University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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The action of Big C at night, viewed from the Student Union with a time exposure. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE — Randie Feldman, Vicki Odenweller, Peggy Mongam, Beth Fain, Claudia Lee, Benette Kuper, Chairman; Jackie Key, Carolyn Goddard, Al Frumkin, Stephani Lesch, Ada Schorr. Wouldn ' t YOU like to plaster a Tri-Delt? 31

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THE ASUC PROUDLY PRESENTS THE BIG C CIRCUS HARMON GYM AND UNION FIELD UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY CAMPUS FRI., APRIL 26 7 PM-12 MIDNIGHT SAT. ,APRIL 27 11 AM-5 PM 7 PM-12 MIDNIGHT ENTRANCE - $1.00 PER SESSION RIDES • GAMES • ENTERTAINMENT PROCEEDS GO TO CAL CAMP BIG C CIRCUS COMMITTEE — Row One: Bob Sullivan, Entertainment Chairman; Syd Henshaw, Big C Circus Chairman; Steve Johnson, Sale s Chairman. Row Two: Benette Kuper, Publicity Chairman; Cathy Macey, Booth Coordination Chairman; Mots Sutcliffe, Secretary. Row Three: Nel Brodie, Clowns Chairman; Dennis Crowley; Carolyn Decorations Chairman. The circus came to town! The most magnanimous Big C Circus ever to hit Cal. The activity in Harmon Gym, which was highlighted by a twenty foot clown in the center, was enough to make Barnum and Bailey green with envy. People were throwing darts and pies, smashing cars, dunking friends and enemies in huge tanks of water, poloroid pictures, eating cotton candy, spilling soda pop, and dancing to the music of Sylvester Grisley and the Candymen. Though it sounds chaotic, the circus was all organized fun with the proceeds going to Cal Camp. Gee, almostl 30

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Spring Sing Spring Sing, despite the cold rain the night of dress rehearsal, and the threat of rain the night of the show, was a singing success. The theme of this year ' s production was Californians around the World. Each of the ten groups competing had their own theme which fit the general overall theme. The themes ranged from a tour of Africa to a tour of San Francisco. The final production was the culmination of over a month ' s work by the participating living groups, selection and planning by the directing Californians, and much anxiety by all during the last hectic week. The groups w ere judged on many points including costumes, voice quality, adherance to theme, overall appearance, and overall quality of performance. The five final winners were: Bowles Hall ' s — Alpha Phi Sweepstakes; Cheney and Deutsch Halls, 1st in mixed, and Kappa Delta Rho — Chi Omega second; and Phi Mu first in singles, and Zeta Tau Alpha second. Deutsch and Cheney Halls, sweepstakes winners for two years, were forced to settle for first in mixed. Alpha Phi and Bowles Hall captured the sweepstakes trophy. Phi Mu took first in singles. 32