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

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r m umy'wvvm fatmi This year a new club was added to Orange Coasfs club rosterethe Music Club. The Music Club was presided over by Cathy Plummer. Encouraging student-faculty recital programs, taking field trips to areas of musical interest, inviting guest lectur- ers, and in general stimulating and en- couraging participation on campus and in community were the objectives fulfilled by the Music Club. Advisors to this years club were Mr. Paul Cox, Mr. Walter Gleckler, and Mr. John Williamson. Front row, L. to R.: Kathy Plummet, Janice Hazard, Denise Lindsey. Second row: Mr. Walter Gleckler tadvisoo, Seaton Blanco, Wayne Bischoff, Carol Handin, Mr. John Williamson tad- visoo. Third row: Jon CurtiS, Hem Dutcher, Mike Hutchinson, Harold Bouley, Jerry Platfoot. 86

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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...

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The Madrigal singers in their present MADRI GAL form have been at Orange Coast for two years. The group consists of sixteen sing- ers directed by Mr. Walter Gleckler. The SINGERS name Madrigal is a 16th century British word meaning a small singing ensemble which sings for their own entertainment. This popular singing group was a familiar sight at many school functions such 99 the Christmas assembly, the Father-Daughter Banquet, and the Spring Concert. The Madrigals also sang for organizations out. side of school such as service clubs. Front row: L. to R.: F10 Callaway, Dave Kest, Leslie Miller, Diana Walters, Mary Stone, Marshall Fant, Cathy Plummet. Second row: Robin Hill, Harold Vollmer, Nancy Lighthall, Stephen JohnstonhKathleen Spencer, Harold Bouley, Judy Davis, Bob Mathews, Jim Williams. Beth Norris pot pictured.