California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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- at :V - was .. we Freshman Activities Day included the rough and tumble sport of push ball. The Two Teams seem to be working in the same direction as The girls try their hand at the game. Soft dinner music is provided by two humble Freshmen. Upper- classmen, taking advantage of. initiation during meals, found Freshmen had many hidden talents. CAL WESTERI Say Freshman, l'd like a coke. You wi the beanie, you wouldn't mind taking one md tray, would you? Such phrases filled the Dinii Hall during two weeks last fall designated Freshman Orientation. Frosh were busy in T dorms polishing shoes, helping their elder move in and performing other various sunc duties. Entertainment was provided at mec by singing and dancing groups of frosh. Several upperclassmen in the men's dorr led frosh exercise periods that began at t stroke of midnight on the first day of orientati Later they did doubletime to breakfast wh they cheerfully sang good morning songs. Coe weren't left out, for they ioined the men at brea fast after marching up the hill from their dorn Beanies were standard during the enti orientation, as were name tags. One of the fir

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WHO'S WHO TAPS WESTERN STANDCUTS Outstanding student leadership, de- partmental contributions, and scholar- ship were the criteria for nomination to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Student publications, gov- ernment, athletics, and the academic growth ot Cal Western profited by the work ot these students, Their names and a summary of their activities will be pub- lished in the 1963 edition ot the book, Who's Who. i i E Lanny Arrowsmith Mari Swacker Rick Ormsby Shauna Powell inf ggvl g L .rf 'KK 1, Xfx is w X ,HF 1r,,r R. ,,,. .,.,, , my is .N .s -9 ,x IN, ,u Jerry Schuler Carol Skoog Tom Tompkins N0 mG Weave'

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I E It eating contests, bubble blowing championships, push ball Cully Crumpacker and Sue Graul, both Sophomores, discovered frosh initiation fringe benefits nes and egg and water balloon throwing lreserved for as they are carried to the Library by beanied frosh. vileged upperfclassmenl helped form a bond between Fresh- n at the soph sponsored activity day. DRIENTS FRESHMEN lys called for unmatching shoes, clothes inside H, boys unshaven and girls without makeup, l A spirited class, the frosh early banded gether and made their presence as a group town by their banners and signs denouncing aperclassmen. A dummy, easily identified as a odel upperclassman, swung near the cafeteria r several days, the work of more trosh rebels. Initiation ended, much to the glee of the eary Freshmen and to the dismay of the spoiled aperclassmen at Hayloft Howdy. This dance, 4 was the entire orientation program, was anned by the Sophomore class council, desig- :ted deputies during initiation, At iO1OO aanies flew when Sophomore class president :ive Balfour proclaimed to the Freshmen that itiation was ended, never again to torment eir wretched souls. Frosh were easily labeled by their ever present beanies and name tags, but iust to make sure everyone recognized them, the soph deputies ordered the uniform of the day one day to be clothes inside out and unmatching shoes. K an-ness 4 , 3 - s ii, . Q- 'f-vtis, A iv - tstys