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

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George Smith has passed the Saga hot dogs up and instead is having one of their chef salads. The cafeteria. al- though the students complain constantly about the food. seems to have a mag- netic pull around 8 a.m., I2 noon. and 5p.m.l CAFETERIA PARTIALLY MAKES P FOR LACK OF STUDE i Pops Ballinger is a retired Metho- dist minister who is a regular customer for Sagals lunch. He is vitally interested in students and their activities. and here talks to Cheri Stemler. I0 ef N mem:

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FAVORITE PLACE TO TALK T 'ff fig, ries? 3' '1 e, ,tw Ji A we A x f. 5s'SM9'1'QV jaw. in -Q - .. T fish Mike Mitchell and his dog Caneer . who follows him all over campus like a little black dot lnot shoun here? are H E l I T familiar figures on campus. Nlike is TT shown here on the lawn talking to a little Hstudentu. 143 The reason this flower gets prime space on this page is because it symbolizes all the thousands of flowers nurtured so carefully all over the entire campus. from the Law School to Gamma Hall!

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SOCIALIZING QCCL Re ELSEWHERE TOO- Cindy Sims and Marcie Moretti con- centrating on one of the many bridge games that take place in the snack bar. Apparently Cindy isn't making the right move, from the look on the on-lookerls v face. The cafeteria takes the place of the students union Cal Western still does not have. Students gather there hungry, full of gossip and jokes, looking for friends and future dates. S+ wg-S ,ft an '5 .Q ' E Sf, '11 my L Students wait for lunch to begin as they partake of the snack bar's popular cof- fee.