California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Posing for a group shot in the Taylor quad is Circle K: Standing, Mike Meyer. advisor. Terry Nicklin, Tom Anderson, Bill Cleve- land, Duane YVood, Scott DuPree, john Hazelton, Charlie Garten, Bob NlcClenn. jamie johnston, Dan Stanford. john Cress. Steve Reid, Mike McDonald and Doug Cassat. Kneeling, Frank Blumenthal and jim Warren. Members not shown are Doug Bowers, Steve Hollstein. jim Ketchersid, Rod Lacy, Chris Lee, Bill Warner, jim Wissler, Kerry Pedlow and Mike Sinkeldam. Students are shown leaving the Mar- rietta after a hard night of dancing dur- ing Circle K's Harbor Lights Cruise. rf Z , 9' 5 ,,.. -- : t R HX L . ' H + GR Amo a -A ,fr 'l 9 'f L A' K Pm as fr - .ss .2 X rf -- V Linda Owen, trike race competitor. is throughly doused by Dave VVhitwer. left. and his roommate George Smith. Squirting her with the ever-present fire extinguisher isjim Daniels.

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ill' , Along with Students for Open Forum, Circle K was vitally' ac- tive on campus this year, not only' sponsoring campus activities, but also community' projects. First quarter Steve Heicl took over the job ol' president, but due to conflicting activities yy as loreed to hand the presidentship over to Bob Mcfllenn. Olficers work- ing under Bob yyere Dan Stanford, vice presidentg jiin NVarren and Duane Wood. seeretariesg and Frank Bluinenthal, treasurer. in discussing the purpose of this Kiyyanis-sponsored club, the rneinhers decided earlier in the year that it would proyide a pillar for the campus to lean on--something alyyays active and alyxays there. Their ideal is to provide a club that doesnt lean on any one person for support, llllt develops indiyiduals yy ho can work cooperatiycly. .Xnd it can be seen from their long list oi projects that they pretty niueh lived up to this ideal. Circle K's year began with the annual Harbor Lights cruise. MWMMM CIRCLE K PHOLDS IDEAL QF COMMU ITY ERVICE, DIVIDUAL GRQWTH Circle K President Robert NIcClenn conducts a meeting. Bob worked ex- tensively during the year. helping the club plan and organize their many' pro- jects. as always with a full boat. After initiating new pledges, ,they took over Project .Xniigos in 'l'iajuana, attended a training conference in Visalia and eleeted a Circle K Sweetheart each month. In addition to weekly' Kiwanis luneheons, they' raised 35240 for l'NlCl'fI during Halloween, sponsored the llornecoming rally' and gaine and sold tickets for the Charity' Basketball Came in the Sports Arena for i'Any' Boy' Canii. During Easter, these busy men took an liaster canister to the Childrenis Hospital. .Xt the national Circle K convention in Los Angeles, CVVL sjohn llazel- ton was elected Cloyernor of the California, Nevada and Ilayyaii chapters, During Spring Quarter, the trike race for VVorld L'ni- versity Service, the Playmate Ball, and taking care of student body' elections kept the guys on their toes. Yes? Quite a profitable yearl From left to right are some of the Circle K members at a meeting: jim W'issler Dan Stanford tvice-presidentk. Mike Meyer ladvisorl, Charlie Carton, Steve Reid and Cassat iw .law

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A gl Lynn Cowell, Secretary-Treasures is watching the peaks in a compound reported by a gas chromatagraph. jack Palmer, President of ACS and Mike MacGregor. Vice President of ACS listen as Dr. Hopperton, left, explains thc new molecu- lar weight machine that has been recently purchased by the Chemistry department. AMERICA CHEMICAL S 0 CIE TY The American Chemical Society, ACS, a student affiliated group that is sponsored by the San Diego chapter of ACS began at the beginning ot win- ter quarter. ACS hopes to further the knowledge in chemistry and serves as Clearing house for future employment. Lecturers are brought to the campus and the students of ACS have taken several field trips in and around the San Diego area.