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Page 81 text:
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Committee chajimen are Elaine Everett, publicity; George AAcFredries, social; Sally Williams, activities. First place goes to the ladies with the original song. The tune of MTA provided a back- ground for their story of the trip to the mountains at the Jr. -Soph Holiday. JRS. GO HIGH IN THE HILLS AGAIN Because you ' re mine, 1 cut the tw me ' sing these men as Chuck Livingston displays the effects of the song.
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President Dave Balfour and his bond of workers found more than enough to do as Junior class leaders. The tradi- tional Junior-sponsored President ' s Tea in September welcomed new frosh to Cal Western. President Rust and other ad- ministrators received the new students along with class officers. An increasingly popular event is the on-campus movie, so the Juniors took advantage and booked such films as Green Mansions and Seven Year Itch as after-game entertainment. Months of preparation with the Soph- omore class climaxed high in the hills in early April at the Soph-Jr. Holidays. The weekend, held at Camp Cedar Glen, was filled with dancing, sports, a talent show and general high spirits. David Balfour, President Junior class officers are Maiy Alice Honnum, sec, Ron Allin, rep.; ve Woss, Ireos., Tim Short, vice-pres. 76
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The major task of the Sophomore class is always that of organizing Freshman orientation. Initiation has maximum par- ticipation by all classes, but the soph council spent many hours before and during the first week of school coordinat- ing various activities planned for the new Westerners. Their efforts provided a series of experiences not soon forgot- ten by the frosh. Sadie Hawkins day became an after- noon of competition under the sophs ' direction. Chocolate cream pies, greased poles and gunny sacks were the props for a day of gooey fun. With the Juniors, the Sophomores planned the Soph-Jr. Holidays, o week- end that gave the classes a chance to play and compete together. Dances and a beach party rounded out the slate of activities for an ambitious and capable council. SOPHS PROVIDE WE Mel Myler, President Sophomore class officers ore Frank Ryan, rep.; Gloria Greenwood, vice-pres.; Trsh Sanders, sec.; Kathy Rigley, treas. 78
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