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

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WESLEY HEARS ABOUT RUMFORD ACT Eleanor Pahl Ron Harrington Katie Brand Carol AAcMoins Mary Woodruff Chris Russell Chuck Stilwell Linda Akin Babs Coburn Dove Schumacher Pop Ballenger, Advisor Charlotte Glenn Noel Knelange Myron Insko Ann Menzel Lew Fry Janet Turnbull Dr. John Coyne speaks to Sunday 156

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CIRCLE K AIDS PEACE CORPS - ' 0 A well established organization, Circle K is one of the Men ' s service groups at CWU. Its members must be willing to work toward fulfilling Circle K ' s purpose of service to the community and campus. Two of Cal Western ' s favorite annual events are Circle K activities. The first of these is the Harbor Lights Dance, held aboard the S.S. Marietta. Circle K ' s Trike Race held every spring is the other looked-forward-to event. Proceeds are for World University Service. This year the club also collected and shipped over 2000 books to a former CWU Circle K member, Tom Wallace, serving in the Philippines with the Peace Corps. Dr. Bunge, Advisor Greg Mendell Officers; 1st semester: Pres., Don Prough V.Pres., Ben Cutshall Trees., Ken Kunkel Rec. Sec, Bill Monroe Cores. Sec, Dave Schumacher 2nd semester: Steve Jackson Pete Clorke Bob Noe Dave Schumacher Ed Ellis Advisors: Dr. Frank Bunge, representa- tives from Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, Old Town, and Point Loma Kiwanis Clubs. Women entrants prepore to roce durrng Circle K s annual Tnke Race on Pepper Tree Lane. 155

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Jerry Brjlain Jane Pennington evening Wesley group. Wesley Club president, Rick Ormsby The Methodist religious organization of students on CWU campus, Wesley Club, affords an opportunity for worship, fellowship, and recreation. Through ex- cellent programs and activities, a grow- ing, learning experience takes place among its members in a friendly atmos- phere on, Sunday evenings. Meetings in- cluded a series on the Rumford Act and Initiative which took the form of a four- member panel, debate style, mediated by Rev. Kernahan of Chula Vista Methodist. Dr. Robert Price of the psych department spoke on The I and Thou Relationship, and a series on Modern Trends in Theol- ogy were given by other campus pro- fessors. The annual Fall Retreat to Hemming ' s Ranch involved meetings to discuss plans for the year, worship, volleyball, hiking, and eating SAGA away from campus. The speaker for fall semester was Rev. Will Hildebrand of the AAethodist Board of Missions while Dr. John Coyne was speaker at the Spring Retreat. Wesley members also built a house dec for Homecoming, shared the Adoption Party with the International Relations Club at Christmas, and volunteered for recrea- tional activity at the Norwalk Metro- politan Mental Hospital. Lynn Springer Don Belding Suzy Jennings 157