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

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CW Surfers Active On weekend: Jurferx from of and on rampuf do! lhe Jurf at Newhreah, probably the heir Jurfing area in San Diego Counzy. When lhe Jurf if up at New- hreah below Hall III avid .rurferr forget homework and rlauef and hit the wafer. jim Henry, above, officialex dl the UCSD ronteft here. Below, Mark Eller, prominent CWU Jurfer, waitf hi: turn in the water.

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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.

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Campus Paper Backs Student Movement ditor, Staff, Policy Changes Then Seen Fall and Winzer Edizor Narda Zacchino, rigbz, and Bufinefs Manager Kathy Kworie parte up ad fopy. A good newspaper is essential to the life of an active and well-balanced cam- pus. At Cal Western, the principle means of communication is The WESTERN TIDE. The WESTERN TIDE underwent tremendous changes this year not only in editorial policy but also in philosophy and staff membership. Chosen by the Publications Board, last year as editor, Miss Narda Zacchino was removed from her position in February following two meetings of the Publica- tions Board. The Board recommended to Provost R. Carroll Cannon that Miss Zacchino be relieved of her duties as editor-in-chief on the basis of a bill of particulars in connection with the Febru- ary 2 edition of The WESTERN TIDE. Miss Zacchino and two other members of the editorial board financed the publi- cation of this edition by themselves after learning the day before that the Univer- sity press was broken. They removed the paste-ups from the press room and took them to a commercial printer off campus. They were reimbersed the following morning by students at the student con- vocation. The Publications Board felt that Miss Zacchino had nsufliciently compromised her position of responsibility by her ac- tions, and as a result, it recommended her removal. Pending the selection of a new editor by the Board, former Managing Editor Chris Heiserman was appointed Interim Editor for the remainder of ,the winter quarter. Applications for the position were meanwhile submitted by five interested students. Senior Mike Loeb was chosen by the Publications Board to fill the edi- torial seat for the Spring, Quarter. Loeb chose a new staff subsequent to resigna- tidns following his appointment.