Orange Coast College - Log Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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LDS CLUB Promoting Christian fellowship, and offering opportunities for discussion of LDS concepts and doctrines were the main purposes of the Lambda Delta Sigma. Through interesting and stimulating discussion members gained knowledge and fellowship. L. to R.: Phil Jones, Harris Done, Dian Omesby, Al Ehresmann, Diana Kest, Richard Parks, NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club which was open to all interested students, particularly the Cath- OliC students, had as its goals to aid in the cultural, spiritual, and social growth of its members. Newmans participated in conferences with other Newman Clubs, attended barbecues, dances. and Sundav Communion breakfasts. Advisors were Mr. William Ackerman, Mrs. Maxine Gundry, Mr. John Farmer, Mr. Anthony Mc- Donald, and Father Anthony McGowan from Saint John the Baptist Church in Costa Mesa. First row, L. to R.: Linda Miller, Janice Williams, Connie Cooper, Fran Wagner, Judy Sampel, Andrea Bonilla, Kay Breaugh. Second row: Judy Legan, Anne Butcher, Carol Losleben, Louise Holtz, Marion Scahog, Judy Broersma, Diana Farley, Richard Bomalick. Third row: Mr. John Farmer tadvison, Richard Lawrence, Richard De Mong, Burl Holloway, Pauline Murphy, Jerry Platfoot, Mr. William Ackerman tadvison. Fourth row: Reverend Anthony McGowan, Corky Lynch, Gene Tenczar, Lee Girard, Bob Darnell, tPresJ, Fred Fuller, Mr. Anthony McDonald advisory

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Front row, L. to R.: Bonnie Leonhardt, Nancy Johnson, Sandra Brockman, Sandra Ramella, Janie Martell tpresidenO, Tina Thayer, Miss Mary McChesney tadvisorl Back row: Nancy Vosskuhler, Shirley Olmsted, Judith Esler, Marshall Fant, Butch Vollmer, Richard Trapane, Stephanie Adams, B. Kell, John Magthei, Robert Bonadurer, Marian Spaulding. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA Alpha Gamma Sigma has as its objectives to promote and recognize scholarship, to cultivate fellowship, and to develop character. Alpha Gamma Sigma is a member of the state junior college honor society. Members must have a 3.0 grade point average for three or more semesters plus sixty units to gain life membership. STUDEN T N URSES Front row, L. to R.: Dorothy Skarin, Arlene Rath, Judy Errecarte, Bonnie Steamford, Shirley Worden, Marion McElvaine tpresideno, Donna Morehouse. Back row: Miss Olive Rees tadvison, Peggy Greaves; Lenee Clarke, Julie Al- corn, Christy Errecarte, Donna Gilmore, Janie Toelkes, Shelia Roseberry, Miss Jean Kirkpatrick tadvisory SNAC, as it is called by the student nurses, had the following objectives: to further the benefits of student nurses, to prepare student-nurses for memberships in graduate nurse organizations, and to better the relations of student nurses to the community. These objectives were achieved by inviting guest speakers, show- ing films, participating in panel discus- sions, and other activities.

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The purposes of the Christian Science Organization were many. They were to afford the college com- munity the opportunity of learning the truth about Christian Science; to welcome Christian Scientists en- tering the college and unite them in closer bonds of Christian fellowship; to sponsor a Christian Science lec- ture at least once a year; to cooper- ate with other student religious groups on the campus; and to co- operate with college authorities in participation in projects that pro- mote inter-religious interest. Ad- visors were Mr. Richard Barrett and Mr. Elmo Shaver. First row: L. to R.: Fred Fischer, Roger Poulson, Charlie Hutchins, Glorie Fleming, Sally Betts, Mike Dawson. Second row: Mr. Richard Barrett tadvisorL Roy Houghton, Mr. Elmo Shaver Gidvisorx Pamela Frary tpresideno. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CLUB PELLETIER DRUG STORE HOLLISTERS NURSERY 2108 Ocean Front 1969 Harbor Blvd. Newport Beach, California Costa Mesa, California OR 3-0170 MI 6-8828 ,r. ... mu...