John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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I i M if ffl, Row one, left to right: H. Dominguez: S. Borge: A. Hall: E. Swarthout: J. Wilcox: D. Wallis: D. Fraser: C. Stover: R. Force: E. Seborg: M. Tefft: E. Apel: B. Sanders: J. Hegeman' S. Ruch: J. Karnigan: B. Dodge: M. Collins. Row two: B. Fox: J. Lemon: P. Kearney: N. Elward: B. Marx: M. Casmon: P. Richards A. Engvall: J. Roberts: J. Lindstrom: N. Honsaker: B. Bowen: A. Craig: S. Anderson: F X R. Wohlers: A. Woodside: M. Shipman: B. Norling: M. Learned: G. Wever: J. Corbin Xl Row three: E. Faber: G. MacQuisten: G. Smith: B. Forbes: C. Dimmick: M. Quick J. Peterman: M. Gilkinson: J. Steven: D. Kandelin: J. Pattison: F. Sherrill: B. Turner D. Beniolf: B. Bruce:,A. Okey: B. Wallen: M. Estes: A. Johnson: J. Newhouse P. Palmquist: J. Marples. Row four: G. Brown: M. Pecarovich: E. Kipling: R. Murren: L. Bush: R. Bennett: J. Hole J. Hawley: J. Burud: V. Flender: H. McMullen: G. Clayton: B. White: H. Axelson A. Bard: B. Belt: L. Schroeder: S. Scanlon: B. Foster. , Row five: B. Peebles: R. Gaard: S. Califf: H. Price: B. Niderost: B. Hickman: R. Hadley T. Gish: D. Gould: R. Gottier: M. Lopez: D. Moore: J. Lyman: R. Torrence: G. Johnson C. Davis: O. Doyle: S. Simmons: W. Griliith. Row six: G. Rich: D. Hemperly: M. Wills: R. Ehni: R. Weakland: T. Hunter: D. Faulkner S. Macaulay: R. Baer: F. Tellenbach: W. Fuller: L. Burton: C. Rettig: B. Hall M. Nagami: K. Anderson: A. Ackerman: E. Gillam: R. Helin. ' W1 ., 2 f Y ,ff I , T Although Alpha Gamma Sigma is primarily an organizanon to pronune schohmship,it has begun a series of Muir Town Hall Forums. These began Feb- ruary 27 on the topic of,lJniversal hdihtary Thaining. These forums were put on in order to better acquaint the students of Muir and citizens in the community with problems of national and world interest. IXCES is also furthering interest in the theater, art and events of Hterary iniportance. Officers for the fall semester included: president, Robert Claytorg vice president, Elizabeth Seborg: cor- responding secretary, Mary Anne Tetitg recording sec- retary, Eleanor Apel: treasurer, Donald Frazer. Spring officers were: president, Carl Stover: vice president, Roland Force: recording secretary, Mary Anne Tefft: corresponding secretary, Jean Wilcox: treasurer, Richard Wallis. With club advisers being Mr. Walter Griffith, A Mrs. Sarah Simmons, Mrs. Octavia Doyle and M. C. Ilavis i Page 94 1 .

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, - , 1 l x First row, left to right: R. Vanderpoolg D. Smileyg J. Corbing Y. Peterson, L. ' F. Wallaceg R. Maciasg Mr. Hall. ' Second Row: J. Teibelg N. Gates, M. Stillwaughg J. Curnowg B. Rockwellg B. Leitho V. Weber, M. Collins, L. Borckmang G. McCauleyg G. White. e Third Row: B. Axelsong F. Tetersg M. Klingg P. Cobb, C. Mejdriekg S. Seretesg J. J. Derrick, D. Smith, V. Marroneyg D. Guard, J. Hole: D Dann. . . . l - The Aesculapian Club was formed in an effort to unite those 1- students who are future surgeons, doctors, dentists, nurses, and tech- '- nicians. I - E: 5 ' With this purpose in mind several projects have been undertaken -- Kin I by the members, including tours of various hospitals, guest speakers, pf . . - ff X - gn. parties and dinners. Club officers of the year include: Fredrick Wallace, Richard fs Q , . . . . . . . ' Macias, presidentsg Dave Smiley, Jackie Corbin, and Fredrick Wallace, - ff' . me U, vice presidentsg Bob Vanderpool, treasurerg Lois White and Jackie J Corbin, corresponding secretariesg and Yvonne Peterson and Nacy AJS f.-in-m -I Honsnlcer, recording secretaries with lllr. Hall as adviser. Q 1 u