John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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r Seated, left to right: I. Tostg P. Engvallg D. Simmonsg H. Martindaleg D. Gould. Standing: B. Hallg R. Carlsong B. McGinleyg D. Gainesg J. Gaul, B. Kratzg R. Baer: P. Young. 0 'N Organized for .the purpose of promoting debate, speech and other forensic activities, thc Gavaliers Club is advised by Mr. Marshall. Now two years old, Gavaliers have taken part in numerous school and off-campus activities. Debates, speech tournaments, the newly formed John Muir Speakers' Bureau and the '4Youth and Tomorrowl' radio program are prominently included among the members' activities. Gavaliers Club president is Rex Baer, vice president, Bob Hall, and secretary, Paddy Eng- vall. 1 l l I K I 1 1 is .- rd 6 g E59 ,I ' !W11r Qin! - ' X?ll-i nnrjtlfw., .. I .i f 7 5 X U, ii' D V, ., - ' -, -' Page 75

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The ultimate goal of the active Foil and Sabre Club is a fencing team for John Muir. Now, working towards that goal, the purpose of the club is to afford social opportunities to those interested in fencing to meet others with like interests. A small membership affords the club many activities. These have included a trip to Faulkner's School of Fencing where the students learned a few pointersg an evening at Colonel Cherney's School of Fencing and a visit to the Sallers' Arms Cavaliers. The Intermediate Sabre Tournament and the novice Foil Tournament were witnessed by the group at the Y.M.C.A. and along with this, they attended the Prep Foil Competitions held at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Adviser to the group is Mrs. Helena Nigra. Oflicers for first and second semesters were: presidents, Tom Quirk and Tenney Nalbachg secretaries, Charmaine Mejdrech and Violet Brackovich. ai! Row one, left to right: D. Davisg T. Quirky M. Mead: C. Mejdrech. . Row two: T. Nalbackg K. Anderson. N -- f Ja-,ga ist.. :la .iz 4 'YE ' ' A qv -t I .f wi ' .r 33 Sw I P ' ' iii..

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:rg A '?' I! '72, -a re I, f , .1 Row one, left to right: J. Sanford, B. Robinson, A. Marting J. Rosevearp D. Cole, D. Stoutg Miss Sturgis. Row two: B. Blakey N. Blakesleeq C. Johnson: C. Riosg H. Dominguezg P. O'Malleyg J. Davis, J. Steling R. Ramzierg H. Youngsblood. Row three: G. Berryg P. Baileyg R. Osborne, B. Hall, S. Ruchg K. Wirchg A. Okeyg L. Wearneg P. Hanson, B. Kinsley. Row four: B. Bakerg D. Werkg J. Friedman: C. Phillips, B. Turnerg S. Howsong B. Neckerg R. Romasiang B. Bruceg D. West, B. Behre. A social and service organization for all artists is the Art Club with Mrs. Sturges as adviser. First and second semester officers have included: president, Frank Gon- zales and A1 Marting vice president, jerry Friedman and Beverly Robin- son, secretary, LaVerne Carey and Joanne Sanfordg and treasurer, Jean Rosevear. .The annual spring art show dem- . onstrated the student's Work and served as a contest from which the winners' --names were entered on the Honored Artists' Plaque. The club also started the poster shop, organized to handle .all school advertising by bulletin, poster and banner. 1471 X I as