Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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UN . . LIKEWISE THE SPORTS NIGHTS Maii iiKli ulual ,ukI tc.iin s|)(irts ucic luKI i tho j; 111 during Miiimu ' r iiiiartcr. .ind were nsnall tun for students and laiiilt alike ( )ii liiiida an ( ' clnes(la nights, intrarniirai iiatn s ni vullcx hal haskethall and badminton ueic pla iil li lean nude uj) nl stndeiits. Iaenll . hcilli men and uon en AUci s ■lll■duled were mdividnal -Npcirts niiillts lor an one intiTested m a little pluMeal aeli it l ' en ueiglitditters had a ehanee to work onl uitli the ueinlit room open three time - a week. Bub SkonitT unkniiw in);l dis- pla t ' d an armpil as the cam- rra flashi-d dtirinu .1 ill ' hall i;ami ' this suiiiiiur DclKn BinswanmT sliiiws Kraciliil ..IU in ; lonn at sports nii;l)l. 21

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ONCE AGAIN THE BEACH PARTY WAS Even Dean Parker sat in the sand and held a marsh- mallow over the fire, and appears here to be having a good time. Shown also are Joni Bryan, Cindy Spiller, and her fiance John Long. The annual beach party, offering everything from volleyball to folksinging. was held on June 28th to enable all those attending summer school to become better acquainted. Planned by the Asso- ciated Students, it was held in Ocean Beach and all graduate and undergraduate students and faculty and administration were invited. Dinner was provided there by SAGA, and was followed by a marsh- mallow roast later. Shown here enjoying marshmallows are John Sampson, left, and Bill Valeri with a graduate school friend. Left, freshman Glen Bates grins broadly as he tries to get the ball back over the net for his team. 20

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SPA PRESENTS TWO SUMME:1 Dancma tht ' ir w.i hjppil through the summer musical ' alkiiis Happ were Martin Antho- ny, Diane l.o ullo, Jiid Maddo and David Kresser. WALKING HAPPY The USIU School of Performing Arts by arrangement with Starlight, San Diego ' s Light Opera Association, presented two musical productions this summer in Star- light ' s new outdoor theatre at the San Diego Zoo, Wege- forth Bowl, August 16th through September 15th. The musicals, Walking Happy ' and 100 Years of Mus- ical Comedy were produced by SPA s new director Gor- don Hilker and were presented on alternating evenings. Mr. Hilker was the former entertainment head of Expo ' 67, and is beginning his first year as director. Aida Broadbent of Hollywood assisted as co- producer and also co-ordinated 100 Years Dr. Alvin Kaufman directed Walking Happy . ' Walking Happy was a recent Broadway hig show, and supports a large cast of over twenty-five actors, singers, and dancers. It is taken from Hohson s C ' lioii.t ' . written lucr fift ears ago. C omposers James .in llcusfn .iiul S.ininn C]ahn added an array of delighttui M ni;s huh tr.iiislurm the excellent pla into a musical. Mr. Ron de SaKo of HolKwood was cast in the ni.ilc role of the two leading roles — that of ill Mos.sop. In addition to his man - other achievements in acting, he has appeared in Camelot and On a Clear Da ' . The difficult femi- nine role of Maggie was played b ' Mi.ss Sheila Doyle, who has appeared in numerous tele ision show s. on the legiti- mate stage and in night clubs. Supporting these two talented young people in principal roles were Burt Belant, John Kllswortli, Janice Fuller, Tem- py Dell (Cornelius, i arrv Ohison, Michael Iklw arils. Dag- mar Box and Hank Hurdman. 22