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Row one, left to right: F. Gonzales, J. Hinckley, F. Sherrill, G. Watson, A. Engvall, S. Brown, G. Sullivan. V Row two: K. Moyer, J. Robinson, R. Force, J. Youngatrom, C. Stover, C. Rettig, J. Cornwell, R. Chambers, A. Martin, J. Pattison. ODS O.D.S., the highest honorary organization at Muir, had a very successful semester. Under the advisership of Mrs. Gladiss Edwards and Dr. Archie Turrell, the club wrote a new iight song for the football season, gave a banquet to honor new members, a Chaplet Ceremony in the Awards Assembly, and set up a new constitution. First semester officers were: jack Robinson, president, Jack Cornwell, vice .3 EXW ' A president, Barbara Thompson, treasurer, i and Francis Sherrill, secretary. Second semester officers were: Gun- nar Watson, president, Ron Force, vice president, Jack Macy, treasurer, and Francis Sherill, secretary. To show appreciation for the few students who go beyond the average in extra curricular work, a special award was established. This award goes to those few who are judged to have done extra work to a degree high enough to warrant this honor. Carl Stover Jeanne Roberts Frank Fraggxosa Not pictured: Mary Anne Tefft
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I H . MW Alex Cooper, one of the West's foremost disc jokeys has been an ardent supporter of John Muir College since its conception. For his unselfish contributions he was awarded the only Honorary Student Body card. Thanks to Muir's number one fan of 1947-48.
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