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

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Talents were surprising in The variety camp show and these coeds gave Self service was the order of the weekend, right down to washing dishes Weeks ahead of time, tickets went on sale for The Junior-Sophomore Holi- days at the Ahead forthe hills,' an out- house constructed by The councils 'of the sponsoring classes. On'Friday, March 7, Three busloads of students left for a weekend at Camp Cedar Glen, high in The Laguna Mts. Friday evening, dance featured Sophomore Jimmy Walters and his band with chaperone Dr. Box adding his mus- ical talent. Meals were prepared by students and served buffet style. Inter-class com- petition filled SaTurday's program and That night a Talent show and the movie, Don't Go Near the Water, provided entertainment. Sunday morning was spent cleaning The cabins, cafeteria and recreation hall. 141

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Hungry campers line up for Sunday lunch. Food was plentiful and meals and snacks were served often. Chuck Livingston scrubs up for the trip to the Laguna Mountains in the attention-getting advertisement for Holidays. 140

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ChrisTmas T962 came early To Cal WesTern and The weeks preceding vaca- Tion were filled wiTh acTiviTies such as parfies, caroling and The conTinuous Iolo of decorafing. The AssociaTed STudenTs, faculfy, and cidminisfrafion achieved a long- soughT goal when a 60-foot illuminaTed Chrisfmas Tree was lighTed, visible from many poinTs in The San Diego area. Men and women halls Took Turns caroling each oTher wifh The men's visiT ending in a parfy in Chi Hall. Dorm open house was held on Thursday nighT before school closed so parenTs and friends could see sTudenTs' rooms and halls, all of which were dec- orafed for The holidays. CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY AT CWU Intro dorm compefifion in Chi Hall inspired Jackie Lokey and Andy Marfins and Peggy Long enjoy their good old fashioned deCOrGTiOnS-