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

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Marilyn Murphy supposedly cleaning out her purse. Carol Brovvniee was disturbed by the photographer as she was in an intent conversation with section-mates. How can you help but be philosophical, with a candle like that? Below. Sue Rousseau takes advantage of a calorie- free way to make use of the coke machine in Alpha. ON E OF OLDEST DORM Alpha Hall is, along with Beta, the old- est dorm on campus. At one time, there were only two dorms on campus — Alpha was the girls and Beta was the bo s . The importance of dorm activities has de- creased drastically since then, but the girls are still busy with the few dorm activities that are planned Alpha started the year with the light- ing of the traditional spirit candle during Frosh Week. The candle burned all week, keeping up the spirit and remind- ing Frosh of their duties towards upper- classmen. All freshmen were assigned big sisters for the week and also for the year if needed. Alpha combined with Gamma to make the amnial street dance more successful, which it was, and entered a house dec in the Homecoming contest. During the week before the (Christmas break, the dorm was filled w ith decorations, music and refreshments for the Srd ainiual Christmas Open House. During Winter Quarter, the Alpha girls spent two davs at Camp Cedar Gleti in a first-time retreat. The X ' alentine s Dance took place during this cjuarter, and .Alpha sponsored Steve Gloria Parish and Carole Brownlee. like all girls at Cal Western, try to get out in the siui at the first sign of spring and get the coveted tan. . lpha helped in conjunction with Gam- ma in putting on a street dance during Fall Quarter. J k. N

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THE ETA BUNNIES HOPPED ' THRC officers of Beta Janille Collins trias iirer (.inger D mHi) stent ir Dtn ISC ' arubica and K itin Si ,t , who ri placed Sue Wilson as president Sprinj; Ouartcr. Not shown is Sharon Corkill, lice-president. Beta Hall began this year with its annual Bii; and Little sister iee-creani social. This casual gatlicrint; had as its sole purpose the bonding ot individuals into one for the spirit of the dorm. As a result of this initial uni- fication Beta s first creation, the Homecoming house- dec took shape. Known affectionately as Ferdinand the Bull, it was built mider the direction of Linda Scott. f uring Winter Quarter, despite climatic handi- caps, planning was begun for the annual .AWS Fashion Show with chairmen Kathv Sege and Diana Filers, and Spring Sing with Ginger D Amico as chairman. Along with the initial planning came the race for King of Hearts during w hich the monev contributed for Beta ' s candidate, Ron Hund was delivered to the Heart Fund. A unitjue turn of events this season was the mid-term election of Kathv Sege as Alpha s president. The filled the post vacated by Spring graduate, Susan Wilson. Through the efforts of the officers, Sharon Corkill, vice-president. Ginger D Amico, secretary, Janelle Collins, Treasurer, and AWS representative Linda Scott as well as members of the dorm the plans for Spring Sing and the Fashion Show materialized. The plans for Spring Sing became a source of achievement for Beta as their presentation Turn Around won first place in the Small Dorm Division. Also serving as an inspiration for dorm spirit in Beta were the Sec- ret Buiuiies, carried on before Faster. In this same mood. Beta Hall held a final Awards Banipiet to form- alK recognize individual achievements in the dorm. Peggy Hanks and Pal Faverty-having a philosophical discussion in front of Beta. Diane Eilers concentrates on posters for a fashion show. She looks worried