Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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INTERNATIONAL Relations Club members are top row, left to right, Ted Bright, Art Dalkiran, John Barilone, Ed Livengood and Lee Kerschner, advisers, Jim Preston, Peter Conaty. Front row, Hashem Maadi, Margaret Pollack, Kelorah Frank- lin, Barbara Bayless, Ken Coltrin. An interest in the international scene is a prerequisite for membership in the Inter- national Relations Club and the Model United Nations Club. Discussions of the international scene to promote international understanding through the exchange of ideas has been the purpose of I.R.C. Hashem M. Maadi has served as club president, Helen Chuvarsky, vice-pres- ident, Margaret Stanton, secretary, and Jim Preston, treasurer. Representing the Austrian viewpoint at this same San Diego meeting was the out- standing project of the year for the Model United Nations Club. Serving as chairman of this club is Ken C oltrin, assisted by Margaret Pollock, first secretary-treasurer, and John Barilone, second secretary-treasurer. Prof. Lee R. Kerschner is faculty sponsor for both groups. MODEL UNITED NATIONS members are top row Lee. Front row, left, Prof. Lee Kerschner, adviser; left to right, Jim Preston, Hashem Maadi, Fred John Barilone, Margaret Pollock, Ken Coltrin.

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ORANGE STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION members are, back row, left, Louis Riley, Larry Scodder, Freida Pownall, Carol Kasser, Frances Peterson, Sue Smith, Kay Dilden, Art Johnson. Second row, Dr. Kenneth Doane, adviser, Aida Morgan, Mary Simione, Ann Reanda, Doretta Bacon, Sydney A. Engstrom, Edythe Gardell, Dorothy Foster, Dr. Hazel Croy, adviser. Front row, left, Gordon McKay, Jeri Reiser, Mary Chit- wood, Byron Robbins. The Orange State Education Association, under the leadership of President Gordon McKay, completed work on the club ' s con- stitution and received its official charter in February. OSEA sponsored an Audio-Visual Teach- ing Machine exhibit on campus and served as hosts at a PTA assembly. Assisting the president were Jeri Reiser, vice-president; Mary Chitwood, secretary; and Bud Robbins, treasurer. Making headlines as the first campus organization to receive a charter from a national organization was the business club, known now as the OCSC chapter of the So- ciety for the Advancementof Management. The purpose of S.A.M. is to conduct and promote study and understanding of the so- cial, psychological and economic implica- tions of scientific principles of modern man- agement through research, discussion and publications. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT and row: Dr. Stephen Barres, adviser; Margi e Jones, members are, back row, left: George Simmons, Dr. Ted Helen Hodder, Mel Berry, John Elder, Waldo Ortega, Smith, adviser; Bill Young, Jim Morteas, Robby Blandea, Fred Arevalos, Joe Clayes, Norman Goodwyn. Front row: Rich DeYoung, George Aitken, Bill Selman, Charles Wilson, Dick Michaels, Lester Phillips, Dennis Silver, Paul Sandoval, Ron Perrot, Bill Spears, Wayne Lancaster, Don Zoch. Sec- Ron Boring, George Rentfro, Henry Baird, Don Evans.

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NEWMAN CLUB members are, top row, left, Dr. Will McNelly, adviser; FrankKirby, Dennis Silver, Paul Sandoval, Mike Little, Scotty McTaggart. Front row, Paula DeWitt, Loretta Matulich, Jackie Lampher, Susie Chavez, Ann Tobias, Carol Mat- hey. Newmans Offer Spiritual Strength Two campus organizations that strive to strengthen Christian spiritual lives both at home and abroad are the Newman Club and the Titan Christian Fellowship. Susie Chavez was named president of the Newman Club. Other officers are Frank Kirby, vice-president; Loretta Matulich, sec- retary; and Dennis Silver, treasurer. NU hi Active Campus Roin The Reverand Robert Steinbock serves as chaplain for the Newmans. Officers for the Titan Christian ship are Ed Lee, president;Joseph vice-president; and Grace Glatz, Activities for the fellowship group discussions and a lecture series. INTERVARSITY Christian Fellowship members are, top row, left to right, Joe Stephens, Edward Lee, Grace Glatz, Dave Sprague, Bob Berger. Front row, Lorna Eisenbraun, Ivona Pike, Ruth- ellen Hellyer, Harriett Terry, Judy Wilson.