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

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Top-hatted MC Johanna Row adds the only touch of disnity to the zany show staged by the Women s Recreation Asso- ciation to introduce Winnie Wra to new girls. The chip on Shirley Taylors provocative shoulder lures Winnifred Colder. Mrs. Florence Shannon blows the whistle for Beverly Pearson and Fran Maloney on their hopped-up tricycle, while Mrs. Marion Schwob cooks up something in the background. Campus leaders seem amused by Sandy Sandlin as he introduces the evenings discussion topics at the annual Presidents Dinner At the speakers table Dean Richard Madden, Bob Kelly Dwain Kantor, Georgie Herrell, Bob Kuykendall, Dean Herbert Peiffer, and Liz Balaban listen. Harper mugs Busboy Bill Ludwig clears a spot during the noon rush, while newcomers eye crowded tables and the line ahead of them. Hawg-callin contest for gals draws a crowd Even Kappa Sigs look surprised. Ticket buyers are promised the usual free hayrides. Black Mountain rears its painted head behind The Wall (in fine weather a campus rendezvous, book depository, and bridge table.)

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. 51 STOPPED COLD Risht suard Don Feldt dives into a Wave. Moments later, Aztec center George Coleman grabbed a bloc ked punt, raced to the Pepperdine 8. Johnny Simcox went through to the 4 on a quarterback-sneak, then rifled a short pass to end Lloyd Cassady to tie the score Nick Radovichs educated toe provided state s one-point margin for victory Nick Radovich, right tackle George Coleman, center Dick Martin and Mikki Fisher help celebrate the vic- tory at Sig Ep ' s Sing Sing Swing in the Rose Room. Hup, hup Captain Margie Griley leads the thirty Aztecadets in practice for their Shrine game performance. 19

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First Nisht . Pysmalion. John Clark, in the role of Eliza ' s father, tells a sad story to Henry Higgins, irate professor of phonetics, who, says Doolittle, has stolen his daughter. Colonel Pickering (Larry Scholz) frowns. It ' s opening night for women only at the AWS-sponsored preview of the G. B. Shaw classic Pygmalion. Mary Jane Brazell interviews two stars from State, Mildred Porter Lamb and Connie Alden Brazell. in front of the Little Theater. Professor Higgins is startled as Eliza, only a short way along in her training bursts forth with remnants of her original speech Regarding her with different emotions are Mrs. Higgins, left; Clara, on the couch, (June Howard); Colo- nel Pickering; and Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, right (Betty Wood). Freddie Eynsford-Hill (Henry Johnson), is in the background. Eliza Doolittle, the flower girl taken in as an experiment by Professor Henry Higgins, tells her father, a dustman, she will have nothing to do with him. Elaine Cooper presents flowers to actress Marion Ross (Eliza) at the preview reception in Scripps. Gathered around are: Virginia Smith, who portrays Mrs. Higgins; Sterling Jensen, Professor Henry Higgins; Ed Roche, Mr. Doolittle; Hester Johnson, Mrs, Pierce: Henry Johnson, Freddie; Larry Scholz, Colonel Pickering; and Mildred Lamb one of the guests. 21