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

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CWU RACES, ELECTS PROFITABLE PROF; WUS BENEFITS April was World University Service month, and Col Western turned to rais- ing money in many ways. There was a contest for most profitable prof, and each vote was a penny. Chaplain Homis- ton was elected. But the most exciting activity to raise money was the annual trike race. Each participant in the race paid for their entry; observers bought water balloons to hurl at the cyclists. After three laps, the sideliners were as wet as the racers! The required sum of money was eventually raised for WUS. Brave coeds pedoi up to the starting line of the tricycle race during WUS month. The motorized division draws a lot of interest end speculotion as to who will finish the race. 1.23

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£ ICTIVITIES WITH A PURPOSE SPARK INTEREST The objectives and requirements of the Peace Corps were presented to the Cal Western campus on February 17 in speeches ond displays. Many Westerners showed a high inlerest in the Corps. The Sacred Dances, a part of the University ' s Religious life, were performed many times during the year. This particular donee was given during the Christmas season. M.U.N. — Model United Nations — was a selective octivity for able students, enabling them to take part m a mock United Nations. The participonts, Tom Harris, Don Wallace, Bill Hess, Mary Holmes, Corliss Bessey, and Dr. Kim did on exceptional job. Eighteen of their twenty-four propositions were accepted. 122

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Golden Key women entertain in that good old fashioned way and prove old stuff is still good stuff. A LIVELY SPRING Men ' s Residence Hall II won a trophy with their ' The Trouble with Women, ' and I Love America. ■n mi 1 ■ • j-T rP fls B f ' m M [y ' i mtTw B m! ' H.C ' m H bi