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

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HARBOR LIGHTS, TRIKE RAC Larry Owen President Obiectives ot Circle K, a national service organization for men, is service to The University and com- munity. A desire to provide This service and a satisfactory scholar- ship record are The only prerequi- sites for those wishing to loin this hard working group. The annual Harbor Lights Dance was the maior activity of Circle K during the tall semester. Always a big success this year's dance saw a capacity crowd spend the evening cruising San Diego Harbor aboard The Marietta During the spring the entire Stu- dent Body turned out for the Tricycle race, in which brave souls rode the Peppertree Lane Grand Prix to be pelted with water loalloons-all to raise money for WUS Week. OFFICERS: First semester, Larry Owen, Pres., Fred Page, V.P., Bruce Pratt, Sec., Don Epply, Treas., Sec- ond semesterg Don Prough, Pres., Ben Cutshall, V.P.g Dave Schumach- er, Sec., Ken Kunkel, Treas. 162 Ron Allin Fred Barnes Bob Caughron Ben Cutshall Paul Eckert Don Eppli QQ ss Ron Frankel Bill Glazebrook Ron Harrington Bill Hess Jerry Hinds Jerry Horr Doug Kaye Chuck Lamb Chuck Livingstone Paul McClure Richard Minor Bill Monroe Earl Osborn Jim Owings Fred Page Bruce Pratt Stan Read Dennis Rees Dave Schumacher Bob Tompkins Tom Wile Bruce Williams

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IGHLIGHT CIRCLE K YEAR Fisher. Jackson Murrell Circle K crooners swing softly aboard ship during the annual Harbor Lights Dance, This fall tradition offers cam- pus Coeds a moonlit bay cruise for cinching those first week romances. Soft lights and the gentle roll of waves set a perfect atmosphere for Harbor Lights, one of the most successful dances of the year. Sponsored by Circle K, the ship-board dance draws capacity crowds every year. Starter Larry Owen gives last minute instructions to entrants in the men's division of the annual Tricycle Grand Prix on Peppertree Lane. This highly popular event draws wildly cheering spectators, coverage from the local newspapers and TV stations, and many gallons of water used to cool drivers in the heat of the races. T63