University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Marked by the attendance of alumni in uniform, the Aloha Ball found Ensign George Bush, ' 42 Delta Chi, who escorted Senior Secretary and Alpha Gam Ursula Kahle, and others enjoying the senior party. Unique in the history of the University, this February graduation and senior festivity oc- casioned by the war saw many pronninent office holders pass into the Alumni ranks. Pat Darby, popular Vice-President, Marilyn Moon, Senior Secretary, and others who took advantage of the speed-up program bid adieu to Westwood at the ball. Mi Graduation itself was held in Royce hiall, a preliminary to the regular exercises sched- uled for June 9. Throughout the spring semes- ter, the Class Council met to plan for another Aloha, watching the class diminish as one reserve after another drew from its ranks. Plans under the direction of peppy president Jan Beavon were unequalled for newness in ideas. The approval of a Student speaker by Dr. Sproul being one of the most progressive additions to the graduation program. As each class says farewell to the campus it has loved and served so well, another chap- ter is ended in the volume of student history and a class moves forward to meet the world beyond. Early arrivals greeted by Harry Morris were Osceola Herron with Kappa Alpha Jimmy Crutchfield, and Junior Prexy Phil Baker with pretty Alpha Chi Omega Virginia Flynn.

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Larry Collins ' last effort for the Senior Class was the Aloha Ball held at the Beverly Wllshire. Everything preceded smoothly after the rug was rolled back and the lights were dimnned. Between dance chatter finds Lou King, Boxing Captain, smoothing up his talk and preparing for the next number. Many girls thought they were donning formals for the last time. Donning Senior dignity the campus com- munity bids Aloha to February graduates, and left behind classmates, who still claim ' 43 as their numeral, ascend to a category once adorning fifth year men and PCs only. To soft music and rustling formals the class met, brief ly glimpsing each other on the crowded floor of the ornate Beverly Wilshire ' s most ornate ballroom.

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« i n COUNCIL w Jttpefsnvs a JEEP! The Juniors found ways to get around all the obstacles which the world at wat presented. Here we see snniling Homecoming Queen and Secretary Peggie Rich . . . Prexy PHIL BAKER . . . Treasurer GEORGE METZGER and pretty DOREEN DEMOND . . . Vice- Fresident . . . equipped for whatever may come. Phil Bake Hogaboo aid, Marga Scott, Milt Pat Bello, Jcro , George H ret McHaffie, Shedd, Britton Bunker, Sonia Clarabut, Malt Copenhaber, Tillle Dieterle, Daniel Falcon, Peggy Flynn, Jack Herrick, Robin Hickey, Virginia phrey, Anne Lee Kauffman, Helen Leahey, Malcolm Lincoln, Carol Lubic, Alvira McCarthy, Gordon McCorkell, Patricia McDon- William Meyer, Barbara Negley, William Noid, Barbara Parmelee, Dorothy Rayburn, Peggie Rich, Ruth Anne Robinson. June Turner, Gene Vanburen, Jane Walderstedt, Virginia Wellons, Pah Whitakec, Hal Williams, Blanche Young. ? V Ak i . MA » ' k-. am fi ' --w - .CT i