Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Bruce Beon, Sue Mersereou, Rick Deom, Laurel Selfridge, Poul Shurtx, Mary Ferman, Robin Borf- lett. ROW TWO: Su Johnson, Chris Armstrong, Louise Greene, Jill Hubbord, Mollyanne Brewer, Christie Foger- stedt, Nino Gustofson, Karen French, Goyie Porter. ROW THREE: Mark Kepperman, Kirsty Russell, Judy John- son, Kemp Smith, Kothy Howord, Myro McDonnell, Steve Martin, Bob Willioms, Jock Hortmon, Bill Gendron, Comeron Hartford. The Men ' s and Women ' s Glee Clubs meet together once o week, and present concerts at Christmas and In the spring. This year the clubs concentrated on German love waltzes. A Negro spiritual and two Irish melodies rounded out their reportoire. FOREIGN STUDENTS Laurel Selfridge, Mary Ferman, Sue Mereereau, Robin Bortlett, Paul Shurtz, Rick Deom, ond Bruce Bean dress for the occasion. Foreign Students Club wos not too active this year, however, the members met Mon- day nights to have dinner together in Col- lins Hall. Masao Tsuchiya (Japan), Sornthep Gomutputro (Thailand), Raul Ferreiro (Argen- tina)v Fouod Al Bohar (Kuwait), Mete Tuncay (Turkey). 120

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ony Wain (Junior). The ASSOCIATE has become a sounding board for criticisms of Pitzer organization; the Pitzies have found the newspaper an effective means for defending as well as explaining their policies. If being read and criticized were the only criterion for judging a newspaper, the AS- SOCIATE would rank quite high. As it was the ASSOCIATE commanded, if not respect, at least interest. Captious columns like the Cynic ' s Corner and In This Corner un- Feoture Editor Mike Etchison (Senior). leashed heaps of protest from irate readers, giving the Letters column a slightly sensa- tionoJistic appeal. Certain well-written weekly columns such as Social Stuff, Cauqht Off Guard, and Music and occasionally stu- dent-drown cartoons enhanced the ASSOCI- ATE ' S poges. The future success of the ASSOCIATE de- pends upon increased cooperation and under- standing among the various colleges. CMC Editor Mike Anderson (Senior). Culture Editor Steve Belotco (Junior). 119

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President Jim Stephenson and Treasurer Bob Novell (kneeling); Mr. Little, odviser, Vice-Pres. Steve Lundbcrg, Secretory Lynn Hillyard, and Pomona Representotive Ken Wagner (standing). Phil Poscoe, Lconne Bertram, and Karen French orrive at Mammoth Lodge. Over one hundred Cloremont College skiers went to Mammoth during semester breok. SKI CLUB Looking down Broadway at Mammoth Lodge. Ski Club includes metnbers from all six Cloremont Colleges, making it the largest club on compus. The Club tries to arrange week-end transportotion to ski areas, and plans yearly Mammoth trip. At meetings the members ore often treated to ski movies, and sometimes, tips from expert skiers. ■y Hil ' . JHH r