John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Row one, left to right: E, Barrettg B. Blackmang J. Kingsleyg W. Peterson. 5 Row two: J. Stevensong N. Nelsong S. Meilletteg J. Bensong K. Ruppertg S. Ceaserg D. Hansen: S. Anderseng D. Hamlin. Row three: L. Bridstong M. McGuire: M. Theurerg S. Puthuffg M. Haugen: C. Smith: M. Learnedg J. Robertsg G. Watsong B. Jonesg N. Wakeman. Row four: J. Bridstong R. Heling J. Hollingsheadg R. Bruggerg L. Pauly D. Smileyg J. Hinclcleyg J. Meyer. One of the lively clubs on campus is the Sailing Club, organized to bring Muir sailors together for work as well as play. The club received its charter in June of 1947 with Mr. Norman Wakeman as faculty adviser. Commanding the crew are Louis Blatterrfian, commodoreg Jerry Kingsley, vice-commodoreg Sandy Puthuif, secretaryg Bart Jones, treasurer, and Dick Hamlin, Eugene Barrett, directors. - W . 1 f' ni u 7 J S , -F J i 51 !! . Q l . ' I i , I yy e5 ' f if will Qlrx 06' Y 'sf'W5 . 'ies' 'Ffa NFXXQ XE sb- , XX-g i 2. ' ? C 0 0 Pl, 1 I 1- A V sf s.-of HP? 4 1 . f X f4 alll' 'il J- 1, N -x 7 2 L A ll., w .XX x x 2.5 ,ff L1 l ? A s!N-N '.,n-q4-

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I l 1 Highlighting the activities of the Forestry Club this year was the dedication of the Muir Forest. The club is the oldest on campus having been organized in IQI5 at PCC. It has made one change since that time in that it is now open to any women students interested in forestry. The purpose of the club is to better acquaint the student with forestry and conservation of natural resources. This is achieved through excursions, lectures and movies during r club meetings. The students are also found en- joying such activities as parties, hiking and other outdoor sports pertaining to wildlife and forestry. Club officers are: Fred Terwilliger, presi- dent, Bill Griffith, vice-presidentg Ray Rice, secretaryg Paul Martin, treasurer, and faculty advisers are Mr. Robert Ball and Mr. William Kohner. Row one, left to right: W. Kohnerg F. Terwilligerg j. Muir: J. Orton: M. Hurshg D. Zeiner E. Ballough. Row two: T. Goodellg B. Marting M. Carpenterg A. Holsingerg M. jonesg R. Hudson R. Forbesg W. Griffith. Row three: G. Fliunerg W. Foxy H. Stanbachg D. Collinsg 1. Carter: J. Crosseng J. I-Iawleyg W. Thorntong E. Barbereg J. Hostg J. Leathem. I

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