminated to one of the other performers, JOAN
PRATHER, who got right into Scientology and is now
on her Dianetic Internship too!
Running his administrative affairs has gotten a lot
easier too since he read Volume VII of the Org Exec
Course. He made time to do that between takes in his
last movie shooting. Lucky Lady (a soon to be released
film with Liza Minelli, Gene Hackman and Burt
Reynolds). Geoff manages his 6-man back up organiza-
tion using Ron's tech now. "It helped get everybody
moving in the same direction, in agreement on their
jobs and purposes." His job as an executive doesn't
take much time now, which leaves him free to do what
he enjoys doing-acting.
Geoff is a Grade IV Release and plans to be Clear by
year's end. He's very keen on training too and wants to
continue to Class XII.
BOSTON
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Fred Morris,
D. French, B. Weiss, Sophia Molshan, Mark C u n n i n g h a m , Nermin
Mullen. Vincent Bordenaro, Linda Puchek, J o h n Horoland, Jim
Kaller, Mark G a r a b e d i a m , Sam N u a h m , D. Lefebvre, F.lise
D u n h a m , Larry Manning, Diane Altmannsberger, Beverly Howell,
Hernan Michelangeli, Mark Styles, Marie Maio, Lauren W h i t m a n ,
Gina Burri. Bob Wylde, Patricia H a t c h , Maryann Seale, Larry
Furaci, Peter Halamendaris, Paul Laquerre, Dale Reed, Elliot
Benjamin, Ben Saccacio, Ann Fleming, Drew Minte, Rebecca
J a c k s o n . Andy Kasparian, Stan H e r m a n . Gail G o u l d t h o r p , Ann
Haddlesten, Ed Geremia, Rich E b b s , Leis D u n n , Rosemary
Zichella, Eleanor Brosseau, Willy Bell, J o h n K u s t e m a n n . Kurk
D u b y . Jeff Alexon, Gilles Marin, Jim Mertes, Randy Derringer,
J o h n Bonin, Richard S m u s , Dan Dinecola, Randy Marner.
H Q S : N o r m a n Giggins, Bob George, Carlos A d a m s o n , Dru
Minte, Jim McLeod, Paul Bradford, Fred Mansour, Jerry
Velona, Fred Perkins, Neil K u n e n , Pearl S o m a r i o , Bob Lee,
Charles Gibhs, Bob L o m u s , Steve Newkirk, Delores L a p u t k a .
Linda West, Peter Lipson, Sue E m m o n s , Bob Loree, Nelson
Bjorkman, Steve Aronie, Jeff Williams, Louis H e b e r t , Dave
Berger, Jim P l u m b . H S D C : Ned H a u p t n e r , Steve Aronie,
Mary Marsden, Neil Koen, Chris Harrison, George F r e e m a n ,
Bob Harry, Ida MacDougall, Eden Marcelo, Chris Nelson, J o e
Scoglio, Paul Ferrari, Willie Duffy, Jim Gillet, Karen Harvey,
Dave Scimemi. L E V E L 0: Paige W a l g o m o t , Evelyn Byrnes, Jim
Bosjolie, J o e Stover. L E V E L I: J o e Osgood. L E V E L II: Alan
Klebanoff, Bruce Silton. L E V E L III: Chris Harrison, Eden
Marcelo, Rich S t o c k d a l e , Ned H a u p t n e r . L E V E L IV: Gail
R o t e n b e r g , Steve F o r d , Alan Klebanoff, David Scimemi, Larry
Marshall. D I A N E T I C I N T E R N S H I P : Evelyn Burns, Peter Heer,
Dennis Camara, J o e Stover, Rich S t o c k d a l e , Lucy Gusky.
0-IV I N T E R N S H I P : Phil Christine, T o m L o u g h r a n .
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Kevin O ' D o n n e l l , Clarence Parker. D R U G
R U N D O W N : Sandy LeBlanc. Dave Berger, Jim N e w s t a d t , Alan
Klebanoff. Peggy Jo Gill. A R C S T R A I G H T W I R E : J o e Osgood,
Bob C o n t i , Rich Wheeler, Willy Duffy. D I A N E T I C C A S E COM-
PLETION: Rich Stockdale, Richard Wheeler, Maryann
McCaffrey, Paul G a u d e t t , Steve F o r d , Warren Friske, Chris
Garrison. G R A D E 0: George Freeman. G R A D E I: Cindy Best
G R A D E II: Charlie Gibbs. G R A D E IV: Pat MacDonald. EX
P A N D E D D I A N E T I C S : Bob G o l d e n .
PENNSYLVANIA
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Brewster S m i t h .
Ina R o t h m a n , Cecil DuValle, Chris Miller, O w e n McGoldrick,
Louis B e c k w i t h , Elaine L e i b e r m a n , N o r m D'Allura, Al Bren-
necke, Keith D e m a r e , Dottie Woehr, James B r u t o n . H Q S : Mark
T h o m a s , Bob C a m p , Lisa Russo, Chet Sherba, Dave Canale,
Connie Speidel, Bunker Jaeger, George Griffith, Cindi Landi.
H S D C : Cliff S t a n t o n , Alan S h u m a n , Gary G r a h a m . Chris Elliot,
Roger Ward, Mike Belmont. M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Bob
Sigsbee, Cliff S t a n t o n . C i n d y Shields, Allan Crouse, Jim R u d o l p h .
LEVEL I: Gloria Leonard, Barb Pettit. DIANETIC
I N T E R N S H I P : Art Chaikin.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Ernie Wells.
NEW YORK
GRADUATES
H A S : James R e y n o l d . Brenda V a z q u e z . Kris Sterling, Jay Shah.
INTRODUCTORY SCIENTOLOGY COURSE: Katherine
S o l o m a n , Kirk Read. H Q S : Elsie Regensberg, Lila Winters, Tina
Claes, Bruce Pick, Dan R e y n o l d s , J o a n n e C a d m u s . HSDC:
George Paffenbarger III. Aubrey Jasper, Vicki G a u d i o s o . Sue
Sajnekoff, A n n e t t e Bonus, Michael Carr, Nancy Piazza. C a r m e n
Suarez. Pauline Ferruzza, Mike Hanson. Karen Nager, Steve
Zweig, Vito Di Piertro, M. Kearney. Harry Rodriguez. Bruce
Schaich. Zeilda Dudley S c o r d a t o , Gerald Rucci, Elvira Dovo,
Nancy Garcia, Phil Reinstein, Karen Sugihara. Jeff Barr, Mel
Driller, Martin Blagrove, Sue Sajnenkoff. M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E :
Linda Wenner. Aldona Chalinor, Zeilda Dudley S c a r d a t o . Bob
Lane, George De Caro, Rick Cutler. H D G : Mitch D r o b b i n .
L E V E L 0: Kathleen Pullen, Bill H e b b e r d , Lori F e l d m a n , George
Paffenbarger. Brooks C h a n i n . Bruce C o n n o r . L E V E L I: Mitch
D r o b b i n , George De Carlo, Rick Barrett, T o m Regnier. L E V E L
II: J o a n Saks. Jere Lull, T o m Reilly. Mark Dobson. L E V E L III:
Terry Katz. Artie Stein, T o m Kearney. L E V E L IV: Lenni
R u d d e r , Larry Wilson, Rex Mattei, Claire Luhrs. D I A N E T I C
I N T E R N S H I P : Eileen D r o b b i n . 0-IV I N T E R N S H I P : Laurel
Burns. Ellen R a t o w s k y . C L A S S IV C/S C O U R S E : J o e Pinelli.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Myra O t e r o , Vince Tolosi, Linda Barragan,
On set b r e a k s y o u can find movie a c t o r G E O F F LEWIS i n t e n t l y s t u d y i n g his Org Exec Course volumes!
Charlie S m i t h . Peter Vilinsky, Chris D e S i m o n e , Angelo Rinaldi.
Yvette Metoyer. Richard Riley, Gail C o l o d n y , Jim R e y n o l d s .
D R U G R U N D O W N : Bruce C a m p i o n , Susan Davis, Mike Walker.
J o h n Segota, Arlene Kline. A R C S T R A I G H T W I R E : Carl
Briseno, Carl Manuellien, Ellen Schoegold, J o a n n e C a d m u s .
J o h n Hanson. DIANETIC C A S E C O M P L E T I O N : Habi Mayer,
Pearl K u n e n . G R A D E 0: Carl Manuellian, Brooks Chanin, Peter
C o n w a y , Elisio O t e r o . G R A D E 1: Alexis Parsons. Vicki
G a u d i o s o , Mitch D r o b b i n , T e r r y Katz, S c o t t Saks, Marc A r o n s o n .
GRADF" III: Penny Claussen, Mario Farwell, Bennett Weber,
Rick C u t l e r , T o m Teilly, George De C a r o , J o h n R e d m o n .
G R A D E IV: Mike Pirone, Paulette Crocini. Rick Barrett.
ASHO INTERNED AUDITORS SET UP
STANDARD INTERNSHIP IN HAWAII
I N T E R N E D C L A S S VI D A V I D M O O R E writes he is pushing
to get up to 2 Class IVs to A S H O for training per w e e k . Since
he and interned Class VI TIM M E L C H I O R r e t u r n e d from A S H O ,
Hawaii h a s t u r n e d o u t seven G r a d e IV Releases, t w o of which
have already b e e n to A S H O and are e n r o u t e to A O L A . David
has been working hard to p u t a very successful internship in,
modeled after the one he did at A S H O .
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Nancy Paulson,
Andre S t e p h a n i , Susan Padasdao, Lee Padasdao, James Morikawa,
J o h n P. K o n d r o t a s , Kathy S t e m p i e n , James H e r r m a n , Laurel
T a p p e , Mike Campbell, William C. Steele, Jr. J o h n Atchison,
Richard J o h n Wycoff, Kathy Sharer, Bruce D . W e l l s . Rita Wells.
Ed Au, Jan Mojica, James F^. Hesse, J o h n E. E n g m a n . "Michael
Figueroa, Donald Ferrel, D o n n a Lai Hee Chang, Cheryl
H u n t s m a n , T h o m a s Lazar, Darryl MacConkey, Diane Wakamiya,
A n d r e w L. Davis, Connie De Martinez, Ivan Arango. H A S :
Sue F i n u c a n e , Leni Suga, James W. C o n t c h e r . Michael Stiffler.
Joni Harder, Bruce Dunlap, Ian B r o o k b a n k , T o m Lingo,
Katherine G o o d m a n , Edward S a m p s o n , Judy M. Williams, Rex
C h u r c h e r , Teri C. Large, William Suzuki, Gwen Degagne. H Q S :
Ann Tanji, Marsha M o r e n o , Dave Hite, J o h n Keithley, Jane Van
Devender, Les Miller, Cyle Pegg, Stephen Melleney, J . D .
Nagatani, Max Singley, Ouida Mancill. Clyde Kobayashi, J o n i
Harder, Pat Finucane, Randy J e t t . H S D C : Matthew Rieder.
Diana L. Elliott, David E. Dyer, J o a n Higgs, Walden Wakamiya,
Susan D. J o n e s , Dennis Schliewe, Russell J. Click, Annie
Zenk, David Morse. J o h n W. E s t e p , Kathy J o h n s o n , Larry W.
Craig, Jerry Mace, Judy Macomber, Fay Ann Nakai, Carol Morse,
Kenneth M. Wilson. Erlinda Valdez. Anita R o c h e , Joan Raef,
Doug Birge. M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Ron Laney, David Morse,
J o h n J. R u a n e . Walden Wakamiya, J o h n E s t e p , Diane Elliott.
Greg S t i n e . Ken Wilson, Walter Florian, Russell J. Click, Ann
Larson, A n t h o n y Shaftel. Richard N u n n e l e e , Dale Richeson,
Wallace H. Warnke, Dick Evans, Kevin S m i t h . Phil Gingrich,
Cecily U r b a n , Ron C o l e m a n , Sher Larson, Fay Ann Nakai.
Jerry Mace. Mike Hites, J o a n Higgs, David E. Dyer. Doug Birge.
L E V E L 0: Wally Warnke. L E V E L III: Eliot DeMello. LEVEL
IV: Derek Watson, Douglas Zierdt, Peter A l e x a n d r e . Larry
Meyers. Kevin S m i t h , D I A N E T I C I N T E R N S H I P : Cecily Urban,
Fay A n n Nakai, Mike Hites, J o r d a n Nagasako, Richard Nunnelee,
Derek Watson, Phil Gingrich, Wally W a r n k e , Douglas Zierdt.
Gail Peterson. Kevin S m i t h . Ron C o l e m a n , Sher Larson. 0-IV
I N T E R N S H I P : Charles E. Garner. C L A S S IV C/S C O U R S E :
Gloria Neil.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Sara H. Harris, Isaac Kosasa, Dennis Clarke,
William D. Sherrard, Tim Melchior. J o h n P. K o n d r o t a s , Deborah
Perri, Carol Lynne Morse, Douglas Birge. Louise Albagli, Mark
Doswell. David J. Pahk, Angel Ramirez, Max E. Singley, J u d y
M a c o m b e r , Lee Evans, Doug Zierdt, Katie Harrold, Chris D.
Bates, Joni Harder, Pat F i n u c a n e , Donna Lai Hee Chang. D R U G
R U N D O W N : William F. Ottavi, Clyde Kobayashi, Sher Larson.
Hank Gould, Rick Raef, Beth Perri. D I A N E T I C C A S E COM-
P L E T I O N : Joan Stauffer, Sue J o n e s , Daniel Richeson, Steven
Melleny. G R A D E 0: Kevin S m i t h . G R A D E I: Ed Cesar. G R A D E
IV: Max Singley. Judy Richeson, Randy S t r y k e r , Fay Ann Nakai,
Eric Reinertsen, T o m McLaulin, Brigid Sullivan.
AUSTIN
GRADUATES
H A S : Susan Hase. James H a m l e t t , Cathy Miller. Dennis Morrison,
Ernie Welch. David Malin, Kerth Barker, T o m Murray, Stephen
Stein, Ron Davidson, Ron Hext. I N T R O D U C T O R Y SCIEN-
T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Neil Oilier. Bob Lamastins, T o m A r m s t r o n g .
H Q S : J o h n McKinley. Patricia Montemajor, Blake C a n n o n ,
T o m McGarrigle. Braulo Montemajor, Tim Grider, Terry Mathes.
H S D C : Guillermo F r a n c o . Bill N o r m a n , Ralael Guevio, Charles
Biddy. Kathy Reed, Kelly M c F a y d e n , Mike Sholts, Cody
M c F a y d e n , David Miller, Ted Iselsee, Bonnie S i m m o n s , Ed
S m i t h , Mary Parsley, Mike S t o k e y , A r n e t t Peel. Lynne Davidson.
L E V E L II: Ann Lee. L E V E L IV: Mary Mathes, David Alcorn,
Rick Azraran.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Mary Beth Mitchell. Bonnie C o o p e r . D R U G
RUNDOWN: Lincoln Wiggins, Chris Day, T o m White.
D I A N E T I C C A S E C O M P L E T I O N . A n n a Wiggins, Bobby Welch.
G R A D E 0: Bill N o r m a n . G R A D E I: Dan McMurray. G R A D E II:
Pat Didiar. Bob Sullivan.
MONTREAL
GRADUATES
I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E : Denis Dublier.
H A S : Bill Worrall, Ivan Casanegra. P E R S O N A L A W A R E N E S S
AND U N D E R S T A N D I N G C O U R S E : David H e m m o n s , Dan
Phaneuf, Janice S m i t h , Roger Broheimer, Alex Kyermatering,
Dave H e w k o , Luc J o u a n n e a u . HSDC: Laurent Thiberge, Bernard
H o m i e r , S u z a n n e Chevriex, Ande Paquer, Colette Maitel. Chris
T a b o r , Kader T o u m i .
RELEASE
L I F E R E P A I R . Ken Smith.
MIAMI
GRADUATES
PERSONAL AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING COURSE:
Ron Moss, Larry Haagar, Ron Baines, Dom Lo, Mike C o n w a y ,
Stella Carroll. I N T R O D U C T O R Y S C I E N T O L O G Y C O U R S E :
Linda Miller, N o r b Bush. H A S : Dave Andrews, Steve Vewrey,
Bernice Kaplan, Hilda Andrews. H Q S : Jane Waldman. H S D C :
R u t h H u m p h r e y , Rus Bittner, Allen Kirst, Mike Kaplan, Doreen
Marshall, Dennis Baldwin, Jeff Alt, Dawn Darling, Lynda Mc-
D o n o u g h . M I N I S T E R ' S C O U R S E : Phil H a m m e r . Jean Holmes,
Sue H o r n e r . Rick Hall. N o r m a n Vespi, Irene Marshall. L E V E L
0: Paul Fassa, Kathy Caula, Ed Burns, Terry Sexsmith. L E V E L I::
DIANETIC I N T E R N S H I P : Rick Hall. Rose Marie S e x s m i t h .
Linda Hall. DIANETIC I N T E R N S H I P : Rick Hall. Rose Marie
Sexsmith, Norman Vespi. Darrel Kirkland. D I A N E T I C C/S
C O U R S E : Jose Diaz.
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Eva Singer, Pam Becker, Tim Dowling. Dean
Milum. D R U G R U N D O W N : Steve Clark, Deena Bruno, Maggie
Blair. N o r m a n Vespi, Dick Springsteed, Marianne Koester. Tim
Dowling. DIANETIC C A S E C O M P L E T I O N : Pat Tuley. G R A D E
I: Leon H u l e t t , Jim McKendrick. G R A D E III: Bill Wrightson,
Kathy Caula. G R A D E IV: Kathy McKendrick.
LAS VEGAS
GRADUATES
H A S : Bill Hacker, Shirley Hardy, Pam G o r d o n , Joe Grenevicki.
H Q S : Dave Hacker, Bob Parker, Kay H a m i l t o n , Jane Peterson,
T o m Babcock, Lisa Stickrod, Sue Singer, Dick Peterson. H S D C :
Alex E e n k h o o r n . Mike Baker, Ron Fitzgerral, Julia Baumer.
Lee Landers. George Kerr, Janie Stoll. LEVEL 0: Drew Finley.
L E V E L III: Ken Traeger, Bob Kosal. L E V E L IV: Rebecca
Van Horn. DIANETIC I N T E R N S H I P : Phyllis Hagan, Paula
Ford, Bob Mele, Jim Morrow. Jim Hagan, Barbara Caldwell,
Karen Mitterlehner. 0-IV I N T E R N S H I P : Rebecca Van H o r n .
RELEASES
L I F E R E P A I R : Liz Marren. Beth Y o u n g b l o o d , Sue Singer.
D R U G R U N D O W N : Betty Francisco. A R C S T R A I G H T W I R E :
Alex E e n k h o o r n . D I A N E T I C CASE C O M P L E T I O N : J o e Weisen-
b o r n , Bill Harrich. G R A D E 0: Bob Mele. G R A D E I: J o e
M e n n o n e . G R A D E II: Starr H a m i l t o n . G R A D E I V : Jan
Platinsky.
CERTAINTY HELPS INTERNED AUDITOR
WIN KEY EXECUTIVE SPOT
After completing his Dianetic Internship in Hawaii,
OT I MELVIN R. LARSEN was selected for the 1974-75
Federal Aviation Administration Executive Development
Program from which the Agency's top executives in
future years are to be selected.
"Things have been going exceedingly well for me,
especially since I've had Scientology tech to apply to my
everyday life and job," he writes. "My future really
looks bright now."
The FAA is the government agency responsible for
aviation safety and promotion of aviation commerce.
The FAA mans control towers, approves aircraft designs,
and does all licensing of aviation personnel and facilities.
Mel had 30 hours of Dianetic auditing in Los Angeles
in 1952 and his life hasn't been the same since. He has
gone from technician to responsible management
SCIENTOLOGY IN
THE PHILLIPINES
From the Republic of the Phillippines comes word of
Brigadier General (Ret.) ARISTEO T. FERAREN, one
of the top businessmen in Pasay City, in the Phillippines.
He writes:
"I can hardly express in words and deeds the tremen-
dous benefits that I gained in the attainment of my
present goals as a businessman from just completing this
initial course. I am fortunate to have found Scientology,
an event that will definitely mark my rebirth and
literally start me off on a new adventure of my life. My
companions and I although few at present, are aware of
the tremendous potentialities of Dianetics and Scien-
tology in being able to provide the magic touch of
enlightenment to our people and pave the way to
wisdom, advancement, peace and well-being."
INTERNED AUDITOR TO URBANA
CLASS VIII DAN McNICHOLS has returned to Urbana, where
he is Senior Case Supervisor. His certainty on Standard Tech
hasn't stopped growing since he left ASHO!
GRADUATES
HAS: John Crane, Kay Hall. HQS: Nik Hughes.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Bruce Bondy.
ORANGE COUNTY
GRADUATES
HAS: Pam Dove, Kathy Morehead, Mark Stricklin, Jeff
Frederick, David Page, Irene Hill, Becky Stephens, Margaret
Tomlinson, John Sundstrom, Jim Johnson, Jennifer Leavett,
Mike Heath, Dorothy Anamonti, Brad Kamph, Mike Evans,
Mac McClatchie, Geoff Templeman, Josie Kamph, Phyllis
Mueller, Jeff Gomberg, Jeff Steier, Ray Noorda, Fran Hudzin-
ski. Chuck Jebousek, Chuck Shermerhorn, Barbara Barnes,
Curt Sykes, Jane Scott, Liz Wilson, Pat Shermerhorn, Judy
Madrigal. HQS: Bill Burns, Marsh Phelps, John Kirkpatrick,
Linda Varner, Susan Wunsch, Conrad Epiley. HSDC: Alan
Berkowitz.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Jack Holman. DRUG RUNDOWN: Carl Pinto,
Pat Mattison. Barbara Frederick, Paula Oliver, Greg Wunsch.
DIANETIC CASE COMPLETION: Don Postelwait. GRADE
0: Randy Smith, Cheryl Oldfield, Kathy Van Essen, Brad
Roberts, Laura Pinto, Bill Burns, Dean Pritchett. GRADE I:
Tim Wilkerson. GRADE II: Dana Stiff, Scott Sutton, Delon
Anderson, Bill Buell. GRADE IV: Allen Douglas, Gloria Kamph,
John Shewmake, Ed Jakubek, Susan Hutchinson, Gene Mcllroy,
Marshal Phelps, Jon Quast. EXPANDED DIANETICS: Jane
McCormick, Pat McClure, John Shewmake, Ed Jakubek, Allen
Douglas.
MILWAUKEE
GRADUATES
HAS: Jennifer Frauen, Christal Frauen, Roxanne Borenz,
Debra Jones, Kay McCarthy. HQS: Joan Niedzialkowski, Eric
Frauen, De Elva Sharp. HSDC: Orland Rysgaard.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: John Nardelli.
ALBUQUERQUE
GRADUATES
HAS: Dan Drury, Scott Cole, Tim Allen. Mike Rogers,
Lawrence Padilla, Karen Douglas, Jackie Freed, Carol Leggett,
Damian Gallegos, Jim Bird, Rick Hotchkiss, Mark Day, Marilyn
Whitmore. INTRODUCTORY SCIENTOLOGY COURSE:
Thomas Gonzales, Ed Garcia, Rita Sallii, Sylvia Montoya, Kan
Tong, Kathy Glines, Ron Romero, Susan Reed, Mike Brainard,
Mike Meyer, Jory Yesmoff, Jessee McBroom, Paul Carson,
Carmon Salinas, Judy Salinas, Roxy Mitchem, Phil Jones,
Theresa Hetherington. HQS: Molly Jester, Laurie Dickinson,
Robin Renwick, Valerie White, Maurico Rocha, Donna Dempsey.
HSDC: Lisa Johonnesson, Jerry Racheff, Ray Hemphill, Ed
Richburg, Alan Lackey.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Halli Roeyer, Rick Shube, Ray Hemphill, Buck
Bouker, Paulette Palladini, Dennis O'Brien, Lisa Johonnesson,
Darris Allen, Laurie Dickinson, Norman Hoyle, Donna Dempsey,
Tom Gonzales, Ron Russ, Molly Jester, Bill Perry, Steve Lackey,
Karen Douglas, Charlie Dan, Mary Lenk. DRUG RUNDOWN:
Val House, Sherry Wilson. ARC STRIGHTWIRE: Dennis
O'Brien. DIANETIC CASE COMPLETION: Bill Gieber. GRADE
0: Mike White, GRADE I: Victory Bonnefoy. GRADE IV:
Linda Hutchins. EXPANDED DIANETICS: Linda Hutchins.
AMARILLO
GRADUATES
HAS: Hal Ward, Julia Frederick, Judy Ward, Dal Ward, Michael
Homer, Dee Copeland, Rusty Copeland, Betty Hood, Jerry Jones,
Diana Jones, Ethel McKinney, Anthony Flynn, John Hood.
CHILDREN'S HAS: Glendee Copeland.
positions. "My first significant management job came
within 3 months after Power Processing at ASHO in
1971."
The FAA Executive Program is highly competitive.
Final screening took place this year from 80 men and
women, of whom only 6 were selected. The final deter-
mination was made on the individual's effectiveness in
handling difficult situations under simulated conditions.
Mel's wife, ANN, is a Class IV Auditor. Four of their
5 children are members of Scientology's Sea Organiza-
tion, and the youngest is training to be a Dianetic
Auditor!
Now posted as head of the FAA Office in Panama,
Mel is doing very well and sees much opportunity to
assist Mankind there.
Confident Mel Laisen, interned Dianetic Auditor, who was
recently put in charge of the Federal Aviation Administration
office in Panama.
DAVIS
GRADUATES
HAS: Kevin May, Larry Padula, Mark May, Linda Ann Weisz,
Lisa Roland, Sherry Sagara, Nancy L. Leman, Merle Messamer,
Jim Padula, Susan C. Nelson, David Kirkwood, Cliff Moore,
Cynthia Mitchell. Bill Firestone, Arlene Nakamoto, Steve Dejung,
Mike Martin, Fd Weber, Robert Colson, Ralph C. Temps, David
Puliafico, Morris Mandel, Jay Moore, Ann Irean LaBrum, Joe
DiCarlo, Barbara Halstead, Pat Adams, Donna J. Scholder,
Michael Papathakis, Warren Wright, Tim Bowles, Peggy Nahas,
Arlyn Messamer, Leonard Fisher, Marv Wycoff, Charlie Brown,
Phoebe Grigg, Carolyn Fisher, Donald Roddy, Kathy Burnett,
Greg Getty, Douglas S. Brown, Patrick Brejcha, Christine Hills,
Lucinda Howe, George Allen Robinette, Sharain Jackson, Neva
Messamer, Jerry Jackson, Kiwi Jackson, Don Reis, Patti Mecham,
Janet DiGirolamo, Peter Porteners, Chuck Daly, Clarice Daly,
Kery Van Tassel, Jeff May, Kevin Ragan, Jerry Conant, Joe
Delsol, Sharla Cheney, Wally Foster, Brian Walsh, Keith
Johnson, Don Johnston, Doug Wooley, Darcy Jackson, John
Howland, Paula Burton, David Hyatt, Ron Torrence, Martha
Dewing, Mark Maddy, Herb Shaw, Steve Kazmierski, Brian
Matson, Doris Guin, Gary Ganem, Tod Bice, Richard Baker,
Carole Roth, Arthur Puliafico, Sherry Wehr, Becky Rinn, Rick
House, Wanda Merritt, Rex Goble, Dan Hollibaugh, Paul Power,
Sharon George, Steve Merritt, Anna Simpson, Heidi Perkins,
Ella Carbullido, Julie Wellings, Mary Michel, Joyce House,
Bernard Tomaschitz, Steve Young, Kevin Jones, Debbie Jones,
Dora Biblarz, Susan Wallock, Karen Cirillo, Wayne King, Eileen
Bell, Rick Jesch, Davis Ruff, Charlie Moore, Marguerita Hefti,
Anne Bozaich, Susan Hamilton, John Kuiken, David Cox,
Belinda DeLeuw, Karen Mathews, Sil Herrera, Peter Bergman,
Lori Hicks, Janet DiGirolamo, Justy Stephenson. HQS: Arty
Van Ruitenbeck, Kathy Ritter, Erika Jackson, Dave Fortna.
HSDC: Bruce Bechtold, Jerry Freeman, Guy Grant, John Daly,
Liz Van Oss. Debbie Cox, Dave Hjelle, Pam Weissman, Rollin
Laird, Ed Conners, Joe Ziemer, Tom Williams, Scott Bradbury,
Leo Price, John Repetto. Sandy Nugent, Dave Getto, Dave
Puliafico, Diane Watson, Arlyn Messamer, Marlea Getto.
MINISTER'S COURSE: Deb Cox, Bruce Bechtold. Jerry Freed-
man.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Jim Pederson, Todd MacLennan, Steve Pesis,
Michael Papathakis, Warren Wright, Mary Lou Henley, Arlyn
Messamer, Steve Bolden, William Boeger, Lisa Roland. Sherry
Sagara, Clark Johnson. Christine Hill, Arlene Nakamoto, Nancy
Leman, Neva Messamer, Norm Jow, Harry Costyk, David Brink,
Susan Nelson, Doug Brown, Lynn Jackson, Jeff May, Evelyns
Edwards, David Hyatt, Dave Stabenfeldt, Don Johnston, Mark
Maddy, Kevin May, Doris Guin, Herb Shaw, Rex Goble, Joyce
House, Phillip Hanford, Dan Hollibaugh, Heidi Perkins. DRUG
RUNDOWN: Cathy Moore, Rick Batha, Jim Neal. Mike Parodi,
Tad Dickerson, ARC STRAIGHTWIRE: Robert Reifer, Oody
Shunneson, DIANETIC CASE COMPLETION: Peg Barnes,
Frank Camuso, Barbara Getto, Bruce Bechtold, Pricilla
Gaumond, Teri Waggoner, Marina Kalugin, Erika Jackson, Tom
Puliafico. GRADE 0: Mary Pearson, Mike Clark. GRADE I:
Astrid Neal, John Doughty. GRADE II: Frank Aggio. GRADE
IV:Carleen Bridgeman, Pat Robinson. EXPANDED DIANETICS:
Pat Robinson. Cathy Moore.
Municipal Court Judge Fenton Jones hard at work on his
Hubbard Qualified Scientologist Course.
JUDGE TO GO CLEAR
Municipal Court Judge in Westminster, California,
the Hon. FENTON JONES, has completed his Hubbard
Qualified Scientologist Course. He hopes to be Clear by
February, 1976, just one year since he discovered
Scientology.
The judge is registered for the Hubbard Standard
Dianetics Course and Social Counselor's Course in
Orange County.
"The name of the game as a judge is CONFRONT,"
he writes. "You must not let your reactive mind in-
fluence your decisions. Confusion must be solved
promptly by picking out a stable datum. You must
confront on the proper tone level to insure communica-
tion in actuality.
"My confront was fair before. It's better now and
will improve further. If your confront is up, you can
have good affinity, reality and communication and get
the job done in a fraction of the time and better."
SACRAMENTO
CHRIS NESBITT, Dianetic Case Supervisor trained at ASHO,
has been doing great since returning to Davis.
GRADUATES
HSDC: Erik Knauerhase, Greg Youell, Terry Arnold, Bonnie
Gerda, Phil Scott, Bob Goltz, Jan Wong, Rick Findley.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Wayne Hayes, Chris Tanko, Cleo Beuhler, Rick
Cruzen. DRUG RUNDOWN: Edith Coombs, Linda Hall, Shawn
Rhine. DIANETIC CASE COMPLETION: Don Parmon, Dennis
Robba, Rita Wolfe. GRADE II: Chuck Shinneman, Cathy
Conner. GRADE III: Bob Hall. EXPANDED DIANETICS: Vikki
Walker.
PEORIA
Recent VIII Graduate ANDY SEIDLER is holding the fort
while his father, Class VIII GF.ORGE SEIDLER does more
training at ASHO.
VAN HORNESVILLE, NY.
GRADUATES
HAS: David Neel, LeeAnn McElroy. Peter Baranet.
PHOENIX
GRADUATES
INTRODUCTORY SCIENTOLOGY COURSE: Beverly Kuntz,
Don Beasley, Guy Rosati, Tommy Lopez, Suzanne Lawrence,
Mike McLain. Jan Gotland, Mary Lou Thomson, Loren Macey,
Tracy Ireland. HQS: Roger Casteel, Bob Temple. HSDC: Randi
Carlson, Steve Silvia, Misha Rice, John Spangler. MINISTER'S
COURSE: John Redfield.
RELEASES
LIFE REPAIR: Alan Gotland, Roger Kaye, Dorland Yellowega,
Barney VanCamp. GRADE IV: Velma Waldo.
PORTLAND
PAIGE KOEHLER went back as Senior Academy Supervisor
in June after Supervisor training at ASHO. Standard Super-
vision gets results she says: Each student is doing more per hour
than ever. Student points are in Power Trend!
CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS
GRADUATES
HAS: Jeff Holland, Fred Stacy, Martin Heller. HSDC: Roger
Portner.
RELEASE
LIFE REPAIR: Bill Herron.
INTERNED AUDITORS GET RESULTS IN
WEST VIRGINIA
Class VIII MARK JONES, after finishing his recent intern-
ship at ASHO, has opened a new Scientology Center in Lewis-
burg, the first in West Virginia. With him are Class VIIIs
ELLEN JONES, CARL and ELLEN SANDIN. Already, the
president of the local bank, manager of the local radio station
and the local pharmacist are on course. ASHO Intern Grads
get results!
RICHARDSON
Class VI RICK FILISKY writes that his landlord, a prominent
attorney, has asked for a program whereby lawyers can send
people wanting divorces to Scientology for reconciliation.
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 NOW THERE
ARE
4957 CLEARS!
Clear 4 8 8 5 LESLIE WYNN P O T T E R ,
New York
Clear 4 8 8 6 LOUISE F E L L E R , San Francisco
Clear 4 8 8 7 PEGGY S P U R L O C K , San Diego
Clear 4 8 8 8 R O B E R T G O R D O N , Los Angeles
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Clear 4 8 9 0 C O L L E E N COWAN, A l b u q u e r q u e
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California
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Clear 4 9 1 8 BEN KUGI.ER. Chicago
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Clear 4 9 2 3 J A N E McCORMICK, Tustin
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New York
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D. C.
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INTERNSHIP: advance d o n a t i o n : S 7 6 0 .
SENIOR SAINT HILL SPECIAL Write the Letter Registrar at the
Becky Daniel. James H a m r a , Vivian Crandall. BRIEFING COURSE GRADUATES:
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T E R R Y L. M I L N E R , from Los Angeles -
J A M E S COX, from New York. on e n r o l l m e n t . Send y o u r d o n a t i o n to
CLASS VII INTERNSHIP: C h u r c h of Scientology of California,
A O L A , 9 1 6 S. Westlake, Los Angeles,
Jervis J o h n s o n . CLASS VIII COURSE:
ROBBIE K A N E S , from Los Angeles, auditing California 9 0 0 0 6 .
CLASS VIII INTERNSHIP:
at AOLA - RAY B A R T O N , from New York,
J o h n B o o t h , Gary Epstein. on Class VIII Internship - DR. A R N O L D
B A R R A C K , from Walnut Creek, Calif., on ASHO FOUNDATION
SAINT HILL SPECIAL BRIEFING HSST - DR. A L L E N C O L L I N S , from Detroit,
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COURSE GRADUATES: n o w on Internships - DENNIS P E R O , from
RICK WHITE, from Bosie, I d a h o , n o w on Las Vegas, n o w Sr. C/S at Las Vegas Church S A I N T HILL SPECIAL
Internships J A C K S O N P E T E R S O N , from of Scientology. B R I E F I N G C O U R S E : Sharon Dixon.
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P I A Z Z A , n o w teaching in N e w York - DICK Drew J o h n s t o n , Jill Dunning.
THOMPSON, from San Francisco - MARY RELEASES
McCULLOUGH. going on Internships - CLASS VI C/S COURSE: POWER: J o h n Quast, Omar Jazzar, Mel
WENDY BUDI.ONG. from Los Angeles, n o w Lottie Adler, Donna Holm. Epstein, Margaret L o g w o o d , A n d r e w N a t h a n .