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

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Paul Allen and Biff COMMUNICATIONS Besides making posters for organiza- tions and events on and off campus, the Communications Board also published The Log, a student directory, sent let- ters and handbooks to all incoming fresh- men and provided pertinent information on Cal Western to visitors. First headed by Barbara Young, the board was later chaired by Paul Allen. wwf Pat Moran Ginny Spurlin Marty Koba SOCIAL - SPECIAL EVENTS The Special Events and Social Boards not only stimulated social life on and off campus, but they also collected money for such charities as Synanon and World University Service. Sue Camp- bell headed the Special Events Board Fall Quarter, while Mar- J WK! ty Koba took over for Winter and Spring Quarters with the help of Ginny Spurlin. The So- cial Board expanded its list of events under the chairmanship of Pat Moran Fall and Winter Quarters and Jenine Walters Spring Quarter. mn,,..,

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Mel Kadle Gary Krauss ACADEMIC The AS Executive Boards, an integral part of student government, are in charge of speakers, dances, and other activities on and off campus sponsored by the Associated Students. In the area of academics, the Academic Board sponsored' a speaker series which included Bishop james Pike, Ralph Schoenman, Robert Scheer and Floyd McKissick. Headed by Mel Kadle Fall and Winter Quarters and by Gary Krauss Spring Quarter, the board also scheduled seminars with professors and set up an exchange program with other college campuses in the San Diego area. Boards Plan Campus Activity Mark Stankhe RELIGIOUS LIFE In order Lo expand the relevance and significance of religion to students, the Religious Life Board sponsored films, Sunday and Wednesday Chapel services, as well as speakers and discussion groups on topics facing college students today. Variety was the keynote of the Religious Life program which included such things as a folk mass and a debate on the new morality. These activities were sponsored by the Board under the leadership of Mark Stankhe. V..-1 w7f.7v

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A San Diego Slate Jurfer Jhawr Cal Weftern board hug: haw to ride 4 wave during the rmfrtown match mid-year which the Wefternerx loft. Competition was keen this year as the Cal Western Surfing Association won the Southern League championship of the Western Intercol- legiate Surfing Council with a 2-0 record. The Southern League, made up of San Diego State, UCSD, and CWU, along with six other schools in two other conferences, provides intercollegiate competition in surf for schools with active clubs on the West Coast. Besides dual meets, the schools also participat- ed in an Invitational where the three best surfers and top paddler from each institution competed. Western representatives were Doug Godfrey, Paul Guard, jerry Sturrnan and Randy Stanger. God- frey placed third in the surfing contest. The club holds intraclub meets. Winner of this year's was Mark Eller, with Godfrey second and Guard third. New oflicers for the coming year are Randy Stanger, president, Rob Malbon, vice- president, Rob Evans, secretary-treasurer, and Bill Frantz, ICB representative.