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

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SPECIAL EVENTS COMMISSION As Commissioner of Special -ents, Ward McMaken assumed aponsibility for all undesignated mpus activities. The student Blood nk, the annual Polio Drive, win- -Western Days, and World Uni- rsity Service Week are all planned Iough Ward's Commission. Speak- s on local, national, and interna- nnal affairs were presented 'ough the USNSA, a national stu- nt association dedicated to the provement of collegiate aware- ss of responsibility, Ward's keenest interest has been re incorporation ot oft-campus .idents into on-campus events 'ough better publicity and in- eased interest. - sand Resident and off-campus students both have to attend class, but the iob of getting the off-campus students to feel part of a cohesive student body fell into the hands of the Special Events Commission. Carol Skoog Charles Boyer Ward McMaken I.C.C. Representative TIDE Representative Commissioner of Special Events

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SOCIAL COMMISSION Social events during the yea were capably organized anc carried out under the direc tion ot Janice Hughes, 62-61 Social Commissioner. Thi Homecoming dance, Emer ald Ball, and Spring Formal were directed by Janice anl her capable committee. In order to increase th unity of living groups, Jan ice had her commissid adopt a special prog rar where residence hall section or wings were encourage' to invite other similar group tor social activities. The Social Commissio was responsible for bring ing to Cal Western man line and memorable socio events tor the entire year. .,f A W The Alpha Hall parking lot dances brought many out on the cool nights of football season and the Janice Hughes WU m WQIWIS Of 5P 'n9 Social Commissioner SOCIAL COMMISSION FOSTERS INCREASED DORM FUNCTIONS

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ACTIVITIES FILL SCHOOL YEAR Marge Swacker Activities Commissioner ACTIVITIES COMMISSION Marge Swaclcer's Activities Commission started rolling with the POG program, providing incoming Freshmen with Big Brothers and Big Sisters to acquaint them with the campus facilities and activi- ties. A Successful Frosh Orientation Week followed. A sound organizer, Marge co-ordinated the many facets of Homecoming activities, resulting in a coronation, Western Day, and a homecoming parade that will be well remembered by students and alumni. The Christmas program and the lighting of the giant tree near Chapel added much to the holiday spirit on campus. The Activities Commission under strong and responsible lead- ership brought Cal Western a year of activities enthusiastically planned and interestingly executed. Marge introduces school mascot, Wes, to the Freshman class during Orientation Week activities. The songleaders and Wes drum up spirit during the homecoming bonfire on the night before the University of California at Riverside game. I 50