University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Page l08 CALIFORNIA CLUB, organ' ized to promote interfcampus harmony and the exchange of student ideas, assists in the co' ordination of allfUniversity events. Members, required to ex' hibit leadership in many fields, are selected by the president of the University. Present when the photo was taken were: FIRST ROW. left to right: E. Cowan, McMillan, K, Shaffer, Anderson fchairmanj. SECOND ROW: D. Schoonover, F. Shea, G. Beattie, R. Davis, THIRD ROW: D, Tyler, C. Fields, D. Swarner, B. DeWolfe, Green' field, F, Lindeburg fiadviserj, D. Weeks, D. Goodcase, B.l Griffin. Not present were D, Shields, S. Rockey, M. Hogan, D. Peterson, R. Duncan. is was a usy year The major activities of the CADUCEUS SOCIETY, composed of students and -faculty interested in the Life Sciences, were the scholarship banquet in lvlarch and faculty seminars every second Wednesday Those members present for their photograph are: FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Duncanson, F. Colley P. Holland fpres.j, B. Browning, R. Nichols. SECOND ROW: J. Bristow, P. Hammon, L. McCanne D. MCCHITHC, O. Miller, C. Westby. '

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After presenting UCR with the Harvest Ball in the Full, thc GAELS ran Parents' Day this spring and joined with the Glens in sponsoring the Luau in May. The 'only mcn's club on campus that wears Z1 halo falheit slightly askewj, the GAELS are also one of the oldest, having been organized in 1954. Mcmhers of the group here smiling for the Tartan ure: FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Zouhar, C. Saario, B. DeWolfe fpresj, IE. Cowan, F. Augusta. P. Holland, I. Rau. SECOND ROW: L. Beyer, D. Weeks, B. Olmsted, T. Patterson, I. Holland, J, Grosz, N. Hatcher, Dr.L O. Johnson fndviserj. THIRD ROW: L. Gavin, L. Anderson, R. Endeman, S. Black, D. Blackman, Dr. R. Wild fadviserj. FOURTH ROW: S. Garnsey, R. Duncan, R. Eberhard, D. Shields,:B. Grover, T. Tehelskis. Not present are: C. Fields, D. Goodcase, B. Griffin, C. Mitchell, D. Schoonover, j. Scully, C. Tarlton, J. Greenfield, J. Kornder, D. Nash. istm s To Drive last semester and cofsponsors with the Gaels of the Luau in May. F.?rT?E1lSilJCS'?AICllfRT1EeSCsl11iiEcessFully dhmhined a ye-ar of service and social activities. Shown are: FRONT ROVYC, left to rig-ht: M. Graham, D. Roberts C'Pres.j, I. Schaeffer. SECOND ROW. C. Patteson, J' ECHWOCB, A, David, R, Zepik, Mrs. D. Evans and Mrs. D. Daviau lfspionsorsj, F. Shea. l- RHIUHSC, N- Ufgng - McBride.. THIRD ROW: R. Hall, C. Thompson, P. Cummings, E. DeWolfe, A- Neel, P- DUUCHDS PINE, C. Walton, I. Wise. L. Marshall, K. Bratsch. Not present are: S. Sherman, M. Simmons, N. W1 son, . Smith, E. Ryan, G. Gustason, L. Lowe, I. Eberhard, B. OBryant. Page IO7

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a .i g i . X ' ' ' l A.,, 21. It was BIC C SOCIETY, UCR's lettermen's organization, that! sponsored the annual Scots on the Rocks Day this spring. Certainly one of the largest clubs now on campus. BIC HC has 60 mernb ers, each of whom has won a varsity letter in a recognized sport. Those members present for the picture are: FRONT ROW, left to rightzl M. Boyd, P. Hammons, I. Theios, B. DeWolfe, H. Kraemer, R. Zouhar, J. Rau, R. Davis, W. Rich CPres.J, E. Cowan. SECOND ROW: D. Lucore, B. Hawley, S. Mears. L. Beyerg J. Winkler, D. Swarner, D. Musso, D. Weeks, N. Hatcher, G, Harper, R. E ndeman, D11 C. Halberg fadvis-orj, 1. Grosz, R. Duncan, I. Kornder, C. Saario, C. Field, D. Tyler, I. Ressler, K. Pickus, D. Nash, R. Wilhelms. 01' UCR organi ation . Organized this year by Margaret Wagner, the FOLK SINGERS met inf formally at Watkins House to play various musical instruments and sing folk songs. Everyone had ra wonderful time. Snapped in the midst of a song here are: Rolson, Larsen, C. Roistacher, B. Light, M. Wagner, left to right.