California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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GO MAN GO—Dennis DeCell holds the attention of ROCKIN’ GOOD TIME—Students get acquainted by rockin’, swayin', and swingin’ the crowd at Hello Dance with his drum routine. at the annual Hello Dance. Held in the cafeteria, it provides a non date oppor- tunity for men and women on campus to strike acquaintances. LIMBO TIME—An unidentified 49er lass goes under the pole during the rhythmic action of the limbo during the ‘‘Hello Dance. BEND MAN BEND—Don Pcttrie of Alamitos Hall prepares himself for a serious attempt at the limbo with the pole at low bridge. Campus Sways ‘Hello’ n

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SALES PITCH — Part of becoming a 49er — Long Beach State variety — is owning a beanie. Vets Club seller Monty Schultz sells one to freshmen Joan Reardon and Nancy Riggs. Frosh Begin Year THAT WAY — Janet Moon of South Gate pauses to rest at directional sign during the Freshman Orienta- tion held at the beginning of the year. SCRAMBLE — Freshmen test the cafeteria Scramble System on Orientation Day. I

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ALJEAN RAE Chic Model LEAH OLSEN Good Time for All MAUREEN KRAMER Seasonal Outfit EXPLANATION— AWS President Lynne Winnik explains the role of the organization to freshmen and other new women on campus. AWS Starts Active Year Fashion Show, Faculty Tea Inaugurate Term INTRODUCTION of new women to the campus high- lighted the start of a big year for the Associated Women Students of Long Beach State College. President Lynne Win- nik informed newcomers about AWS’ function on campus at a noon all-women assembly for the initial activity of the organization. A fashion show was held as part of the program. Members of AWS, using their own clothes, modeled for the show. Also by way of introduction to the campus, AWS held an evening tea in the Chart Room which gave freshmen and their parents a chance to get ac- quainted with members of the group and the 49er faculty. TEA TIME—Bright-eyed freshman lasses and their parents were served tea and hors d’ oeuvres while meeting members of the Associated Women Stu- dents and representatives of the college faculty early in the fall semester.