Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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l Although the Student Executive has been running on a slightly reduced budget this year, it has come through to the end with no 'Fewer achievements than before. I The Student Store has been operating so well that it is now turning over surplus profits to the General Fund of the Associated Students, to be used wherever it is needed. One other very concrete project which was carried out-that of the new walks around Chapman Square-has been .enjoyed by all. The All College Sings, under the supervision of Social Chairman Haskell, also have been a successful new venture. And last, but not least, the Exec laid plans to send us all to Arizona, by arranging for the tuberculosis tests. Bob 440 A ' v . - .c , Y L,'j'f3i'1. . 4, ' V digg -. if 15' , L ' sf , Barbara Faye t -' ff-i? , -f Fil. P :Z- 53 A i 'C T w- . .A U A Na ?-,A , gy.-...J yy 54.2, by - 1 , ,,. I V 2 597, i z 1 1' ,U - -1.11-5Qj'g,Q 2 27 Norm-

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Mrs. Evans Women's Dorm Mother' For 6 . Sr oflusfhlyb S173 '77 R M All's quiet on the Western Front -a trite phrase, especially when referring to the dormitories at Chapman. lt's never really all quiet on Northern, Eastern, Southern, or Western front. Spreads on the Women's side, and early morning bull sessions on the men's side always seem to be in order, the buzzer, and other bells, may at any time disturb some female's thought or sleep, and the males