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

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Kf-.T-TfiS -Jv M--- -■ ' ■ ' ' ' -«,• ' ' Andrea Martins, President Pane Schwitzbebel, ASNRS rep.; Anne Jorgensen, treas.; Saily Fulmore, sec.; Marj Swacker, ICC rep. SING ' TROPHY GOES TO CHI An overflow of coeds filled Chi Hall lounge for the beginning of a busy year, while the completion of the new hall was awaited. As one large group the Chi women sponsored several events, be- ginning with enthusiastically planned ac- tivities for frosh residents. Homecoming found Chi decorating the dining hall for the coronation dinner and copping the first place trophy in house dec competi- tion. The opening of Kappa Hall signaled a grecit change in Chi as they lost nearly 100 women to the new dorm. With more room to breath, they set to work to make the second semester even more successful. Slave Day proved popular again this year, and money from the sale of women on the auction block was donated to WUS Week. Cindy Watten, Vice-Pres. Spring sing competition provided an incentive for Chi to devote an all out ef- fort to their production of Gypsy. A speakeasy dinner in the dining hall, fea- turing Dick Huddleston ' s strip act, pre- ceeded the sing, in which Chi walked off with sweepstakes honors. Director Cindy Watten and Gypsy Janice Highes ac- cepted the award for the hall. 68

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T WON BETA SPRING SING AWARD Beta Hall occupies the northernmost tip of the campus, on a small point of land that gives residents a view of the La Jolla shoreline. 67

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Chi Hall women musically tell of their ' togetherness ' during the Spring Sing. This number, part of their Gypsy presentation helped them cop the sweepstakes trophy. Janice Collins, Mary Woodruff, Chi Hall Court justices. We have $1.25, do I hear $1.30? shouts Jerre Box as he auctions off two more Chi beauties at the annual slave sale in March. 69