John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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ABOVE, SITTING, left to right: Charlotte Campbell, Norman Cox, Eleanor Pritchard, and William Woolf. STANDING: Mr. Benjamin Marshall, Edward Jones, Robert Freeman, Fisher Burt, Joe Gaul, Phil Forthun, Dan Gould, and George Sullivan. Under 'the direction of Mr. Benjamin Marshall, the speech production class had 'a very active year. During the United Nations Week, four groups from this class appeared at school assemblies, club meetr ings, churches, and other organizations in Pasadena. The debate team, headed by Director of Forensics Jack Miller, participated in many interrschool der bates. Along with Glaveh'ers, a speech club 011 came pus, the debate team planned a speech contest which took place at Muir in May. mam FORENSICS A TRUMPET FANFARE AND AN INTRODUCTION BY disc jockey Carl Bailey could be heard starting 0H the Muir Sports Pa! rade every Saturday night at 6:15 on station KXLA. The week,s news from the Western States Conference and an interview with outstand' ing coaches and athletes from the junior college scene were written and reported by Stewart Macaulay. Here Stewart UefQ interviews Mustang baseball star Bob Hertel.

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