Baltimore Junior College - Courtier Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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FIRST SEMESTER -- Atomic: Alley Cats . . . . . Boys' High Game 1 Charles Gmill Girls' HIgI'I Game .1 Joan Biehn . . . Boys' th average 1 Harry Feinstein Girls' High average - Joan Biehn . . . . . 90 SECOND SEMESTER 1 Loses Rebels...1..... 7 HolyRollers...A.............. 8 .Wins Losses 22 8 18 12 138 128 105 Boys' GIrls' High Game -- Jackie Silverstein Boys' High Average - Harry Fein'stein . . Girls' High Average 1- JackIe Silverstein . HIgh Game ATOMICS - -Fred Wilhelm -- Caplam D Alex Brown AI Bryant Betty Bahner Joan BIehn Carol Creamer EAD DUCKS - Gene Goldberg i Captain Charles Gill Joan BaIr Phyllis Volk Peggy Nolan Kenneth Cohen ALLEY CATS 1 Harry Feinstein 1 Captain Sheldon Pollekoff Janet Clayman Hamet Furst Freda Reisburg 1 Marty Zeskind .147 . .109 .105 .97 REBELS 1- Howard Firor -- Captain Dudley Chism Charles Gill Carol Creamer Evelyn Rhoads Libby Folus HOLY ROLLERS -- Earl Tingstrom - Captain Pat Benson Jim Riley Catherine Evans Sylvia Steinour ALLEY CATS 1 Marty Zeskmd 1 Captain Evelyn Koman Judy Seletsky Jackie SI verstein Harry Fe'nstein

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RIFLE Dick Jones Walton Cassity Ross Brooks Louis Rehak Howard Ccpper Lester Chenowith AI Dennis Bob Dunker Louis Griebler Bob Ripple Ed Goetz Eleanor McDonald Carol Davis D. Jones, H. Copper. B. J. C. N. R. A. Rifle Clublntercol'g'te Brassa rd First Row: Athletic Letter Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Brassard Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Jones had high score but cannot win Brooks won medal and Jones gets bar to add to last year's medal. Second Row: N. R. A. Collegiate Award 277eIExpert 269e5h'pshooter 266-Sh'pshooter 270--.Sh'pshooter 263-Sh'pshooter 266e5h'pshooter 257eMarksman 255eMarksman 241 eMarksman 241 ---Murksmun 240-Marksman ya: N. R. A. Basic Expert Sh'pshooter Sh'pshooter Sh'pshooter Sh'pshooter Sh'pshooI-er Marksman Marksman Marksman Marksman Marksman club match two successive years. The season was very successful, said Dr. Herbert M. Jones, coach of the rifle club. The team's biggest triumph was over Virginia Military Institute's two teams who were amazed to find that Baltimore Junior College had defeated them. The rifle club's facilities were used by 60 shooterse54 boys and 6 girls. The team lost 4 matches to college varsity and military schools but defeated 25 opponents in the National Intercollegiate Match that were college varsity A or B teams. Club Match 274tk 259 269:k 256 264 257 R. Brooks, W. Cossity, L. Rehck. Army Award 354-Expert 335eExpert 344eExpert 321 -Expert 335-Expert

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WALTZ DREAM The colorful score of Oscar Strauss's Waltz Dream set the scene for the college's initial full- length Operetta. Lieutenant Niki, portrayed by Donald Volk, was being forced to marry a gor- geous blonde tpoor Nikit after an American artist, Libby Folus, had already captured his heart. In the meantime, Princess Helene, Elayne Otto, was being advised on how to conduct her love-life by her maiden aunt, Carolyn Weil. To add to the confusion, Helene's father was being worried by financial difficulties and bugged by on efficiency expert. King Maximilian was anxious to see Helene and Niki married so that a certain loan could be negotiated. However, the triangle was easily squared off when Helene's original boyfriend returned, and Niki was free to marry the artist. . Under the baton of Mrs. Bowlsbey the Alamedian Light Opera Company Orchestra accompanied our choir through a most delightful performance. . The cast included Robert Muhlbach, Elayne Otto, Robert Shell- kopf, Don Volk, Libby Folus, Carolyn Weil, Austin Kenley, Brenda Katzen, Jack Mort, Ralph Mulloy, George Hildebrand, Roy Rea, Eve- lyn Koman, Shirley Miller, Ted Ichniowski, Phil Rosenthal, Terry Bernard, Eleanor Cross, Dolores Swanson, Mary Canitz, Frank Ma- linda, and Edwin Foxwell. I 39