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

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ERSTANDING Eduardo Bustamante, International Relations Club president. A Tijuana cowboy forcefully swings a CWU broom at an Adoption Party pinato. Pefe Johnson Fofi Ghessari Mukhtar Ducali Rita Contreras Betti Current Camille Williams Poul Gerbochen Pot Sworts Carolyn Moore Bill Van Arsdole Susan Doyle Kim Morhardt Carol Carpenter Peter Shammon Eloisa Amaya 149

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IR CLUB FOSTERS UND Both international and U.S. students comprise the International Relations Club, which welcomes international students and helps them become integrated in all phases of campus activity. International Relations Club utilized the theme of Blast Off to Victory for this year ' s Homecoming Dinner decorations. At Christmas time Wesley Club joined this group in giving the annual Adoption Party, a tremendous success. Biggest event of the year, the International Fes- tival, included entertainers from UCLA as well as campus talent. Its purpose was to raise money for an emergency fund for international students. At the Frosh-A-Fair, international students were hosts for the most profitable prof booth, which raised money for the World Uni- versity Service. Stephanie Dennis Consuelo Amaya Suzy Jennings Karen Greening Officers: Pres., 1st sem.. Bob Mansfield; 2nd sem., Ed Bustamante V. Pres., 1st sem., Ed Bustamante; 2nd sem.. Fori Gheissari Exec. Sec, Betti Current Coresp. Sec, Pete Johnson Treas., Karen Groening Publicity, Camille Williams ICC Rep., Bill Van Arsdale Advisors: Chaplain Robert Homiston, Dr. Herbert Heller Vicky Graham Clara Amaya Mrs. Gerbachen Pool Bev Brannon Two boys fiercely enjoy sharing an apple during the International Relotions Club-Wesley Club AcJop- tion Party,

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T] BLUE KEY EVOLVES Blue Key at Cal Wetstern underwent its first year in an organizing operation, having its constitution approved and by- laws written. As a chapter of the Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, its goal is to achieve the high stafidards reached by chapters across the nation as a select service organization. It is in expectation and anticipation of working toward these goals that CWU ' s Blue Key members at- tend their bi-monthly dinner meetings. Blue Key members are selected on the basis of recognition as leaders in college scholarship and activity. This year serv- ice was extended by Blue Key during registration both semesters and on a Blue Key Chapel Day. Officers: Pres., Jim Fee V. Pres., 1 st sem., Larry Owen 2nd sem.. Rick Starek Rec. Sec.-Treas., Tom Harris Corres. Sec, Don Wallace Historian, Paul Eckert Advisor: Dr. Harry Barnet Blue Key president Jim Fee presides over Wednesday evening dinner meeting. Advisor, Dr. Barnet Bruce Fritzinger Don Wallace Paul Eckert 150