San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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swung out as usual. Meredith Shetton and Jean Conner acted as attend- ants to Queen Charmaine Ehmcke who presided with regal charm over Aztec prom-trotters. Aiding the drive for victory. the class also hetped purchase the defense bond which was offered as a prize in the contest tn which the Mission Valley road was re-named Montezuma Road. Most ot the ERC men leaving State were taken Jfrom the ranks ot the junior class. Secretary Dusty joined the WAVES leaving State to study at communications school. With the help of Dr. Post. circus-minded iuniors sponsored an open air exhibition tn the quad. featuring rope-twirling expert Mark Ross from Texas. He atso performed for the children in the training schoot. The rest of their time was spent in the whirl of activities and studies pre- paratory to their last year under Montezuma's spell. Dr. Lauren Post, himself an amateur ropc-spinner' introduces Mark Ross. well- lmown tope-spinning expert at the stage and screen. at an outdoor assembly sponsmed by the Junior:. ' 23

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h Treasurer Esihar Byrnzs and Vic: ?rcsidznt Vickie Gregory disuus: new angles For the ycar's activi- ties with Prexy Hal Surnrntrs. Hal's famzd Petunia gives the girls a lift. THEIR SENIOR YEAR just around the corner. all-most mighty juniors squeezed time in between classesh studying. and quad-gossip for numerous and varied activities, Harold Efficiencyhh Summers wielded the prexy's gavel. while blond Vickie Gregow presided as vice president. Secretarial Hdirty work W65 managed by Virginia Dusty Miller. Esther Byrnes served as Official wrundi handler. hnanclal-wizard. and budget-balancer. The night of November twentieth hound 1c ormals and tuxes holding sway over the Crown Room at Hotel Del when the annual Jumor-Semor prom 22

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Comedy. music. pretty girls and songs made a smash hit of the Sophomore-Frosh production No Priorities Please. M E N were scarce in the sophomore class. especiatly after the ERC groups were called. But traditionally tnactive sophomores made the best of a bad situation and really showed their stuff. Popular prexy Dick Brewer got the crass off to a good start before he Eeft tor the army in March by promoting a successful dues card campaign. The proceeds went ?nto the l sponsorship of one at Dr. Post's newsletters and the backing ot the Fresh- t Soph show April I4. No Priorities Please . a takeoht on a college-stu- l dents' stage show depicting the lite ot a draftee. t Blll Cordtz. hard-worting production manager-director of the show k was assisted by sophomore At Couvrette as business manager, Murray I Stirton as assistant director. Austin Masont musical director, and Phii Bulot as assistant production director. Director of the stage sets and costumes was Etotse Hanson. 24