California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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The lucky girls: Linda Skelfon and Louise Von Emden. 'xK,W ; 55 ' 53W ; :5 naH . l? J Tymg up the lines are: Sharon Hawkins and f; 3 me Elaine Hazlett. ? 'h a S '. sev- $ ???als 75 : and 9 tram '3 MT :th. '3 ?he open -5 one a bY O ,, Once wesfer. 3'6 r5' '2 hOY' v, rghf 55 her, a all ,Mdte . ?' e , C 5r? A Monterey hoofenonny. Pom Peterson and

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MWWan W. MonTerey Hall IT is iusT a dorm on The ouTside, buT Through creaTiv- iTy, some 200 women have Turned The sole residence hall on campus. mm a worm living complex reflecTing The personaliTy of each member. All are provided wiTh a bed, desk, dresser, closeT, locker, a meal TickeT, and sev- eral oreos conducive To sTUdy. From These few essenTials The Two women in each room creoTe on individual and imaginaTive onosphere. Television, ping pong, cards and The ever-imporTanT girl Tolk occupies Their spore Time, Pizza porTies ore noT uncommon and There is always someone having a birTh- doy. Among The more formal social ocTiviTies are The Halloween parTy and The ChrisTmos porTy. Two open houses are held during The year; one in The fall and one in The spring. New residenTs are made welcome by a serenade and exchange wiTh one of The fraTerniTies. Once I everyone has moved in, secreT sisTers are chosen and a l friendly noTes are exchanged ThroughouT The semesTer. t e AT The losT porTy of The semesTer, secreT sisTers are re- l7 T From I. To r.: Kay Hansen, Barbara Goone, Josie Brennan, Mrs. Mildred vealed. The climax Of losT fall semesTer WGS C1 oloTe hoy- Sompson, PoTTy Clarke. Absentee: PaT Stephenson. ride GT FronTier Ranch. Each woman looks forward To some Monday nighT when The condle-lighT ceremony will be in honor of her. Whenever someone becomes pinned or engaged, all assemble in compleTe darkness in The lounge and pass The Treasured ring or pin around The circle wiTh o lighTecl candle while music plays soley in The background. On iTs second Trip around The circle, one girls sTeps forward and blows ouT The a candle giving away her secreT. An elecTed presidenT and council govern The hall wiTh elecTions being held every semesTer. They STrive To uphold The Theme of The consTiTuTion: To creoTe on onosphere of uniTy anol conTenTed, gracious living wiThin The Residence Hall. The I head residenT, Mrs. Mildred Sampson, and The five reSIdenT ossisTanTs inTerpreT The rules and oTTempT To solve any problems. l Life 0T MonTerey Hall is a rewarding and saTisTying experienceebecause The individuals make if so. I,

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