University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Executive Council ASUCR officers il. to r.J: Kassel, W., Vice President, Young, C., President, Eyer, L. Secretary, Swing, D., Treasurer. Executive Council CI. to rj: Lynch, K., Kassel, W., Dodd, R., Young, C., Eyer, L., Garcia, E., Swing D., Brumgardt, J., Barnett, W.

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All-Cel Weekend For the first time UCR attended the All-Cal weekend, thereby be- coming a part of this growing uni- versity tradition. President Sproul founded All-Cal five years ago with UCLA and Berkeley acting as yearly alternate hosts. Last November Berkeley wel- comed the multitudes of converg- ing students, including a delega- tion of some sixty bus-weary but excited Highlanders who were anticipating the All-University meeting, the football rally, the many dances and open-house par- ties, the UCLA-Cal game and the tour of San Francisco. Description of time had - fabulous l l The Riverside students attend a pep rally held during All-Cal weekend at Berkeley. l Chuck Young, speaking to the group that attended the All-Cal weekend rally. Active Dick Hughes, our Head Yell Leader fall semester, leads the All-Cal rally in a cheer for California.

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CL to r.l Row l: Koldewyn, N., Ford, J Lewi, J. Row 2: Carroll, D,5 Whyte, D Dessery, E., Walker, S. Orchesis Orchesis, the first club to be officially recog- nized on the UCR campus, offered knowledge of dance techniques and choreography during its meetings of the past two semesters. Orchesis retained open membership during both semesters, welcoming all women and men who wished to either participate or watch, The activities included a program put on by Orchesis members and women from the modern dance classes and the sponsoring of a queen candidate for the Sophomore Royal Ball. Mrs. Schlundt was the faculty advisor tor both semesters. Ga a Exim K P W 1 s,i.,.w?if2i1g.:4,E?ga JUDY FORD, President l gm H jl l I ! l i