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.f ' i m J J. m ' , ' -2m5 ? 9 . 1 FROSH BRING ■ar , ' ' ' ' fll, .« Bob Caughron grimaces as a sponge hits the screen and showers hjm with cold water. Bob volun- teered for the Koppo Hall booth at the frosh sponsored carnival. A beanied captain shouts commands to his frosh tug-o-war team as upperclassmen slowly slide into the muddy pit of defeat at the annuo! avtivities doy during freshman initiation. 30
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ILCOME FROSH ' ACTIVITIES Sophomore class committee chairmen ore Bill Mudd, publicity,- Barbie Bradley, publicity,- Jim Gallaher, activities; Kathy Flynn, initiation; Tom Huse, social. Sadie Hawkins day gives Sophomore girls a chance to get that man. ' Elaine Everret and Lynne Springer try a backw ards technique on Ron Damschen. Wally Phelps pushes Dick Huddleston to a photo-finish victory over Bob Keller and Gary Newton in the Jr. -Soph Holidays ice race. 79
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SPIRIT NUMBERS TO CWU The largest class ever to invade Cal A estern mode a place for itself from the beginning. Organization occurred dur- ing the first week of school for a rebel- lion against initiation tortures. Spirited elections produced a capable slate of officers, and they immediately under- took a sports night event. An all-out effort by frosh men saved our homecoming bonfire from the hands of upperclassmen, whose mischevious minds were turned in other directions. Consequently the blaze was enjoyed at the proper time. Butterfield 8 was viewed by Wes- terners under the sponsorship of the frosh, and was one of the first com- pletely frosh - planned activities. The focus of all council efforts during the spring was the Frosh-a-Fair, held with Dorm Is slalom. Inclement weather worked against it but the carnival was a success and provided a fine start for an- other traditional activity. Freshman class committee chairmen are Skip Cook, publicity; Karen Lind- sey, social; Milly Paul, social; Jack Clemmer, activities Freshman class officers are Mike Kaufman, treas.; Bruce Jackson, rep.; Jinny Joyce, sec.; Rick Dressel, vice-pres. Tom Patty, President 81
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