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

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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

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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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Late April brought Annie Oakley and Gypsy Rose Lee as entertainers in the Spring Sing, one of the most antici- pated events of the year. Halls, clubs, and special groups worked for weeks preparing and rehearsing for the spirited competition of the Spring Sing. Their ef- forts paid off well with Chi Hall win- ning sweepstakes and Alpha Hall, a close second. The Drama Department ' s special group, Masquers ' s Merry Min- strels, led by Ron Ray were an exception- ally talented troupe. The 1964 Spring Sing was an outstanding success. SING ENTERTAINS Dr. Walter Rehwoldt, to whom Spring Sing was dedicated, happily presents the sweepstakes trophy to Chi ' s Gypsy Rose Hughes and director Cindy Watten. Master of Ceremony Paul Bnggs looks on. Two and Two are Four ' and Alpha mokes it into n strong bid for sweepstakes, taking second piece n both sweepstakes and production divisions. 125