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

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ONCE AGAIN THE BEACH PARTY WAS The annual beach party, offering everything from volleyball to folksinging, was held on june 28th to enable all those attending summer school to become better acquainted. Planned by the Asso- ciated Students, it was held in Ocean Beach and all graduate and undergraduate students' and faculty and administration were invited. Dinner was provided there by SACA, and was followed by a marsh- A mallow roast later. Shown here enjoying marshmallows are john freshman Glen Bates grins broadly as he trles to get the ball back Even Dean Parker sat in the sand and held a marsh- Sampson, left, and Bill Valeri with a graduate school friend. Left, mallow over the fire, and appears here to be having , a good time. Shown also are Joni Bryan, Cindy over the Def for his team' Spiller, and her fiance john Long. 20

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DR. WHITTE DIRECTS PROJECT MIGOSN OIMJ CDLCNASH 1 ru PUEUI 2417 r ft an 5 ,. l A Tijuana mother, above, brings her baby to Project Amigos' U medical center. English is one of the courses taught in the classes. Below a student works in learning the correct verbs The Projecti' provided many children such as these with a safe playground and supervision. Dr. XK'oodroxv Whitten, History professor at Cal XVestern has been personally involved with a very instrumental organization since its beginning. Project Amigosm, is a complex school, medical, dental, and social center for many of the inhabitants of Tijuana, Started in 1962 by a group of Americans, their goal was to found a literacy cen- ter for the 40,000 migrant vvorkers who had come to Tijuana. uProject Amigosv, started without any financial or organizational backing, is now supported by donations of household goods that are sold in the projectis thrift shop. QDr. Whitten took two carloads of clothing down which had been collected by girls in Gamma and Chi Halls at the end of spring quarter last yearj. Along with the academic side of the school, the vocational train- ing is providing many opportunities for the young people of Ti- juana. Graduates of the school were placed in jobs in Tijuana and are bringing home paychecks to their families. Several students will possibly have the opportunity of receiving scholarships to American Universities in the next several years. The Project is offering a chance for many students to become in- volved in helping the less fortunate. The school is also utilized by the Peace Corps as a training camp.

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. LIKEWISE THE SPORTS NIGHTS Many individual and team sports were held in the gym during summer quarter, and were usually fun for students and faculty alike. On Monday and Wednesday nights, intramural games in volleyball, basketball and badminton were played by teams made up of students, faculty, both men and wom- en. Also scheduled were individual sports nights for anyone interested in a little physical activity. Even weight-lifters had a chance to work out with the weight room open three times a week. Dellyn Binswanger shows graceful volleying form at sports night. Bob Skomer unknowingly dis- played an armpit as the cam- era flashed during a volleyball game this summer. 21