John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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TBEA PHI GAMMA NATIONAL HONORARY SOCI- ETY DESIGNED TO PROMOTE BETTER JORNALISM AND TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING JOURNALISM STUDNTS. FRONT ROW 1eft to right: Liz Imhoff, John McKay, Thain Han- naford, Nancy Campbell, Lewis Reck, Bill R'ice. ROW 2 Larry Braden, Larry Scott, Miss Bess Tye, Dick Shivers, Ralph Hall. ASTRONOMY CLUB AIMS TO BRING TO- GETHER THOSE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE SCIEN- TIFIC STUDY OF THE UNI- VESE. FONT RO W 1eft to right: Nor- man Crissman, Louis Barbas, Ar- thver LeVerque. . ROW 2 Har1an XVeizel, Norman Telleson, John Day, Roy Bertinw Mr. Samuel Berger. WRITERS CLUB PROVIDES A CHANCE FOR STUDENTS WITH A LIT- ERARY MIND AND WITTY PEN TO EXPRESS THEIR THOUGHTS AND ABILITIES THROUGH SHORT STORY WRITING. LEFT TO RIGHT Bi1l Clark, Liz Imhoff, Steve Stone, David Hat- maker. LANGUAGE CLUB ORIGINATED FOR MUIR STUDENTS MAJORING IN LANGUAGE. THEY GO TO FOREIGN CAFES, PLAYS, AND LISTEN TO FOREIGN BROAD- CASTS. FRONT ROW seated Helen Dominguez, Marjorie Hayes, Joyce Lindstrom, Carolyn Gardner. SECOND ROW wtanding-Shir- ley McLellan, Mr. Adams, Barbara Bruce, Shirley Howard, Jerome Blackman.

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CARRILON FRONT ROW: Miss Nordin Ruth Darling George Massey Mary Notrica Lucille Pierson Juanita Klien SECOND ROW: Tama Ruble Norman Bullard Philip Cook Don Bowling William Burlands Philip Redmond Barbara Foster CLUB AIMS TO PROMOTE, AND PAR- TICIPATE IN, MUSICAN ACTIVITIES ON CAMPUS, INCLUDING CLASSICAL MUSIC. $3 K5593 , , gmmas v ELPS TO ENCOURAGE FELLOWSHIP AND PRACTICE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AMONG THE VARSITY ATH- I ETES AT MUIR, ON AND OFF THE FIELD OF SPORTS. I RONT ROW 1eft to right: Bill Roney, Roland Brice, Bob Potette, Phil Vessandini, Robert Crabtree, Gilbert Dear, Jim Alfa-no, Vince Smale. ROW 2-Dick Douhett, Glen Hostatler, Dick Salter, Gene Brunton, Bob Tafoya, Jack Chell, Joe Salamon, Richard Robbins, George Smith. ROW 3 -H6rb LandeCk, FFGd Adler, Donald Dixon, Doug Elga r, Kenneth Hoffman, Bill Peaker, Louis Pizzo, Chuck Pogue, Phil Pettek, Chuck Johnson, Jim Ewart.

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Q A x$v CHESS TO INSTRUCT AND PERFECT THE GAME OF CHESS. INTER- CLUB TOURNAMENTS AND TOURNAMENTS WITH OTH- ER SCHOOLS ARE SPONSORED BY THIS CLUB. FRONT ROW-Frank Hicks, Leo Thompson. SECOND ROWWRiChard Sulli- van, James Kingman, Edward V. Davis, James Hassel, James White, Claude Zwart, William Clark. CHEMISTRY CLUB TO PROVIDE A COM- MON GROUND WHERE STU- DENTS INTERESTED IN CHEMISTRY DISCUSS PROB- LEMS AND IDEAS. LEFT TO RIGHT W- Mildred Downer, Clarence Graf, Gary GrifEn, Roger Reed, James Hawlkey, Mr. James R. Schaffner. TRI-SQUARES STIMULATE STUDENT INTER- EST AND PROMOTE ACTIVITY IN ARCHITECTURE AND ITS ALLIED AREAS BY EXCUR- SIONS, STUDENT PROJECTS, GUEST SPEAKERS, ETC. FRONT ROW-Jerry Carruthers, John Jared. SECOND ROWgWilliam Spaite. Gordon Ellingsen, Jerry O,Kane. THIRD ROWWBradley Sims, Mr. Don Byram, Wesley Nowa, William Hertel. GAVALIERS ORGANIZED FOR THE PUR- POSE OF PROMOTING DE- BATE, SPEECH AND OTHER FORENSIC ACTIVITIES. W , , FRONT ROWW-James Kingma-n, 4 Z ' W. ' ; Claude Zwart. , , Z. W, SECOND ROWWDorothy Sim- v , m0ns,Paddy Engvall,D0uglas Sind- ley, Robert Bogen, Wallace White, Peter Young, Geri Everett, Dan Gould.