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

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IGH SPIRITS SPARK VICTORIES STEVE SHIRLEY CHUCK LIVINGSTONE MEL MYLER BILL GLAZEBROOK 11;

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FROSH-A-FAIR MAKES MONEY AND FUN A sponge throw was sponsored by Kappa Hall. It was a toss-up as to who got the wettest, the target, the customer or the booth operator. The Frosh-a-Fair, designed to raise money for the Freshman class, gave Westerners a day of riotous activity also. Each class and club sponsored a booth, which were set up on the archery field. The public as well as students were in- vited, and wandered back and forth be- tween the slalom, which was held in con- iunction with the affair and the carnival. . i- M ' V An unusual booth was sponsored by Golden Key. The women of the club sent letters to people all over the country, asking for small, inexpensive gifts. The pack- ages which were received were sold as they were, without being unwrapped, the buyer takmg his chances. Happy Rockefeller wos one of the more notable people who responded to the plea and her gift was sold to the highest bidder.

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WE WIN AGAIN! The victory bell rings again as the Pep Squad cheers another winning game. School spirit personified, that ' s the Cal Western Pep Squad. Bill, Steve, Mel, Anne, and Chuck are always around at rallies, gonnes, find wherever there is a lively group. These cheerleaders handled a big respon- sibility well. They set an example for all Cal Western students at games and public out- ings. Football and basketball games and other sports events would be dull without this group to spark enthusiasm. A top Pep Squad represents California Western University. 113