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

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w K , 51 'Al -s -' 4 Even college-age women still carry their toys along to school! It is not an uncommon sight to see stuffed animals and Raggedy Anns in the dorms, like thisAnn in Comma. vt-Q SE fi E Practicing for Spring Sing involves many hours. Shown here are Marcia Glist, standing, and Gail Vetter playing the piano. HTHE O E AT THE BGTTOM OF THE HILLU-GAMMA HALL Three of Camma's officers--Cheri Krei- 86 mendahl, treasurer: Linda Cragg, social chairman: and Dana WVheeler, presi- dent. Not shown are Debby Dench, DeeDee Long and Margie Bloiset. ,Wm lx Wax Si A 4 fa bg wk Q R Fw? in ,KQ 70. Kew' 'Y 3 5 1-,isis 1 'fm at 's wg igfl-iq Q W if Q i 2' 7: get jg: . .1 , -'rs p '-,fiif - tif-ri ' A 3 .5 -, Qi, N353 'ws .. ' ' fm fvfi lflifg - :,...w, Q i: - 1 5 , is , ' ' v . gsgn. . K I.: -w . . ' is H . sf,-QR ' . 1 . It 5- , M-ixf , . K v' X l - Tix x ' g. ', j,'hfiq2: 9. '-1.5 3 - V -.z, .f yltbn 2 F ifa ll-, M.. fl?

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EDARTICIPATIO HELPS CHI W N Valerie Pietruska, an education major, puts in much time studying and making posters and bulletin boards for student teaching. Left, Carol Reuss, one of Chi's Resident ' Assistants takes the lead on Chi's side of the Tug-0-VVar. Above, Chi's officers r gathered for a picture: Ellie Rosenlieb, ut -5 E ij 'ef-2 1 3- f , ii' mf Thai It ' iglfgz Q t i Swiss KN: ft 'A I OHSDN ill!! .,f Mary Ann Hounsel works in one of the many RSA positions which are needed to work on the reception desks in the dorms. Signing out is Caryl Clover. Pam Pendleton, president, Chris Peter- son and jane Pidduck. Not shown are Sue Hunter and Cay Bauman. l

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Gamma Hall is the largest of the girls dorms at Gal VVestern, consisting of two quads with four sections on each of its two floors. Each section tsuitel holds twelve girls with four to a room, They each have a central living room, bath room and study area, offering the girls a variety of personalities, experiences and responsibilities. Activities for Gamma during Fall Quarter consisted of Big and Little Sisters, an openhouse, a Homecoming housedec, a penny night, intramurals lin which Gamma took first for softballlg Gamma i'Gobblers and finally a Christmas Party with carols and refreshments. Winter Quarter was relitively quiet due to weather and shortness of time, but Gamma did participate in intramural basket- ball, a raffle for their orphan in Korea and the beginnings of Spring Sing. During Spring Quarter, the hours spent on Spring Sing became a reality Gamma's The Bare Beginningsn won first place in the Large Dorm Division, Also keeping Spring Quarter busy for Gammais girls was the Awards Luncheon held at the Atlantis Restaurant, and intramural volleyball. Leadership in Gamma was headed by Dana XVheeler, president, with help from Cheri Kreimendahl, Debby Dench, DeeDee Long, Margie Moiset, and Linda Gragg, mv... V . Diann McCoy was found in the laundry room in her quad in Gamma. . wa W5-wr N... gba., L , K , v,,, , G. V, il . wwf . , ,:. ., L Q -tw , Q, V, . 3-aft' ii ' ' . .. as-.. if 'H , ,., V r 3 Kathy Russel takes advantage of a quiet afternoon to get some studying done in one of the special study areas above the Gamma lounge. Q evvt . Y 2 V . 1. 1.7, ,. fs- . ,Q .sa - , srst 'W f Q5 Ni I if A J' 'FQ :msx s.n1 a K twmml 'Missile' rumma- Above. Gamma's spacious quads are invitations to girls wishing for a tan. such as Donna liancs and Chris Dur- ham. Below, jane Hagen was awakened from a nap in her room, in which she has two instead of the usual three room- mates.