University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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UTRIMQUE (A.S.U.C. Women'» Social Organisation) FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. 1932 ONE CHAPTER AMritl Barnacle Barrett Buckley Easley Frederick Fur leaf Callant Hill Karn Ke »y Kfpkf K.dw ll Kummtrfield Kyte Earner Larson Lindfeurq LonjSrook McOwjM Mitchell N«l»0n Petersen RoOimon Tresty Tar «e» WeSfner MEMBERS Margo AldriM Barbara Augustina Batty Barnada Maiino Bod oil Helen Buelly Dorothy Cosat Peagy Dahl Rosemary Furlong Clairce Gallant Edio Hill Anita Jimenez Carmen Jimenez Peggy Johnton Joyce Kislitzin Ruthie Kummorfield Jeanne Kurtovich Boverly Larson Barbara Longbrook Margaret Mitcholl Pat McGahay Carol Peterson Elinor Robinson Jeanne Shaw Carolyn Trusty Barbara Turner Rosemarie Weigner Batty Wood PLEDGES Catherine 8arrett Janice Belote Margaret Burt Pat Clark Phyllis Easley Marion Engle Janet Frederick Elizabeth Guth Joan Hartley Marilyn Karn Barbara Kenney Pat Kepke Janet Kidwell Barbara Kyte Barbara Larner Jackie Linbarg Jo Lonam Janet Maclay Louise MacFarland Jackie McDonald Marjorie Jean Nelson Mary Pyke Rosina Rinaldi Maryanne Ryan Helen Thompson 452

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; .v FRONT ROW, Mt to right: Nero, Colliard, Craaston, Loomis, Brltx, Writ. SECOND ROW: Brown, Sebenrrmana, Korpkr, Co6 r, Perry, Hellnun, FrmJmjn. Macomber. THIRD ROW: 8lJrxJ, Slrcoj. Mclachlan, 8 tt, Zkkrr, Bcehrinjer, Crrthfl, Smith, North. BACK ROW: McClure, Minturn, MtKrr, Targney, Brnz, Shrp, BiopMm, Hair, Cotton, Halton. U. C. YACHT CLUB fall OFFICERS Spring Bob Colliard Commodore Neal Gobor Lowell North Vice-Commodore Len Smith Jack Benz Treasurer John Lynch Barbara Cranston Secretary Jean Marks Joan Marks Social Chairman Oorothy Nunn Bobs Britz Publicity Chairman William Coclay Frank Watt Pori Chairman Roar Commodore Al Cushman ADVISORS Mr. Cap Paata Mr. Glonn Waiorhouto P. Adams P. Cottom MEMBERS M. Hale G. Madrid F. Schultz O. Anderson A. Coults T. Holton J. Marks A. Smith S. Ausman B. Cranston W. Heiman M. Martin L. Smith A. Barr E. Crawford G. Heijn S. Molner K. Smith M. Bartz A. Cushman J. Heilman L. Mintern P. Soltow K. Benz R. deSaussure C. Hope E. No iso L. Spencor W. Benz J. Doolittle M. Hutchinson D. Nunn C. Stice P. Bingham R. Eisberg J. Kiltby G. Patrick J. Strong W. Bland C. Fortier R. Johanson K. Perry J. Toughey P. Borst J. Fitch A. Koopke J. Porter D.Tanner K. Braaf-Johannessen D. Fischer Kohlenbcrgcr L. Raglin A.Tear B. Britx W. Ficker 1. Leventen W.Reed T. Thomas J. Bradstreet J. Farrier M. Linn J. Robinson B. Waterhouse J. Brown C. Freedman S. Lofsky M. Rothonstein E. Weaver W. Burchfield N. Garrone D. Loomis G. Schroeder L. Wills D. Burris C. Gasparich J. Lynch G.Schenermann J. Werner W. Burton D. Giddings D. McCarty J. Saueressig F. West L. Bush E. Giles P. McCarthy A. Schwertley J. Wilcox R. Byrnes R. Gillespie L. McAllister P. Sehoonmaker J. Willis A. Carter C. Gilmore M. McClaughry R. Searight J. Winship A. Cecil N. Gobar D. McClure D. Seymour E. Winterhalder A. Clise J. Grethol R. McKee M. Shank J.Wijle, W. Cockoy L Grossman J. McLachlan H. Swaw R. Witw.r R. Cornell G. Grodsky 8. MacDonald L. Shop R. Waltons N. Macomber R. Sherrill 451

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION THIS ORGANIZATION was founded in 1907 for the purpose of uniting the Christian Scientists in the University of California in closer bonds of Christian fellowship, and to afford to those of this University so desiring, opportunities to learn more about Christian Science. The organization welcomes the campus public to its Tuesday evening meetings, at which testimonies of Christian Science healing are given; to a Christian Science lecture given once a semester by a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts; and to the open house given each se- mester. The activities of the organization are conducted entirely by its member- ship, which is composed of registered students and faculty members of the University. These activities are carried on through various committees such as: the Accommodations committee, which maintains a file of living accom- modations and work offered to and requested by Christian Science stu- dents attending the University; and the Library committee, which main- tains a library open to the campus public where the weekly lesson sermon may be read and where authorized Christian Science literature may be read or borrowed. The organization's present edifice was completed in 1933 and dedicated in the spring of 1941. The campus public is cordially invited to its meeting and to participate in its activities.