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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Seated, left to right: L. Beckg A. Nadeyg J. Kiger. ' ' u V, Standing: E. Davis: L. Thompson, A. Caspariang R. Pickering, R. Colemang J. White. W s p , - : H W : , , 1 5' X F77 5 f V521 . lisa.. ,.. -e---'iw-'v' To further interest in the game of chess and to instruct in the principles of sound play is the purpose of the Muir Chess Club. Inter-club tournaments and tournaments with other schools have been the highlights of this year's activities. In this way the club championship was determined for each semester's members. Club oflicers for the first semester included: Dale Zachar, president, Fred Beliveau, vice president, and Leo Thompson, secretary-treasurer. With Mr. E. Davis serving as adviser, second semester ofiicers Were: Leo Thompson, president, Andy Casparian, vice president, and Leo Thomp- son, secretary-treasurer. The club plans to offer classes to instruct in chess to those members who don't know how to play the game or who want to improve their present game.