John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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6 r f 4'7 T7 'ffl- ' ' Left to right: B. Blackmang B. Youngg D. Laneg E. Plahnkg J. Carlsong B. Vlfaiteg H. Davidsong J. Douglasg B. Robertsg B. Pitchfordg J. Wrightg B. Wallaceg W. Duong W. Peterson. page I02 Warm a Riding the waves behind a speeding boat you can find the members of Muir's Water Ski Club. The purpose of this group is to give instruction in rules and form to the members in preparation for competition with other clubs. Activities of the club have included outings at Corona Del Mar and Lake Elsinore since their recent organization. Ofhcers are: President, Bob Pitchfordg Vice President, Walt Dixong Secretary, Jo Wrightg Treasurer, Barbara Wallaceg Adviser, Walt Smith.

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one, left to right: L. Imhoifg D. Wirickg Mrs. Tunisong B. Forbesg R. Forceg J. Fugxttg F. Hodgeg E. Lineerg A. Reidg K. Kolesoffg B. Hadleyg J. Corbing B. Axtellg N. Reed. two: M. Hole: H. Weis: M. Shipmang I. Hopperg W. Weigle, N. Adamsg J. Grafg C. McArthur3 E. Braussardg J. Wilcoxg E. Jenkinsg D. Benioffg J. Marplesg J. Bishopg J. Bartong I. Corsong N. Elward. three: C. Simmons, C. Stewart, J. Hectorg M. Gardnerg G. McQuistang B. I-Iarmsg P. Ehnig C. Browng S. McClellang N. I-Ionsackerg M. Quickg V. Hall, N. Brubaker, J. Curnowg M. Gemmeg B. Cherry. W four: M. Curtissg C. Saundersg B. Battyg E. Berndtg H. Henselg D. Dennisong D. Gouldg , W. Terry, F. Burtg D. Lisleg N. Taylorg K. Stuart, P. Hickman, P. Richards, S. Scanlong B. Foster, F. Cotton. w five: D. Coleg P. Powellg D. Drowng G. Phillipsg E. Kiplingg S. Bonsallg E. Jonesg B. Landis, J. Hawley, B. Bellingerg J. Eamesg D. Gainesg C. Dixong A. Cervantes. w six: C. McGowan, D. Limingg D. Bowlingg J. Seeleyg Dr. Bradeng W. Miller, Mr. Hanseng Mr. Conkling H. Westergardg J. Carroll, P. Forthun. The aim of the Student Christian Association is to create a fellowship of students and faculty without distinction of race, creed or social class. They strive 'to fulfill the responsibility of Christian service to individuals and the student body at large. During the past year the SCA sponsored and carried on the World Student Service Fund drive. ' Numerous activities were carried on including retreats to mountain resorts, beach parties and many other social events. The year's activities were terminated witha special banquet commem- orating the achievements and aims that were successfully completed 5 during the year. Advisers for the SCA were Al Hansen, Bruce Conklin, Dr. Don Braden, and Loretta Melton. Mrs. Beth Tunison served as Executive Secretary. page 101

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