University of Redlands - La Letra Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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Happy Halloween From Holt Holt Hall held its annual Haunted House on Thursday. Oct. 30 in the hall ' s basement . All profits went to U nicef. Residents joined together to build the haunted house uhich attracted more than 10 people in the four hours the house was open. I. ZotJack-a-Lanlem. 2. Dn it Dare BadgUy and Student Puhlk Safety Paul Hoagland. i. Coulaih twosome Milie Renneman and Dave Grube. 4. Chris Sifahh hangs out of closet. 5. Sad commentary for funny Carter-defeated by Ronald Rea gen in 1980 ELECTION. 1: Couls Verdene Crabbe and Susie O ' Brien. 7. Date Williams sits doun to dinner. 8. Dave D ' Antonio is dinner. ' ! 20 Redlands

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UR Celebrates Opening of Academic Year On Wednesday, Sept. 1 7 at 11 a.m., the University ' s Opening Convocation was held. The University Choir, led byJeffPJckard, sang and was followed by aproce.uion ofUR faculty and administrators in formal academic regalia. The Rev. Doug Bowman, UR Chaplain, delivered the invocation. Following Bow- man. Char Burgess, the dean of Student Life welcomed stu- dents to the UR. Gerald Gates, Vice-president for Academic Affairs, declared the opening of the Academic Year and Charge to the faculty. Dr. Moore spoke to the com- munity with an address. On a Clear Day You can see 1984. An interesting realiza- tion did overtake me as I con- templated the class of 1984. In four years, this is the group whom we will graduate into the world of 1984 — 1984, that magical terrifying year which in 1 949 George Orwell fixed in our minds with a novel that has virtually be- come a modem classic in liter- ature. For those of us who in 1949 read Mr. Orwell ' s little book, it hardly seems possible that the years have fled at such a merciless rate of speed — that in fact, so many of these years have gone by that we are close enough to see 1 984. It has come into view! 22 Redlands