Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Pcggy Walters flop flholoj was a sfhllllflifd al me Hoommmny. ' Dixie Lee juris introducea' Coach glaude Retherfnrd and the bzzskelba!! team QQ:-Yiv ??1-??1- Hzaaaa-a-11 is llze .S'0Il7ll!-fbf llzc lower piclure. to the time QF Hg, Lauajf, Lamb, Several performers entertained a large Crowd at an informal hootenanny held in the Student Center. The audience stamped their feet and clapped their hands to the lively ballads of the guitarists Peggy Walters sang three melancholy tunes she wrote for the entranced onlookers, who immedi- ately whistled and applauded for an encore. During the Hoot, Yell Leader Dixie Lee Jones introduced each basketball player to the tune ot Hey, Laudy, Laudyfl Coach Claude Retherford thanked the students for their support at the basketball games. The program was enjoyed by the students, many of whom expressed their wishes for more of the same in the future.

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,gd , 'if' I X W lze1'e'.r the lJz'rdz'c? ff! Y Q Pla night Two playnights were sponsored by the ASB and were enjoyed by a good crowd. The more enthu- siastic participants used up their excess energy by partaking in some vigorous badminton and vol- leyball games, while the less exuberant contented themselves with dancing. Free hot-dogs and Coca Cola were served and were very well received by the students, who were famished after their encr- getic evening. After-game dances are always crowded by twist lovers, as shown in the lower right-hand picture. Barney Van Wagoner looks like he is really enjoying the music and the workout. H ol Dogs mgfmmP TdLUZ'.S'lZ'Il, lhe nzlglzl awqy. . ,