Occidental College - La Encina Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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we waltzed under the stars . l Anticipating the on- coming Leap Year the col- Iege's feminine contingent raised their voices with the Co-ed Hop. Diplo- matic-wise male dates went into rhapsodies over the original corsage crea- tions of vegetables, ani- mals, and minerals while others could not refrain their deprecatory remarks. Freeman Student Union took on a festive air and couples hummed the danceable tunes furnished by the Combo. Women offered ludicrous corsages to their companions janet Burke and jean Hurry with dates Ralph Sturde- vant and Herb Winslow relaxed at Co-ed l-lop. 161 at Co-ed l-lop. Bottom: The dance floor was crowded at the annual Christmas celebration. l .g.,,m.

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Soph-Frosh Day added a fast-beating note to usual staid traditions. A mixed volley- ball game early in the morning started a strenuous day which included a softball game between women of both classes and a pre-lunch tussle among the men as the Sophomores in a tug of war pulled the trosh group through.the mud. The final event of the day .was a- pushball contest held at the Whittier game halt-time. Soph- omores maintained supremacy over their greener classmates and were pronounced the victors. The gay, youngsophomores continued in their carefree way to present Soph Stunts the second semester. Time was turned back to the l89O's for the theme was The Bowery. Couples ap- peared in costumes representing the dress of the times. Women were in long skirts and bustles, and their escorts sported dark stubbles on their chins as they tried to win the beard-growing contest. capered at class allairs Ann Pierce and Barbara lVlarkee,waited for the pitch. L18 Q' 3 A mud bath which only the agile escape followed the , tug-of war