Baltimore Junior College - Courtier Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Ifatenkamp terminageiil a long and useful career with the Department of Education of the CNY of ha timore, dating back as far as 1917, in the course of which henhad 13999 1635 if' . department head, vice-principal and principal. Having previously directe t. C destinies of the Edgar Allan Poe Junior High School and Patterson Parlg Senlof High School, he came to the Baltimore City College and Baltimore Junior Co - lege on March 1, 1948. Outstanding among his many qualities was the fact that he was a .ll-Iflfief. ln instituting and promoting educational programs. He was gifted w1th.1n1t1at1ve, intellectually scrupulous, zealous, and tenacious in his devotion to his work - so much so that he seemed to live with marked singleness of purpose: the' CX- tension of the opportunity for education to all the youth of the community. Both the faculty members of the combined schools under his administra- tion and the students will miss Dr. Katenkamp sorely. From him came constant stimulus for new interests and activities, ever-ready counsel and aid. His Offlce door was always open. Anyone might enter with his- problems, educational of personal, and feel assured of a sympathetic listener willing to apply his WIS' dom and his work toward a satisfactory solution. This and many other. Of his characteristics won for Dr. Katenkamp the highest regard and appreciation. Everyone who came to know Dr. Katenkamp will feel that death has de prived him of a valuable, sincere and loyal friend. 4 i I WILMER V. BELL, DEAN A.B., Western Maryland College M.S., University of Maryland Dear Seniors, ' I always have mixed feelings when I am asked to say Farewell. I rejoice in your accomplishments and congratulate you on your achievements. I wish you only good things in the life ahead of you. But I also hate to -see you go, for I shall miss the conversation, the problems solved, the ex- periences shared, which have marked your stay with us. I hope that you will retain your interest in the College and that you will let us know about your successes, joys, and in- terests. Best of luck and congratulations to each of you. Sincerely, LEONA S. MORRIS, Dean of Women ADMIN ISTRATIO Members of the Class of 1956: How you've grown! The photographs you presented to us when you enrolled show us what maturity you have achieved. The confident competence you display in handling your academic and extra-class commitments tells us that your increased physical maturity is matched by grow-th in knowledge, responsibility and personal- ity. All this makes us very proud - of you - and of ourselves for our part in helping you. Now that we've grown so fond of you, we are faced with the need to say good-bye. We know that means God be with you g so we can say it with all our hearts. We wish for you every happiness and success in the future. We can beconfident that by continuing the growth you have main- tained here, you will earn happiness through your wisdom, responsibility and altruistic endeavors. God be with you! Most sincerely, WILMER V. BELL, Dean LEONA S. MORRIS, DEAN or WOMEN A.B., Goucher College M.A., University of Maryland GEARY L. STONESIFER, Admissions Counselor A.B., Western Maryland College M.A., University of Maryland ADVISERS .CHARLES H. MCBETH , AdvzserBoSf Cllass of February 1956 Ad UW. -Etargfs 5,ew1sl956 , ,, 0 ol C 11 vzser o ass o une- M,S,, New Zgosk Sniiisit B.S., The Johns Hopkins University Y M.A., The johns Hopkins University 6 FACULTY Dr. Ruth R. Adams English Alma V. Adkins Edward J. Arnold Assistant in Science Electronics Charles R. Bailey Dr. Lawrence H. Baker Blanche F' gowlsbel' Social Science English Mmm Leonard Stanley Bowlsbey English Clarence T. DeHaven Speech, Dramatics and Radio N - h d D. D Andrew Defassio Rllvlillhematicfan Physical Education Louis F. Forster Alice Hess English Assistant m Science 7 FACULTY . M-11 Dr. john W. Musselman Lester C. Lindley Pigtlimatecfr Psychology Economics ....,.,, 1 y k ,W , nkin W. Donald Rankin d B. P l Kathryne B. Ra . Bennar Art er man Assistant in Sczence Chemzstry I l , Charles E. Schissler James S. Royer Dr. Clyde F. Reed Mathematics Merchandising Biology Malurice H. Schreiber Amy Coulbourn Sellman Buszness Admznzstration Librarian 8 , 1 FACULTY John F. Taylor Dr. Wilson Valentine English History and Political Science - NOT PICTURED' Ruth L. Wormelle Biology William R. Bentley john Davis Louise F. Fowler Samuel Goldsmith Business Administration French Physical Education Business Education Helena john Helen Mixter Benjamin E. Schmidt Regina R. Soria Piano and Voice Geography Engineering Drawing French Nelson Robinson STAFF Norma L. Buckley ' Catherine Porterfield Madge J. Schley Mary C. Weisman 9 -' 7 CGURTIER. STAFF Guarding within its pages the memories of a year, THE GOURTIER reveals both exciting and common-place events of college life. To work on an annual is to deal in dreams, for if, at some future date, memory proves too faulty, a turn of these pages will provide a pageant of the past and all will live again the days spent at BJC. Yearbook work can be slow and tedious, picture scheduling never ending, layout prob- lems exasporating, and small details painfully exacting, but with the desired goal in view and the determination to attain it, obstacles gisappear with the knowledge of a job well one. Dr. Lawrence Baker, Yearbook Adviser YEARBOOK STAFF Editor Peggy Dillon discusses lay outs with B111 Wlsel of the Art Staff Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor .. . Literary Editor Art Staff ..... Production Sta Business Manager ,.,,, I , Business Staff Photographs ff ............. . . Peggy Dillon Helen Harwitz . . . . jane Nowak Ronald Smith Bill Wisel Gary Miller Eugene Tilles Gay Garland . . Virginia Claypool Lynn Kipp Robert Fourhman Frances Berlin Fred Levin Robert Clark Margaret Fitzgerald Mr Frank Melby Robert Kirby I I 0 Hard at work are Robert Fourhman, Dr. Baker, Lynn Kipp, Peggy Dillon, Virginia Claypool and Jang Nowak. COLIRTIER STAFF at ., i ,,,,,f f, Af1WSf,ysy?v ', fmfwf ,, ww 9 02 ,W A ioii , ,rw-' Literary Editor Jane Nowak dictates copy to Virginia Claypool. I I ,,. X, .. 'afsgg Q, -2.9:-.-ti --:g-q4s-?v:-4'sm-:s.:j:x-xn-::7- --'--E? W 3-,gr ,W I ' 'N ' ' ' 'S' X' Mi 1 RIFLE CLUB Standin : Robert Dunker, Robert Hardy, Robert Headley, Leona Lawhorn, 3 Lt. Peppersack, joan Grott, Nils Larsen, Millard Brown, James Bossi, Stewart Lentz, and David Chenoweth. BjC's sharp shooters under the guidance V of Lt. Peppersack met two evenings a week at the school rifle range. Several times ' during the year the club matched scores l with other colleges in competition. The club and the school are grateful to Lt. Peppersack who volunteered his salary to purchase new rifles. ' . wwe Q -M Robert Hfeadley, Robert Hardy, and Stewart Lentz get set for a match. iT---.?, Mr. Stonesifer accepts the new rifles from Lt. Peppersack on behalf of the school. Mel Bes Wa mal Dr. brig i I 1 t z l 1 1 1 'Nh 12 I PSYCHOLGCY Members of the Club: Carolyn Hessenauer, Evelyn Speirs, Pat Weis, Bessie Adler, Ellen Macklin, Gerda Menzel, Nancy Bleakley, Rona Wagman, Carol Fineman, Joan Schecter, Martha Pierson, Daphne New- man, Helen Harwitz, Phyllis Bloodsworth, Gerry Kaplin, Irene Fox, Dr. Musselman, Roy Rea, Ingrid Buchal, Andy Marlin, joan Al- bright, Bob Dunker, and Paul Fitzgerald. The Psychology Club is the oldest club in the school. The club meets once every two weeks with Dr. Musselman as adviser. As projects during the year the club en- tertained wards at Spring Grove Hospital and Rosewood Hospital. Various psycho- logical topics were discussed and experi- ments made. The club also listened to talks from members of Alcoholics Anony- mous. Members of the club pose for a picture while entertaining the patients at Spring Grove. Jim Boller, joe Nacci, Chi-Chi Nacci, Roy Rea, and Evelyn Speirs provide musical selections for the patients. I3 ll P Qlnllrgv Glrivr Vol. VIII, Robert Kirby Editor-in-Chief The College Crier is the stu- dent - weekly newspaper. All week long the activities office is a busy place with students rush- ing about getting cop-y in on time, typing, doing lay-outs, proof reading and all of the oth- er jobs connected with publish- ing a newspaper. Baltimore, Maryland 'Haw-pf Robert Taylor Faculty Adviser The College Crier is student managed with a member of the English Department acting as adviser. It is -supported by the Student Activities Fee and ad- vertisements from local business establishments. The Crier serves as one of the best means of keep- ing students informed about themselves and the college. Editors Fred Levin and Bob Kirby with typist Pat Weis make last minute checlts of copy before sending it to the printers. I4 , -Vi-35, N Glrier- ,Staff Published weekly by the Students of the Baltimore Junior College Baltimore, Maryland Managing Editor . Fred W. Levin Publishing Ed. . . Robert M. Kirby Adviser .........- John F. Taylor BOARD OF EDITORS News ..... Margaret Fitzgerald Sports .... .... E dward Graham Features ..... Anne von Briesen Art ...... Carol A. McKay, Evelyn Spiers Photography .... William Henry BOARD OF MANAGERS Circulation ...... William Tavik Business ......... Robert Clark STAFF News: Leona Lawhorn, Robert Athey, Eugene Donnely, Roger Mainster, Gloria Tober, Tamar Belsky, Richard Long, Rosalyn Estrin, Karen Vickery. Features: Louis White, Marcia Caplan, William Good, Marion Burke, Peggy Dillon. Sports: Pat Mueller, Earl Pruce. John Mills, William Tibbets. Business: Blair Boyd. Circulation: Carol Lindsay, Linda Morganstein, Frank Moersch- bacher. Staff members see the pages set up for the press After several days of hard work the Crier staff takes the paper to Roebuck's to be printed. Often hours are spent at the print- ers pasting up the first proof. Then copy reading, corrections, and last minute in- sertions, back to the printers it goes and on Friday it is placed on the stands for the stu- dent body. Vernon Hrxon S1 Kalderon Bill Anderson, Leona Lawhorn, Bob Kirby Raymond Brookhart Leon Sacks Steve Fineman, Virginia Claypool, Gene Trlles Frances Berhn Nancy Bleakely, jane Nowak, Beryl Salan, Miss Leona Morris adviser Peggy Dillon Myron Winer. The members of the Student Coun- body and as such look after the wel- fare of the College. Every phase Of stu- dent extra-curricular life comes un- der the direction of Student Council. cil are representatives of the student I Myron Winer, president for February 1956 Semester., J. ident the stil gint ter the wel- phase of stu- t comes un- :nt Council. MAJC The Maryland Association of Junior Colleges meets at Baltimore junior College. Ken- neth Lambert was elected president. All listening intently to a talk on purpose of the organization. Beryl Salan and Bob McQuay find their visitor to be very Interesting. Representative of World University Serv- ice talks on its role in Pakistan. lKNNUNG CLUB Helen Harwitz gets set to roll a strike. 2 f Z Pat Weis, Linda Morganstein, Maxine Wineberg, Alice john- son, Dick Wigley, John Svarovsky, Don Keller, and Helen Harwitz wait for the pin boy to set up the first set. ' ' ' Gerry Mary Sparks, Mary james, Peggy Spaflfss Joan Fam, Kaplan, Ed Dishman, Howard Maclntire, and Lc0I1.SaCks wait hopefully to start bowling. . JUDO CLUB jim Boller gives instructions to the club on the art of self-defense through judo. What page is that recipe for hot-dogs? GRIE TATIO WEEK After business - pleasure!! SEPTE BER l955 Ten million forms to fill out at regis tration time. I'd help but I have my own to carry! 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Q, -5 , L, X 1 ,il , ffafwxx'-Q if . 1 .-qpq, s,-,. - ,X M: xr Q. f r john Shock Ronald Steiner , ii I , if X , x P tr , Eleanore Sterling X 42 M3152 - 1 Qi nf? if , 1 1 Q 'lick Allen Taylor .,,,,r Q :2' 5 ' f X st U Apr JW ,, H 1 ea J X -:W Jima , M -5 ,, fi Y DX, - Sara Webb Patricia Winter x f 'll R X V NN . fs XM . Maureen Sweeney yf, WW. WQWNWNW 4' iw tt,. Q7, , 3 rdf fu, W , P I 5,5 Anna Vidi 2 0, 4 K' - iff X , 4, , 'ww . www? zz. V, , .4 ' - ,V if :ff fa rr' e' ' Q P f f. 5 ' f i, , ff -3: 1 ,ytitt M f , v y , ff ', ,. -.-ai 2 ' lt. ff M 1 , X. f David Weiner William Wisel f M X pk' V f V, Aww , . Q, .- :XTX o f , , 5 t Mx. 17 X John Suchinski Rona Wagman Patricia Weis Edna Wyche Zh' I 'C . J, it WJ f f X f ,f V '4 ' ,ff ,ATV f V ,W , f ,Z 3 ' law john Svarovsky - ,V MW f W! if ,Q mf MZ! ' ffgizr ff , fa f A W Ziff Erwin Wasserman - wafer? g, 5, f' if VW , t 2 1 J ,U 1 L P as use iff' ' Louis White I V Q pw -igvff 3 , ' Ji 77 'V X' egg Nj ggxw f Q V' if 3 X 17 ,yx f A X s Oy 7' iff 14,5 3 X T, N M f f , 1 X ' it I x. i ag? X x f I x , X 1? ww X X jffja' X fr 253 gli 1 I 5, :rg , , 1: ,....: Martin Zamansky -.... Maryland General Student Nurses in Cap and Gown. Williani Tavik Lee Weatherly Roger Williams Patricia Zamenski Students and Faculty Assemble for Convocation Ceremony. Dr. Reed, Marshall, leads the academic procession. Convocation ceremonies mark the official opening of the school year. The achievements Of graduates and present stu- dents are announced to the as- semblage. coNvocATlo Dr. John Musselman delivers Convocation address. William Agee receives Alumni Award-for outstanding achievement in his first year at the College. A 4 25 HGMECGMINC EVENTS Princess Bessie Adler,'Queen Gerda Menzel, and- Pri-ncess Virginia Aleksalza. q - ,, 1 v . 1 Buddy Dean of Radio Station WITH' presents Homecoming Queen Gerda Menzel with a bouquet. BJC's Homecoming was held in October. The series of events began with a proces- sion on the football field led by the queen- escorted by the Student Council president . Bob McQuay. The major event of the day was a football game with Wesley junior College. In the evening a dance was given at the school in honor of the queen and - her court. Throughout the day the Red It Devil roamed the campus. During the in- '- termission at the dance he was 'unmaskedf u Q' A P The Red Devil at'work. 'R A I The queen ,is escorted off -the fie1d'by'Bob MCQUHY- 26 A - ' T - 4, f L u v aZ,v l 6 1 Y r P Qi V -'v i I Y in l is I t -fl! L1'lL..,.v1,...'--'-H' 'MJVW W 4 I V ' . ' M. . - , - ' -v- -- ,z-5,---Q f p.. - .,. .. , V - ' Xi1'W JW V1 S 'Na . , . NK- iw'-M NNTm1'5g Wi t W T Queen Gerda Menzel is presented at the dance. ' O The queen and the princesses in their evening attire. ' So intelligent looking in glasses. Q y. rf 5 -. J ' , 'R rs, I Dancing to' the music of Frank Welshfs Orchestra. 27 Top Row left to right: jack Kamps, Martin Blumberg, Kenneth Lambert, Edward Burnham, Ronnie White hurst jack Chew, William Bessel, Edward Crew, Richard Cain, Andrew Defassio fHead Coachj. Mzddle Row William Leach lAssistant Coachj , Frank Moersbacher fManagerJ , Sam Poulos, John Bailey, Vernon Pearl Fred Levin Hudson Fesche, John Fitch, Norman Greenspun, Richard Burton, Alvin Kalin, Walter MaJchrzak fAss1stant Coachj . Bottom Row: Vince D' Onofrio, Henry Hall, Charles Pooley, Wayne Bransby, Ronald Stem er Raymond Brookhart, Edward Donnald, Robert Fourham, Robert Rakowski, and Carter Hammersla Baltimore Junior College Football Roster-I955 RICHARD BURTON . . . DONALD DIETZ ...... RICHARD CAIN ....... LIONEL WHITCOMB . . SAM POULOS ..,..,... FRED LEVIN .........., RONNIE WHITEHURST RAY BROOKHART ..... VERNON PEARL JACK KAMPS ....... RONALD STEINER .... HUDSON FESCHE ...,.. CARTER HAMMERSLA NORMAN CREENSPUN JOHN BAILEY ......... EDWARD CREW .... ROBERT CLARK JOHN FITCH ......... JACK CHEW ,...., I .,.. . MARJTIN BLUMBERG . WAYNE BRANSBY .... WILLIAM BESSEL ..... ALVIN KALIN .,....... ROBERT EOURHMAN , HENRY HALL ..,...... EDWARD DONNALD .. EDWARD BURNHAM .. ROBERT RAKOWSKI I. KENNETH LAMBERT . VINCE D'ONOFRIO ' rg-:-' qv-.---, , - 5'll 5'll 5'7 5'5 5'9 5'l0 5'9 5'll 6'0 5'9 6'2 6'0 5'1l 6'l 5'll 5'9 6'0 5'll 6'0 5'7 6'0 5'9 6'0 6'0 6'0 5'l0 5'l0 6'l 5'l0 6'0 H ' n End Back ,Back Back Back Guard Back Tackle Back Back End Back Guard Tackle End, Back Center Center Guard Center End Back End End Tackle End End End Guard End Fullback Donald Dietz shows good form during practice. Dick Cain finds running room against Montgomery. Pass to Bob Rakowski gains yardage against Wesley. The Red Devil Football squad under the capable leadership of Head Coach Defassio, Line Coach Walter Majchrzak and Back- field Coach Willard Leach, completed their season with a record of two victories and five losses. The first win was over Wood- ward School as the team romped to the score of 39 to 0. The second victory the Red Devils controlled the ball through most of the game with Vernon Pearl run- ning 50 yards in the final three minutes of play making the score 6 to 0 against Bainbridge. On the other side of the ledger, the team dropped their opener to Chowan College. Other losses came when BJC lost their games to Western Maryland, johns Hop- kins, Wesley Junior College, and Mont- gomery Junior College. V The Linemen of the .Yearfwere tackles Raymond Brookhart and Norman Green- spun. Coach Willard Leach voted rookie halfback Ed Crew the Back of the Year. All three coaches agreed that Ed Crew was the Outstanding Player of the Year. 'll B el jack Fitch, Al Kahn, Raymond Brookhart, Ed Burn rting team: Line, Bob Fourhman, Norman Greenspun, B1 CSS , I m Backfield, Sam Paulos, jack Kamps, Hudson'-Fesche, and Ed Crew- 1 2 ' The football team bids farewell with high hopes as they leave for the opener at Chowan. p ., P i The student body join the cheerleaders and the band in sending the football team off. I V A not too happy Woodward scorekeeper tallies the score. . Homecoming pep rallies prepare to han Wesle junior College. p P g Y Wesley fRoy Rimbachj swings. l 3 O I H , V . . , k l V , Q . , A ,w Y . A ... ... , ,,.- -f,.-vHY- V -. . -. . -. N T-'QT ' --.-V-If 1:-'L l.j-Y.iTi'El7 -Q.: ELI-'-3-Vi'-v.', .-2. -iii-1 4- I 'l '1' 'L-' 'Y-i- A 'zffil'-S'-' ' :Y:'2'!z. '- ,.. -I '- ' 3' ,V ,At-,,., h 4 - 1-41.7 -. L-1.1.6.5---j, --N ,,, ., . - - - . ., - - - , - - .. Noted British educator, Lady Margaret D'arcy, speaks at a Mother-Daughter Tea. Christmas Project Every year students of BJC play Santa to underprivileged children. By dona- ' tions of money, candy and toys, happi- nessis brought to the lives of many chil- dren at Provident Hospital. --,...... Richard Long presents a check to a representative of Provi dent Hospital. -- 4'AIl this for me? queries a youngster. Enraptured by the Fabulous Toys. Santa.. . . I want . . . Please . . CHRISTMAS BALL Dancing to the heavenly music of the DELLONAIRES. All with Happy Faces. A 800d time was had by all- yf . 5, , , ,,. . ' ' Q, Gifts to make others happy. 32 New yt Cel carol CVCI1 Adeste Fideles. Celebrating the Feast of Christmas by carol singing and tableaux is an annual event at BJC. A party was held in the Co-ed Lounge to finish off a new year. A l 33 CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES The student body joins in singing jingle Bells All those calories, girls!! . -,.5,.,f,,,-,x .,--,-, ..,-.,-V .-, -5. .u-.......-,ya wr- -.-v4.5-un. 'rw1-'- ,ar 1.5 -:rr- Outgoing officers - Betty Custy, secretaryg' The Old and th? ne w Student Council Officers - Robert McQuay, Betty Myron Winer, vice president, Peggy, D1l- Custy, Myron Winer, Vernon Hixon, Peggy Dillon, Leon Levin., lon, treasurerg Robert McQuay, president. The students who have proved them- selves to be outstanding citizens in the school by their untiring efforts in mak- ing this a better place, receive awards and the applause of their fellow stu- dents. . n 1 INALIGLIRATION A D AWARDS ASSEMBLY Dr. Katenkamp awards football letters to Carter Hammersla, Ron- ald Steiner, Robert Rakowski, Vernon Pearl, Frank Moerschbacher, Fred Levin, Kenneth Lambert, jack Kamps, Henry Hall, Norman Greenspun, Robert Fourhman, jack Fitch, Hudson Fesche, Edward Donnald, Donald Dietz, Robert Clark, Edward Crew, Charles Pooley, Raymond Brookhart, Martin Blumberg. Extra-curricular awards are presented to Gerda Menzel, Bob McQuay, Marie Lit- tles, Harry Hansroth, Kenneth Lambert, Donald Keller, Doris Gabler, Margaret Fitzgerald, Robert Clark, joseph Nacci, Evelyn Speirs, Robert Kirby, Helen Har- witz, Ronald Bossi. ' 34 .' Q 4 t 1 Y E 1, lf! 5 ld. 2 ll 2 . gl li , tl 'r fi ,, i , , ll ,N .a,7 IE, i, ls l ll 'll H. M Ti iw 4, ,. E . il ll ll F M l . 7 7 I in r R Coach Nick Schloeder, Vernon Pearl, Thomas Hilliard, Donald Dietz, Richard Kurlancler, Robert Cook - row 1 - Paul Baker, Lionel VVhitcomb, Richard Mag- lidt, Paul Holt. I955-I956 Basketball Season Baltimore junior College closed the season by beating W'estern Maryland Frosh 77-71 and St. Mary's Junior Col- lege 69-41. In addition to the afore- mentioned victories, the team defeated Towson jayvee 58-47 and Hagerstown Junior College 84-63. The most thrill- ing game of the season was lost to York Junior-,College 71-68 in the last three seconds.. ,. - Alumni set to take rebound as Kurland- er looks on. , . Whitcomb gets off a jump shot to SCOIC for BJC BJC DTIVCS I0 Score 'T .1 4 g .Q 7 35 .,7 . . in' , , - -, f T--1.1.6 - , Q -1 M - 7 Q Q ALUMNI BALL The Dixie Ballroom is the scene of much merriment as the alumni and the student body celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the College. Real cool cats. . . and the band played on . . J' A crowded ballroom . . . so many happy people . . . Sitting this one out, Mr. Robinson and Mrs. Wicks are at it again 3 6 W . ,,- 1 'Q M The Se stu den I5 en list t he , a1d of Mis s Sellm an in the lbrar Y. 1109905 'mow ' mixes 1231 1XOpNfms 1-04000 Estensixoxx 2250 E55 BP-XKXNXOVR. SUNXOR COLLEGE oavpmmavxw OF eouopmovx The fdaxnem at 'Skim-g-Gina Sum T Baltknovr. 16, !1'ka:y1aod h C56 I S O whilguilents fi W fl mmm 01 .ws 0. swam! aj' leii the M fe ai - Mama 3396 soweav. mmf. momen Loun nts ge Ckw wi SWG awtmoac 216, wma-so ' fo be a be t Cpux-us9u1sue6 itomyeexmmsyb 195L.,-,f i0f,3992j:Q95 ter Plac C cpm, sms oe comes I amos ov-. viva. Th 2 1 M e 01 ensues wnwe P- 3 Wh i ch qay of ls xeu Lnwnj H 3 better rffckoni ' . H B 'L . Howgdl deter ld min a A You. f C5 2 Z are? B p 3 Q46 1 ENGL ?-99 292 25014015 IGS .,,, amy, 103 aD1mN ps 101 memcm soveavlhf-HY 2 7 X ' Donn KATESXLL C1495 , 1 ctedw. 'YES YY g Daw 'Nui 91152591-f --------- 21--f ' bw fvEGEx4Df Yfpcelxexx Cf? Bk 5,5005 Of? aseimg mx Awe mx amy mmlie xmompme amaze-zm Yasswg ,mms N11 xkkxdravl F6103 'oeco iakkwe ess ab 0 -1 h 6919 www ,,., ..... ,...,, 5, x X, NVYfNV ff? 'NP ' 0 Mx .WH xddv we-5 5 um s X eb WRX Rn 61161 ,.. n m 'Af vu- x ASSGCIATE IN ARTS DECREE xs,lX: W ,f F. JOAN MAY ALBRECHT General Education JOHAN CALZONE junior Construction Engineering MARY BELLE COOK General Education ELIZABETH JANE CUSTY Arts and Sciences MILTON BENJAMIN GOLDINGER Arts and Sciences ROCHELLE MENDELSOHN Medical Technology 38 M , , GW, , , 'Wye Af- ,fr ' f , ,.., f , ,, , ,Y if ,l any V' 1' f , ff , 5 wfrff vayff ,,,,, 'i!, ' ,,,, 74?fH , ' QW , A if ' WWZW g fnfgfcffcff, ,iz f ,,,,W,,!,Ni S ll I ,,,Jf,y F66 EENHIR5 .56 I JULIUS WALTER PELLICOT R ASSOCIATE General Education- , J I I WILMA CHARLOTTE TRIESCH MAN DECREE General Education JAMES DEWEY THOMPSON, JR. junior Construction Engineering Camera Shy! - CHARLOTTE ANN BRYDEN ' Medical Technology DAVID EDWARD JOHNSON Business il THOMAS LEE WOLF General Education JU BALTIMORE IOR COLLEGE CERTIFICATE BALTI ORE .IU IOR. CGLLECE JOHNIOZEZISJTERZANO CERTIFICATE ANTON ELMER ZEMAN Arts and Sciences CERTIFICATE Camera Shy! - JOHN CYLBURN DIX General Education CF ACHIEVEMENT SAMUEL ZANE GREBER LOUIS WAYNE WIIJLETT 40' Camera Shy: CHARLES EDWARD KEMP, IR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the Class of February '56 We, the Class of February 19561 do hereby will and bequeath to the faculty and administration of Bal timore Junior College the following: Mr. Bell ......,..... .A super jumbo size appointment book Miss Morris .... .... Mr. Stonesifer ........ Mr. McBeth Dr. Adams Mrs. Adkins .... . . . Mr. Forster . . . . . Mr. Lewis .... Mr. Lindley ...... Mr. Carroll Rankin Mr. Norma Buckley . . . Mrs. Weisman .... Mrs. Porterfield .. Mr. Schissler . . . Mrs. Bowlsbey .... Mr. Defassio .. . Mr. Dehaven . . . Mr. Miller ..... Dr. Musselman .. . Dr. Otto ..... Mr. Perlman .. . Dr, Reed .... I Dr. Valentine . . . Miss Sellman . . . . Mrs. Wormell .... Mr. Bailey .......... To the girls of BJC . . To the boys of BJC . . Donald Rankin . . . A supply of pourers - One pair of roller skates for rapid transportation in BJC halls Our apologies for any gray hairs we may have given him A long stick to jolt students who become weary by sev- enth period American Lit class A lab coat by Christian Dior Second period Wednesday free to attend City College assemblies A book of 1,000 unused speech topics for his students A student body with a quality point average of 4 so they all will automatically be recommended A trust fund for the class to cover Crier expenses A green bow tie with pink polk-a-dots A green outfit to wear on her first St . Patrick's day as an Irishman A Brink's truck wwth several handsome guards to assist with the money An automatic veteran finder for the end of the month A Joe Miller Joke Book A symphony orchestra to replace records in the music appreciation course Enough BJC athletic fans to fill the stadium A telvision camera to start WBJC-TV IBM machines to help solve his problems Technicolor cinemascope films for his classes Our well used French verb wheels Copies of all the still lifes of books and bottles done by his students A new species of fern Enough Union flags to pair up with his vast supply of Confederate flags An official bouncer for the library A male skeleton to keep the present female skeleton company. First preference on borrowing Mr. Schissler's Joe Miller Joke Book We leave Eddie Fisher in person to take the place of his ' 1 ' L this fall statue which was in the Gir s ounge We leave Debbie 41 - uw-I.. 1 Qc tv .- -sa.-J ' -'rf-: E' 9 S'i.r,-fl-451-Qi '':--:'e-'f-'v1?:- SE5':1.:'z1':k-E'.-:--'v-QG':v25u:1q?,12rr:,L-f+'ff3f:':-11 -e --N f -E - 4--'UA l 1 K SENIOR BA QuET and VESPER SERVICE I l , E Waiting patiently for the main course. Seniors and staff members enjoy their dinner. To honor the graduates, a Banquet was held at the Park Plaza. lA serious note is added to the commencement festivities as the graduates and their parents and friends gather together for Vesper Service. g . 1. F., W' il . .4 tg l E I ,fl ' li l Rabbi Jacob Green conducting Vesper ' E Service. Serious ,graduates file in for Services. I Q 1 Choir members enjoy the tea. l 1 I l 7 l r I 1 l :l Y' I I ' 1 w 1 w in E, E i, Z: i I T w Mr. Geary Stonesifer, Marshal of the academic procession. joan Albrecht, Mary Cook, Rochelle Mendelsohn, Betty Custy, Wilma Trieschman, Julius Pellicot, Samuel Gre- ber, Louis Willett, Thomas Wolf, Milton Goldinger, Charles Kemp, James Thompson, John Calzone, Anton Zeman, John Dix, David johnson. Betty Custy receiving citizenship award from Dean Katenkamp. Graduating with highest honors is Thomas Lee Wolf. H 43 , on ,,,, s aa, . a, ' 5 Fi it 1 i Y! 'Y ,r W 1 M 's K U i 1, 'I ii I if I -i fs 15 l . ? gl V I s nh i r v I 0 4 1 I I Y 1 ORIE TATIO WEEK- FEBRUARY f any Freshmen paying strict attention at an Orientation Lecture All that red tape. Dramatics class entertains freshmen. . L! Kenneth Lambert and Tamar Belsk ex lainin ' .- . . I - activities, Y P g ex ra curricular Books . . . Books . Books . . 44 i X X XX if X .gwigffgffif X- .M L v 1' JE -fi 5 . , - Q ll, N135-'N X 15150555 Ui - W' Robert Abend Harvey Bair xg f tim N' mf K .N gsm , fr, I Robert Dawson Richard Hargest Q, Q ,fznqf l if rr'r A 4 Gerald Kroop fa ,agp ff' , ,409 ,,,, H 41 ,fy ' f 'Q ' ,W gf f' , xy ' f , , .aw William Malleue L af , pf' MA , ,, fi - cw X as ' L. 5 x , ik. r is Roberta Abrahams CLASS X Q, . x 4 Q 0. fb! Qu. 1, 'X ' 5 . 'iw tt 1, Q ' ,ar'.r. David Bamberg X M Qzf' ,iff if Q I 3' ,- Roslyn Estrin if Ze, X' . f' f, X, ,. law' .Z ' f- ,rvfif Pat Harmon XM , M 'f Z tif' ,, tg' . fm ,mrffv f, W, ,M ., , , ff , Q' i f Lloyd LeCompte ,-'1f'i14ay,i'- I ' , 5 , , , ' iz, W ' , , :W , 4 2 llc ,,VV, , ,af v, f A X , M .I , ,aa, . 4 Harry Martin f , f William Anderson Norbert Armin OF JA LIARY I958 gtwffd ss 555 g .?Si'wf :3fg1 gr by L: ., E 1 L , Y, ,f if ra k . fi 535 'A i t '- . 'V 4 A John Cam O , his f n Howard Friedman Russell Hassell Ernestine Lewis X r f raw , t'-mf f ,A . ft , 'nfl 144' Q 'xlujild ' . K r ' ,fi if XJ-Y sea ' , X 1 6 ai Z., , , if Howard Matthews Marguerite Charles Anthony Furnari 'z 'mi ff3' !i5h K . X , U J, f x fiyanzcll fr AW l , 'Wylie 'if f '77 49 L X , L5 Eycxpwxs 2 Q L , 2' ix .W L I , f ,, .G if X: dm Richard Hess Donald Logan wx 5 M ,'n9s,g7 X fy it f Rl . QQ Q sw . tiff Francis McCully Robert Athey 'Ii' ? ' A ' 4 'Q 4,4 f W ic s , S tl f L 'f 0 7 X , Q if, is 1 ww e , 4 .se-1.-. 4 2 r gs f Herbert Dankert A Barbara Goforth Kenneth King A it Dora Lovell Paul Mercer 4 5 ' 5.f 'r ,Vg X 1 ,ff 1 .f y ,.r' ' 154341430 ,, ' .gs . , 5'L'LfQ,,5E7q2'1 -ui! ' . 'Hi ,A A Ioseph Meyerowitz i 'fs if . 'A W' J , john Mills an Nj 51,75 ., 'Md nz Donald Payne ss-A Vi 4 ,I Maury Scarborough Anita Smith VU! Karen Vickery . C 'K x 'WV fx I X wg f J IX Yr. vs ' Qg 'f' 1 - . A i ESS, Q N5 x 'Y Y Q ff f Gary Miller 3 Gilbert Miller Morton Miller CLASS OF JANUARY ness Oleyante Moriconi ,, ,.f v4v fu- 1.1 A 1 A if 1 AE -F ,W M .f Aw mhz ,, 1 lx , A 'X .S zigm if M? ' 51 K A fq I m E A William Pubacz Faye Schwartzman f -um, jgflwfn A cw ,, 1 ' I Eugene Smith Frank Walker . 'ww wmv M A -we A A 'IGN ' A: ,l,' Q X X 5 5 f f, .J so Thea Mueller X ANTTM 13 .' Q I r qgsf, 3 ,, X X W2 ASS,H,Zft K Ar ,ww ,, 5 U' f lar 5.1.1 Virginia Rayne Patricia Seitz ,fi M . VI Jwm Grace Sunstrom Of, I, yS5.fas '? - , 1 -J - sir g tg f '!4 Q ff , N-1 W W' 1 f X Q 1 f S N , f 4 4 f X: , ,, 1 R Si-4, X, N V , TZ .f A A ik 1 L .. S :Q -92 as f We Charles Wehner 46 ifrr f-vga, A A ,Z fi'- gf r 2 ? U I 7 f f xp 1. X ff 4 f f A , ,ff f X if 3 f ff f I X X Florence Myles .rw f ' mags, Barbara Rosenthal Philip- shuppel Eugene Tilles Thomas Wieczorek s, V . f , f ,yy , 2 f yy: 4 V993 'ff . ,Ls al Winfield Miller Esther Norris S Af . T Q . V - ' 3 Robert Schrum 1 W' f- .r m Debra Slatow 'i .ws :Quivey N U A W. as sms' it Ex S9 A . , I f?'5w:, G73 N. f ' 1' ' r Robert Tucker Paul Yaron i l I E 'l Y X A i ff. fr 1 I If . A? Ruth Adams A, A ix . 11, E .wiv 295 Winona Caulford A e IA , 't'3'??z ' Q AC, 'Y' ' My , N' 1 t A V AW, fi. , Li V' r 4 A,- A W , xml . V f All Y 7' 9. , ,. s ,i Irene Hartzell . . - , ,Wy Q 1' Q X t Shirley Kane 'fb N is Josephine Mexia I , -V.. 4 ' . J ct is ,, A vw- 51 ,, 9 V A . .ts f ' 43579 fr' ' X 'WJ Q J 5 X mf' 4 r ,',, I A A A ,.'- Qicilf .,i, Dixie Simonds G t ef i Hh s A, fp, A Wir, - at A, ,Ax A fjh Q 5 il 'A ff., Betty Anderson A .f ire: .,,, z B X 'xi X 1 , I 5 I l, ff' ' AA l Xandra Apgar W N f fx Jacqueline Arthur STLIDE T URSES Thelma Clayton f x W f Y mf 66 'af V qwu' Carolyn Hasse www' 1 'Z' ' ' 9' we ff. K l A ff' Katherine Klemmick 55x ftp? ,xi CC? X WSW W X . A , bl V iff 1 4 JA if Ann Diller . 'QLAQIM5' ' -:Qs H ,AA Gi fag,-gm f ,-,rx ,swf if Frances Heauver 'JW lit Laura Knott Joyce Murray Dorothy Newman - , ,W Nw Q -' ' nff: I - ri,,,5wf4AU Q-ff Tx , . . 1 an 4 'Q A . 'tgfz wx. .L , A Patricia Stallings ,--4 750 Barbara Tracey 47 . 25,53 A K, v' V A f f N ff, i gf fy Q s X 1 f '26 '41 A 5 ,x A Z 2 W if il' if 4 X X fr Q t Sl 4 Elizabeth 'England Zo'-' -- ' gp ,vAAQ.A,txst ' J ' .X il-rmgzy 4 A H A5 .5 ff ' .v 'v 5 A f ' iii 1 , X , , f ' Q' ,Aj W 'V I fm, 4 4 QQ A N f , Y . A 3 X A it A A .1 xhh. J Elizabeth Boyll ' - ' 44 . V div, .,. K ffl ff K A- f s. ' .A ? ' ,Aff X X. Betty Faber 'si ' f , ,f IU5- Shirley Heissenbuttel Gloria Hopkins 'X WV f, if 1 A 4, 2 '.fQ.. Jacqueline Leister i 4 ? if ,W .A,. ,A Y it Kathryn Newton , S 9 f? M: ' L ix t 77 , qw f Rosaline Trussler A 21,15 .. arf is an . ,. fi A ' ' W! Bettie Leitch A -er Delores Eisenhour . J . A g 'ww J ' ,, .. in-j:A53.: All 6 A yr, Kathern Whitner i ' k G1 ria Hopkins, Bettl' SPORT NIGHT 411 ii? Alumni Basketball Team. 1 3 l l I JC scores again. 44- Alumni gets tap-off. Clint and Patsy Stephens nose after they Badminton exhibition. Katherine Klemmlc 1 0 1 , cus Lucas, Winona Caulford of the Nurses Team 48 l l ll u Hodge, Uof- Inaa -ll D0l0lilX i and 355151 PHI TE tional li 1:4 lor leaderslii -A N. tl sidercdj ialcd. all fr semestqi ' 4 gf, is 44 3 E PHI THETA KAPPA Theta Alpha Chapter initiates Peggy Dillon, Ingrid Buchal, Alice johnson, Dorothy Gates, Zeb Adams, William Agee, with Miss Leona Morris, Sponsor, and assistance of Dean Bell. PHI THETA KAPPA is the na- tional honorary scholastic society for Junior Colleges. Scholarship, leadership and character are con- sidered before a student is init- iated. Elections occur in the third semester. Dr. Elizabeth Geen Talks about The American Scholar. Student Officers gather for a Leadership Institute. Im- portance of parliamentary procedure is stressed. l 4? R ' 'fl 1 Y' 4? A , ,024 it K f f 1 'W 46 ff, A , ...ad Dean Bell lectures on the qualities of good leadership. 49 PARENTS' NIGHT Mr Bell welcomes parents to the College. Dora Lovell puts on her prettiest smile 'for the photographer, Scottish lassie Evelyn Spiers entertains parents, Vernon Hixon is presented th e Alumni award for the highest scholastic aver- age for h is class for the freshman YCHT- H . 5 s ,. f n Z I the Alu? Mike Winer announces winner of Guess the Bunny contest. 4-1 ma,- s A, Cs , my--1 THE SPRING FLINC A real bunny hop. 51 Wi? g 1-ij w A fa 'X--N yew .ff .1fQ:s1.m.M. ' M ' ' Ain't he cute? Dancing to the Dreamy Dellonaires. Sb X f , F Ka, I SEE H0 THEY Members of cast: Edward Graham, Earle Hoffman, Pattie Zamenski, john Svarovsky, Robert Hardy, Paul Widitz, Alice johnson, Warren Duffy, R0- berta Abrahams. Escaped Russian Spy knocks out un- suspecting Vicar. a You Beast!! . . . You Swine!! V . f x The Speech and Drama Depart- ment presents its annual productlon See How They Run, about life in an English vicarage. Mr. Dehaven gives a last minute briefing. 52 Vernon Hixon, Pat Seitz, Audrey Powell. Gerda Menzel Frances Berlin Sand A , , ra pgar, Myron Winer, Queen Peggy Dillon, Ingrid Buchal, Katherine Klemmick, Alice Johnson, Nancy Cook, Evelyn Speirs, Barbara Rosenthal, Donald Keller. THE MAY BALL 9 Crown-bearer Ingrid Buchal escorted b M ron W' Y y 1ner crowns our beautiful May Queen. Vernon Hixon. 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'i - ' , ' '-'f122.215' , aff , ,, iw, l 3. 5 3529 '.2:,'?.yMfaqgzf if' ,L ,,,, ,rg , f,J'1 ' 'MA 5515 15 ,, V ' 519' Ziyi, ,5 as-gen.: fwfgv -ye' if 2440 ljh2 ',.f,., W' 'A f' m,y,,x '. . dfvm, M, ig, - 4591 wg f 4 2 , . f' r' 5 - if ' , , A Apu Nw- -2, ,ff f i 1- f- f f! 5 'H4ffL?l . Qu it . A Ni - .- 121 ffffvvfiigfy uw! v Wff',,s,gf9f'5-S.: 2.243112 We, 3.: if? v , fa, , - M5551-A fir 'f 1 - E th team, Sitting: Lionel Whitcomb, lyaul Baker, xklfifzirglgfelgcacrborofigh. Kneeling: Gerald Brown. Standzng: Vernon Pearl, Coach Schloeder, and Harry MHTUH- Strike one. Q S 2 E i M...a,,m.. ,M TENN S X1 1 , 1 K xv KKK Xl VS? XY? 1 'B 1 1 'n xx 41 A iw x egg.-.. 155 2 'L awry FCE' V Members of the team, Kneeling: Ted Rossman, Earl Prince, Howard Mc- Intyre. Standing: Ronald Steiner, Morton Pruce, and Bill Tavik. ASSEMBLY MUSIC Members of the Brigadoon chorus join the heroine in a song. lfart of the chorus joins Roy Rae in a selec- tion from Brigadoon. Sponsored by the dramatic and mu- sic organizations of the College an as- sembly was given contrasting opera and light opera. As light opera artists the Alamedian Light Opera Com- pany were our guests. They present- ed several scenes from Brigadoon. Some of our own students belong to the Alamedians. On the other side of the program some members of the Baltimore Civic Opera Company rendered several se- lections from some of the operas in- cluded in this year's season. One of the lassies from Brigadoon enter- tains us with a song and dance number. Members of the Baltimore Civic Opera Company take a bow. ASSOCIATE I ARTS DEGREE WILLIAM ASHBY AGEE Business NANCY ANN BLEAKLEY Arts and Sci'ences INGRID GUDRUN BUCHAL Arts and Sciences PEGGY ANN DILLON Merchandising HELEN CAROLYN HARWITZ General Education MARGARET CAROLYN HESSENAUER General Education I EENIDRE JUNE 15,6 l M 4, 1 ii li f l 3 in gi 5 z , I . ? L. , ,L if fso-1 ' svwv- ,-.,, ...- . -,....ii..., ,.,,-Y , RICHARD EMMETT HOE ASSOCIATE I General Education MARY ELIZABETH JAMES Medical Technology ALICE ALBERTA JOHNSON Speech, Drama and Radio ARTS DEGREE K J. DONALD KELLER Speech, Drama and Radio JANE GLADYS NOWAK Medical R-ecordsg Library Science If f , , W, wx , 3, I - . ,, f I Y. it ,,fl!?fZW' mi, 'I f . GEORGE EDWARD PETTS Arts and Sciences i'.t A R June ff 2 - I cc ilf , 2, 2 '.i,. if 57 ASSOCIATE I -XUDREY POWVELL AGeneral Education WK: ' , Ss X it G4 5 ENIDRE .fume I qu 56 VERNON LYLE SHAFFER junior Construction Engineering EVELYN HORSBURGH SPEIRS General Education MYRON WINER Arts and Sciences ,,,,, -'f Camera Shy: DOROTHY GATES MESOLOGITES Arts and Sciences LOUISE SMILEY MYERS Arts and Sciences PHILLIP KENT PARIS General Education K A E 1 4 1 Q w 1 , i 1 Y I sa FRANCES LEA. BERLIN ' 7 4 ' BALTIMORE S JU 1011 CQLLEQE CERTIFICATE JOSEPH ELLISON ' Arts and Sciences WILLIAM GRAFTON GERTING, . A General Education K If JR R ihii w X M, , RAYMOND ROLLO HAUSENFLUCK A Arts and Sciences STANLEY GRAVILLE PRYOR General Education WWW' GEORGE STAVRAKOS Business Camera Shy: M KALMAN RIEGELHAUPT f M Business JOAN RITA SHECTER Arts and Sciences 59 .WW CERTIFICATE OF ACHEIVEMENT JAMES LEROY HAWK junior Construction Engineering JOYCE ELIZABETH DIGGS MARTHA ANN PIERSON ' ' Medical Office Assistant Medical Office Agszstant gm .5 swans N JUNE I Sei N SCCIAL SENIORS ZEBB ADAMS GJSNWQN3 X V NJ ad ,ni im, A w 391 A. DOUGLAS BRICE GERALD BROWN 'STEVE FINEMAN 60 , 4 Rf if pfw vf f Qiviiw , MV, , x. I X 5 swans JUNE I .. 56 CARTER HAMMERSLA LEON LEVINE i -v JOHN O'NEIL u CHARLES KLUGE WAYNE MASON EDWIN TILLERY 61 .W , ,.,. C SOCIAL SENIORS NLM , -'iwfsvr N K . N Q M1 X E: K ,. I Q- ' V ,I 1 Kg -, .,, N . Q V -J f, M Q , If gg' Q 4 . . 'gow :1 N .M , . N -2, N ,Q QW Z t -, .1 5' V 1 W ral. Yym ,K , , X - I L, H R. . , 6, ,Q N SPS Mm, f f '22 XllEaQ:lf9x -, Q0 . , A , 5 K ,dflyfw fr SX , ' 'Z 1 if f ffwwvf, I ' aww , ,, w 'f - .J,,.a5fH I f 3 kmmq 'f 4? ifww gyy, -SNS pw wa nf fam , ANNE QW,WfW,,, X , X L 5? 412- ff fr? . ' J ' if 177 X' f 5 -'Xxx 5 Jyxfff' f E lx N . X f 1' , , 4 1 'gh . 4 W M , . X Nqr- .113 M, 4V ' ' 4 SENIQR BANQLIET ? 91 it x hZ'zZ7'.f Dean Bell accepts a gift to the school, presented on behalf of the class by the president Don Keller. Dean Bell entertains the group with some clever re- marks. N . Joe Ellison as master of ceremonies for the evening. Nrtxti xl 22,1 hbfgl , s x, af' jane Nowak reads the class last will and testament. Among other things it in- cludes a French-fried amoeba on the half shell for a certain Zoology instructorand a girl who can cook and tell navy 101465 for a certain bachelor English instructor. I iii' ,AH ss 5P0nsor Mr. Lewis thanks the Clfgshjgi his gift and wishes them much success an piness. me ,Q k X2 YV 62 i Golden Music for the Park Plaza's Gold Room. Steve and Audrey try the profes- sional way! Ingrid and Peter combine small talk with dancing. Evelyn Speirs sings You'll Never Walk Alone. SENICR PRO JU E CRADLI TIG W l 4 1 it 1 Off' The College Choir under the direction of Mrs. Bowls- bey provides the music for graduation. Members of the graduating class file in as proud relatives and friends look on. William Agee, class valedictorian, receives a Scholarship Award. I i A Citizenship Award is presented to PCgSY Dillon. Our time is but a shadow that passeth aw2Y! Anonym0U5 , l 64 1 ii Veto W. - -XX Y. X q'x 'es and ,Z Ill US ,JI , af Q CLASS CF Q lE JA LIARY , K , vp xy , it jf xx X x X f , I FEBRuARY Oren Cook Bertram Crandall Warren Duffy 992+ Veto Dulys Doris Gabler Harry Hansroth Don Herman Simon Kalderon Marty Kurland Joe Mahalik Vernon Pearl MK X 3 f - ,W , Q X N 'Ri W'lb W tl Don Setzer Carroll Wanger Ivan Waxman l ur es ey 65 The germ is the thing. Result? Designed for Better Living through Construction En- gineering. Music understood is music appreciated. Mores, Folkways . . 4 i Mui'- N 66 r Stand by! . . . Moving upstage center N0 good fish goes anywhere without a purpose. Critics and Creators. A time to keep silence, and a time to speak. Reading Maketh A Full Man, Conference A Ready Man, And Writing An Exact Man.f' 67 Bacon AROU D e AND BOUT I think you'll find something in here. May 'I help you? If only study provoked this much thought! . . Ah' That full feeling at laSt T0 lilose the ' atlilll Leona l bert. ans Q vi l I . ' - Leon Bibi Ship 01 Wt. aa A i 'iii M- m ill , Y A ,,. ,TJ v .. .o ,, A - --' w AWARDS ASSEMBLY To those who do the extras that make college days so memorable go the 'activities letters. Leona Lawhorn, Leon Sacks, Robert Clark, Ken Lam- Seniors Ingrid Buchal, jane Nowak, Alice johnson, Eve- bert, and Bob Kirby receive their first activities star. lyn Speirs and Peggy Dillon add stars to their activities letter for their time and enthusiasm given to the Col- lege in the way of co-curricular activities. Leona Lawhorn Nils Larsen Robert Headle' ' l I F x Sandra A gaf Beal' Faber, Beal' Leitch, Jane NO' , , , y, am rene o , p , n , . - Bqb Dunker receive their athletic letter for member- wak, Maureen Sweeney, Evelyn SPCITS and Gloria H0Pkm5 re y 2215 On the Rifle Team from their coach, Lt. Pepper- ceive swimming awards. c . 69 NOMINATION ASSEMBLY Bob Dunker, Your Party candidate for pres- ident. candidates of the three opposing parties, Seated: Bill Henry, Beryl Salan V. . . A . . . lfglnlil lCkS21lZa, Leona Lawhorn, Margaret Sparks. .Standmgz Bill Good: Stan Sellars, Lou White, Bob Dunker, and Gene Donnely. Stan Sellars, candidate for Student Council pres- ident. 70, E P i A stead i Retiring Bill Henry, candidate for Student Council pfCS- p lmlhe ident. Students cheer as balloons fly from f Ehey the balconies. al lreasl ELECTIONS 8 N ik elk .Q ' s 0 D my ig!!-Z wifi f'q,, S , U , 39 ,Q A steady stream of voters moves in and out the polls all day. l Opposing candidates, Bob Dunker, Bill Henry, and Ray Brookhart cast their votes. INAUGLIRATIO Retiring Student Council President Myron Winerad minis- ters the oath of office to president-elect Stan Sellars. The elected party, Stan Sellars, president, 4 Ray Brookhart, vice president, Lou White, X A treasurer, and Gerry Kaplan, secretary. a 7l f 4 f W 1 sy Q, Q xr fl Him ff, ,Ilya fr 4, r if , , ,, G+r',-123-1' f-afn asf 'iwi' 79026 1 QQ? , ' vm K1 ' f Y I 'pqfa '3 'fi4i,Vg ' I zfflgva '3 45,5 A 54.11. 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