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

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GH THE YEAR. 2 .wif ie' pr., I W I 5 L, yn Lois Darlington and Cher Sherman, both freshmen, are attempting to study, but is seems that a camera interrupted! Believe it or not, this is a ceilingl Yes, Ann Oatman lstgrictically Swallowed - u bw her verv in vers' mod closet. a white ceiling does get a little old, P -Y - ' - after nine months. . . 1

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THE BETA BUNNIE 'GHGPPEDBTHRC Beta Ilall hegan this year with its annual Big and Little sister ice-creain social. This casual gathering had its sole purpose the honding of individuals into one for thc spirit of the dorm. As a result of this initial uni- fication Betais first creation, the Homecoming house- dec took shape. Known affectionately as lferdinand the Bull, it w as huilt under the direction of Linda Scott. During Winter Quarter, despite climatic handi- caps, planning was hegun for the annual .XVYS Fashion Show with chairmen Kathy Sege and Diana lfilers, and Spring Sing with Ginger D'Amico as chairman. Along with the initial planning came the race for King of Hearts during which the money contrihuted for Betais candidate, Bon llund was delivered to the Heart Fund. A unique turn of events this season was the mid-term election of Kathy Sege as Alphais president. The filled thc post vacated hy Spring graduate, Susan Wfilson. Through the efforts of the officers, Sharon Corkill, vice-president, Ginger D'Amico, secretary, janelle Collins, Treasurer, and AWS representative Linda Scott as well as members of the dorm the plans for Spring Sing and the Fashion Show' materialized. The plans for Spring Sing heeame a source of achievement for Beta as their presentation Turn Around won first place in the Small Dorm Division. Also serving as an inspiration for dorm spirit in Beta were the Sec- ret Bunnies, carried on before Easter. ln this same mood, Beta Hall held a final Awards Banquet to form- ally recognize individual achievements in the dorm. Peggy Hanks and Pat Faverty--having a philosophical discussion in front of Beta. Diane Izilers concentrates on posters for a fashion show. She looks worried. ..

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-KN! Rick Schutt awards first place to Pam Pendleton, president of Chi Hall for their prize-winning pulling in the Chi- Kappa Tug-U'War. Mr iff' Headed hy Pam Pendleton, Chi Hall had a husy year, During Fall Quarter. their house dec won lst Place in the Homecoming contest. During Hallo- ween, Secret Urchinsi' were the 'I'liingi'. Chi also held an open House for guests, faculty and parents, and sponsored a Christmas door-decorating contest within the dorm. During VVinter Quarter. Chi held activities with child- ren at the Hillcrest Receiving Home, sold candied apples during the week, sponsored a King of Hearts candidate. sent girls to visit at Las Colinas and held a retreat at Cedar Clen. Spring Quarter hrought planning for Spring Sing. under the direction of Ellie Rosenlielm and jane Pidduck and an Easter Egg Hunt for underprivileged children on the tootluall practice field. All of Chiis rehearsing and time spent on costumes and props helped them take the Sweepstakes Award for Spring ,Sing away from Gamma Hall with their 'N M adeline WVho?'7 Officers for Chi Hall are Pam Pendle- ton, president, Sue Hunter, vice-presi- dent, jane Pidduck, secretary, Cay Bauman, treasurer, and Elly Rosenlieh, .MVS representative. DQR ff 21 I .,4,j?lWj, xr -ft 1 to tv-xr Q-if 1 J, 'T f 2 K ff , - .rf , .,f'-5: . , 4 -yi ,X-S54 4 for its Qi V fr- w e '