John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Row one, left to right: J. Carverg B. Huntg B. Dodgeg V. Fosburghg R. jacksong A. Woodsideg I V. F osbu rgh. Row two: M. Reichardg R. Wohlersg K. Zangerg D. Burrowsg R. Goodwing B. Wittenberg: M. Hampton: S. Borgeg B. Kauffmang Miss Johnson. Row three: D. Warlsenting R. jenningsg D. Carver, W. Brown, R. Phillips. The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is an inter- national organization which has 198 chapters in 41 states of the U.S. The purpose of the club is to organize the evangelical students, on the campuses of the various colleges, for Bible study and Christian fellowship. In February the I.V.C.F. held a conference at Camp Bethel where some 180 students from the different colleges met for social and instructional purposes. Leading the group the second semester Were: Bob Jen- nings, president, Keith Ashcraft, vice presidentg Dorothy Stewart, secretaryg John Tebay, treasurer, Eleanor Prichard, program chairmang Carl Morsey, social chairmang and David Carver, publicity. Sponsors for the.group are Miss Gertrude Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth Herrell and Mr. Garry Demarest. ff X Nl 'F Page 00

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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.

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E Row-one, left to right: J. Campbellg A. Jacksong.R. Vorceg A. McLeodg R. DeWeese D. Huttong C. Lindbertg J. Newhouseg F. Fraggiosag T. Becronisg M. Doe. Row two: L. Grayg B. jonesg j. Claypooleg G. Bransong P. Marshallg B. Hickmang J. Cress many B. Millerg T. Chickg N. Shawg H. Knodo. Row three: Mr. Closeg W. Fullerg R. Hadleyg I. Becronisg H. Coxg B. Hartg H. Mills D. Thompsong W. Knoxg D. Waltong A. Terry. Row four: R, Kelleyg R. Stranwoldg K. 'Moyerg B. Among C. Andersong J. Macyg B. Hewitt B. Seelertg D. Landong L. Andersong S. Jackson. v The purpose of Magnatura is to promote contacts between the chapter members and business men and women of the community and to create a closer relationship among the business administration students of john Muir. First semester oflicers included: Howard Mills, presidentg Allan McCleod, vice presidentg Marilyn Doe, secretaryg Allan Terry, treasurerg Bob Johnson, publicity chairman, and for second semester: Bob De Weese, presidentg Charles Lindberg, vice presi- dentg Dorothy Hutton, secretaryg ,Frank Fraggiosa, treasurerg and Ray Vorce, publicity. Adviser to the group is Mr. Wendell Close. , Howard Mills Mr. Wendell Close