Westmont College - Citadel Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Q ,Q 15' fs 4:7 X 1 'V' an ,, 'Nr 1:--7 92 delta chi officers were: lseatedl margaret nelson, pres., io lorenzen, v. pres., lstandingl ioan weathers, prog. chrm., roberta roy, asst. prog. chrm.p iean thompson, secy.p maxrne klncalcl, dev. chrm.: shirley hauth, treas. o . . . . , literary literary societies were the presentation of the fashion show important events of the year for the delta chi and mu chi strictly collegiate and two one act dramatic miniatu . oocietieo mu chi officers were: lseatedl tine hardeman, v. pres., bob christopher, prog. chrm.p don kum- merfeld, pres., lstandingl dick einspahr, secy.p percy kooshian, dev. chrm.g doug coe, treas. N V596 Q' -.J l.. lp at t, E , , 4 n 2- 1 1 I x 4 4 '1 1 ll, 1-3 Ulf wlfjl 1. it l ,, li' lf iw ik, .Ll S+. E, ,t h E 3

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.,...s4n the college choir, a select group of voices had one main obiectiveg that of glorifying the Lord through song. the annual tour highlighted the year of practice and perfonnance. many hours of practice resulted in a successful choir tour. mcwtero muoic al Q 'r - 4'--fu 'Fw-e ilr Y, Q f' K, 5... -R -7 1- -.1 L --, Q - -Q -of I .-- .1 to work closely with mr. beasley, director, the choir chose ierl'Y hudlow, pres.p carol martin, secy.p doug coe, soc. chrm.g and shirley bowers, dev. chrm. , v 4 ., 3- . Fi. -. ...Q r 1 ,. 5.3, . .n - 4 'Lv -'15 . . as 'Kalb' - f W sc Na. - 4 a sa-In out: wel une mu sul in