Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Student Church Representatives Working behind the scenes which highlighted the Oxy year were the Bengal board representatives, Art Marniaduke and Kirk Hallani. Endless honrs of planning culminated in rallys, dances, and the Bar-B-Que pins innumerable thankless tasks which produced many headaches for this hard working pair. Publicity Committee Bengal Board Chairmen. Art Marniaduke and Kirk Hallani

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Athletics representative Don Ross A phenomenal football season brought forth much activity and planning for the athletic committee in the fall. Student representative Don Ross proved himself an able administrator as well as a top notch football artist. Student life necessitated extra activity by the committee owing to one of the largest enrollments in Occidental history. Standing: Jo Ann Starr, Ginny Stanton, May Christensen, Mr. John MacMenamen. Seated: John Panopolous, Jack Knox, Buzz Baker, Mr. Noble, Dean Smithies, Dean Fitch, Dave Harshman, Dean CuUey, Carolyn Johnson, Mrs. Freeman, Miss Hoit.

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Our li( !.l.- iho t:hili-«ll5 Despite the coUl weather aii l wind that greeted the large crowd that caravaiied up to the CliiHcot Ranch to feast on Grade A beef, the annual Occidental Barbeqiie was the huge success and outstand- ing event it has always been. Wrapped in anything from old army ponchos to blankets, the dude-ranchers-for-a-day sat on the log rail fence enjoying the antics of the braver of our number who entered the various steer riding, calf-roping, and other contests requiring the necessary movement in order to keep warm. When the last steer had thrown its rider into a shallow grave, the crowd (juickly made its way toward the source of the wonderful aroma of cooked beef. The evening ' s entertainment consisted of community singing, as well as individual performances. Local talent included zither playing, soft shoe shuffling, and many other acts which were climaxed by the renderings of the energetic combo. Also at this time, prizes to the winners of the contests of the day were given; and at the end of the evening, tired but pleased Oxyites again gave the Chillcots a thank you for another luiforgettable barbeque.