Cal State San Bernardino - Casabo Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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CASABO QUEEN ERIN ROLLINS COURT Front ( left to right): Dora Chriss, Marilyn White, Erin Rollins, and Leslie Senk. Back (left to right): Laurel Callahan, Konnie Zaharopoulos, Judy Schlangen, and Patti Smith. On May 20, 1967 the first queen of CSCSB was crowned by Pres. Pfau at the Casabo Dance. Erin Rollins was crowned CASABO QUEEN 1966-67. Casabo Oh gosh, they ' re all so cute! Eight candidates were nominated by the various campus organizations and their sponsors constructed unique ballot boxes to receive penny votes for the queen contestants. The voting containers were judged for original ty by the faculty and the adminis- tration. The English Club won a trophy for their Rose Book box. We could have danced all It is only fitting that the biggest baby should win. ight!

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i -riL? The Players Of The Pear Garden The Spring production of The Players of the Pear Garden was Noel Coward ' s HAY FEVER. Coward ' s comedy, writen in the twenties, is a slightly irreverent but very insightful examination of the problems of society. The action takes place at the home of the Blisses in fashionable ' rural ' England. On a week-end visit with the family are four good-natured but confused friends of the family. The attempts of the guests to adjust to the Blisses ' eccentric living habits and the attempts of the Blisses to respond appropriately form the subject matter of the play. In the failure of the two opposing camps to find a common meeting ground we see reflected the ills and difficulties attendant on any act or social interaction. K we laughed - and indeed the play was very humorous - it is perhaps because we saw in the discomfort and disparity gener- ated by a simple party game the embarrassments of our own attempts at ' sociability ' . The production was produced by Dr. Ronald E. Barnes and was presented to the ASB May 5th, 6th, 12th and 13th.

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Konnie Zaharopoulos receives tlie ti-ophy for the most original voting container. The Rose Book by the English Club was judged most original. Queen The 1st college queen receives her crown from Pres. Pfau. CASABO QUEEN 1966-67 Miss Erin Rollins The CASABO Dance was the scene of many other events. Pres. Richard Ben- necke presented charters to qualified campus organiza- tions. The newly-elected ASB and class officers were sworn in and Richard Bennecke handed over the President ' s Gavel to Jim Penman. The Sophomore Class, winners of the Blood Bank Drive, were awarded $25.00 from the ASB. And door prizes provided by the four classes were given to Linda Ruff and Carl Hellman. Sponsored by the MEC, Erin is presented the Queen ' s Trophy. The CASABO Dance was not only the scene of the ritualistic gyrations of the younger generation at play, there were on display faculty baby pictures for a matching contest. Ern Ciabattini won the contest diapers down and received a box of Peanut stationery. Refreshments, games, fun and voting took place in the cafeteria, and dancing was found in Rm 116. 85 ' • 1