John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Row one, left to right: G. Dowdallg E. Souza: C. Raggiog S. Reedyg J. Davis, J. Heitzmang M. Hobang R. Menardg N. Slaught. Row two: M. Weirichg T. Haskelg B. Van Drielg C. Barelag J. Dorweilerg J. Davisg L. Maussg Mr. Christopher, C. Rettig. Row three: S. Woodg J. 0'Kaneg G. Wood: j. Ingramg Y. Huertag F. Garciag J. Westlake: D. Nicoll'5 J. Ortong P. Murphy. ai..-.:.+ifL.f-'lb.f,g5'igf f'm'3?ifl!-' T 'F h . 'N -I I. I ,... an ew-it lu, , M r M 'wa The Newman Club fosters religious, educational and social ' J ' .. 'rv 3 cornradeship among Catholic men and Women students of Muir I if Y- ' V75 ' College. Club activities included a retreat conducted bv Rev. i ,'j ' , , f ff I '- . . . . ' . ' ' ,lfaylfgl-LQ' , Frank Parish, SJ., beach parties, night meetings, and dancing. .. I The lVIuir Catholic chapter is affiliated with the Newman Club - I N A 1' . ' K ' ' Federation composed of 350 Newman clubs in colleges and uni- ' 5 , . V l versities throughout the , ' ' W fl l t .4 ,l u United States. A i ,. le - .5 4 ' If ,ffl . H 3. 'vii Lsn' ,.,A 0'1 QC ' f . . ' YJ, .4 w i 5 Club officers include: ' ,f - 'qt ' ,LTA .fi iv 14.-. mr. -ve ., V- , Y.- : - ,A -4 - ,L-Q4-VYW, , .1 u Y 22' - ,m r . rst semester oresi ent, N M., l sup.,-gp 5 f' ' Ray Menardg vice presi- S' lxffsjgy in 'f I 4- 1 1'-' ,,'.,l ' X dent, Norman Slaughtg A 'I' -' ., ' 4, Q ' ' V V, secretary, Carl Raggiog 5, t tf - Q .if . . . . - .Q Q and treasurer, Mel Pfielg J -1 , ' '- '.-+-- A second semester:president, 1 .L N x ' il' Carl Raggiog vice presi- H,,, , , rs ' ,. ' . 3 - -1' V-. 1 - s dent, Ernie Souza, re- v' - cording secretary, Jerry f Heitzmang social secre- fir ft -J' tary, Margaret Hobang ' fl' -. and treasurer, Garry Daw- A d ll f o . Y, fs -. .5 x B . . .,.. , :V ,A .il I . , It A4 I ' 'N .VL . . ' s ' -1 ' . , gf .1-j . , , 1 .. Y . ' ff ' .x - . X 1 I r 4 n r - -Ihr .X f - . V - 'S 9 ' .' . GUN ee .Q-s wf L .. .-A2440 .rf V' I--1 1-3

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Composed of students interested in various fields of engineering, the purpose of the Engineering Club is to augment subjects covered in class with field trips, motion pictures and other outside lectures and tours so that the members may gain a more complete picture of engineering. To this the club adds various social activities in order to bring members closely together and build fellovvshippwithin the club. It is the object of the club to have all members participate at some time in arranging and planning club activities, and also to have each member state his views and thoughts on the business of the club. ' Adviser to the group is Mr. Byrne Eggenberger and oflicers include: president, Henry Palmer, vice president, Robert Johnson, and secretary-treasurer, jack Fujimoto. I I agwe ill ' ,, I N.-jf,., lalwgj . i-'Z'f' - 3 f A 5 . , is y E 7 I Z 9 ,A :XTX i : ' 4 I ,I ffililll . S -V-L-Hb f t ' . X Row one, left to right: johnsong, H. Palmer, M. Storeyg D. Anderson: E. Kiplingg R. Rasmussen, O. Kxertzner. Row two: N. Crissmang I. Sanduskyg R. Gottierg N. Kellerg O. Lawrenceg S. Higginsg Mr. Eggenbergerg K. Edwardsg J. Fujimoto.