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

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EW IDEA - PRESIDE T BOARD ORIGINATED, DIRECTED BY KGMER Pictured above, Lee Weigand, Ed Simmons, Bob Skomer and Mark Schulte. The Presidents Board, originated and lead each Monday night by Bob Skomer, is primarily a Communications Board. There are no faculty or administration members on the board only stu- dents. The Executive Officers, the Senate Vice- President, the Dorm Presidents, the AWS, Pub- lic Relations and representatives of the various campus clubs compose the Presidents Board. Any special issues or arising problems and their pos- sible solutions are discussed and voted on in- formally. General announcements are also made. This Communications Boardi' was highly suc- cessful this year and will continue next year. .mutans ,- Y s..M,. T-,.. Salinas z-uf -- slug xr'-H '- as null! K-ex' , annul e i - Mr, Nth Doug McPhee, Public Relations man, is a Senior, who plans to teach after graduating.

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THE BOARDS The Members of the various Boards were brought closer together this year when the Presidents Board was established and will hopefully become even closer in the fol- lowing years. Seen about at a 1969 Presidents Board meeting are: Kappa President, Cindy Spillerg Social Board President, Cindy Hager and Melony Hickson. Below, in the AS Building, are Cindy Hagerg jinny Spurlin, Social Action President and Kris Bake- well, Publicity Board. .1-f qaguunm-rv wr r 1,

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RHHJ TrrF, THROUGH A ye A ' it . Steve Sargeant. King of Hearts. was crowned at the Valentines Dance held in February. Steve had been chosen to represent Kappa Hall. Honey raised was given to the San Diego Heart Fund. 104 NMS XVith both the installation of the Senior Responsibility Key System and the change in dress code under their guidance the AWS Board saw an active and progressive year, Following a mass majority vote by the women students in favor of the revised dress code, the code went into effect on a trial basis during Spring quar- ter. The resolution stated that CWL' women students would be allowed to wear pants on campus at all meals and in classes. The success of the trial quarter will be considered by the 1969-T0 board next fall. Following many sessions by the Senior Responsibility Board deciding on rules and procedures and the arrival of the special keys which were lost in the mail for a number of months, quali- fying senior yy omen w ere allowed to re-enter the dorm after closing but before 5 a.m. Put into effect Spring quarter, the key system appeared to cause little if any trouble or misuse. Traditional Bel- mont Park Night, the Big and Little Sister Program and Christmas Caroling in the fall, the Valentines Dance, Dorm Upen House and Tea in the winter, and the lfaster lfgg Hunt, and Fashion Show in the spring kept for a quarter by quarter busy and active year for the associated yvomenls organization at CVVU. is Students are seen dancing at this years Val entines Dance, held at the Atlantis.