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

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pS i-- Cal Western s annual musical exlraxa- ganza. Spring Sing was held tor the ninth time this year, gathering a packed gym for the performance. Chairman of this huge organization of hundreds of stu- dents «as Holly Moyer. The entire program was dedicated this year to Dr. R Carroll Cannon. Cal Western s provost. He was presented a ma.xi-scroll declaring Spring Sing b the members of Six of One, the guest host. Dr Cannon seemed very moved by the presentation, made after a slide show representing his life was sh{) n. The Six of One, a folk rock singing group composed of students and grads, offered a new idea — a singing MC. Their songs and easy wit added much to Spring Sing. The month before Spring Sing finds the dorms plastered with signs reminding students of rehearsals. (The Kappa girls also find reminders to wear shoes in reception lounges ) Right, Ginny Dcwc and Pam Pendleton join the chorus line in Chi s Madeline Who? which won the Sweepstakes . ward for them. Competition and the bitterness some- times accompan ing it seemed to take some of the fun out of Spring Sing this year The mens halls again were nosed out of an awards by the women ' s halls, being at a disadvantage as to costumes and scenery. Hall I and its excellent singing, enhanced b slide projections worked hard to take an award, but Gamma took the large dorms division award and Chi took the Sweepstakes . ward. Beta ' s ' Turn Around , headed by Ginger D ' Amico was awarded the first place in the small dorms division. Other entries were: Town Hall ' s ' The Chang- ing Times . Blue Key s Consensus of Concern , Hall lis Where Have All the Flowers Gone?. . and Kappa Takes a Trip ' AND THE FUN Capturing first place in the large dorm division was Gamma ' s Bare Begin- nings , a jungle theme featuring anc Burrow s as the dancing bear.

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