Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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' .1:1.EA:vlI9r3l2fCg + A ' Clarke, Cassell, Laine, Newman, Rice. VCI LITAN 0 0 0 , The Volitan Club is an honorary swimming society formed for the purpose of Stimulating an interest in aquatic sports. Requirements for entrance into the organization are high scholastic standing and pro- ficiency in the following activities: Three standard dives, back and front crawl strokes for speed, and all swimming strokes for form. The club sponsored an interclass swimming meet inlDecember in which the Freshmen took first place and the Seniors ranked second. A swimming play day with Michigan State College is being planned for this spring. V Miss Agnes Andersen is the faculty adviser of the organization. U FFI C ERS President ----- ICLLEX Nswimx Vice-Presidenf - - - LOUISE LMNE Secretary - - ESTHER RICE Business Manager - CLMHCE Curr Page One Hundred Four

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Norton, Fay, Lockhart, Fuller, Munoz, M. Fuller, VVarburt0n, Mclieown, Dr. Grant, Kellogg. Slanfielrl, Maclnras, lxllf'LUill1, Bnssu, Dr. Vvosl, Jackson, Vlfarren, Heckler, Goble. MEN'S GLEE CLUB 9 9 f lllwcffn- - - - lm. Lurcnim WEST S1'C'l'f'fIIl'l and Ll.Ill'flI'1iIlJL ERNEST NVARBURTON .f The Men's Glee Club was very active throughoutt he year. Twelve concerts were presented, among which was a radio broadcast from Sta- tion WELL of the Battle Creek Enquirer and Evening News, trips to the Baseline Methodist Church and to Climax. The club participated in the college Christmas pageant and also in two performances at the Bijou Theatre with Miss C,ameron's dancing class. The cooperation of each member made a successful season, and all are very much indebted to Dr. West for his time and endeavor toward that end. Page One Hundred Three

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-ai -- - Q.---.. -- -F., -f--f-, , -- 'c Hz.-'lvil -CALHLQQQL3 f f ip, gpg '1-- ' Q 4'5,l-f J--.f'- ., r H uris, Brockvr, Newman, Curtis, Lehman, Morris, Clams, Saxton, Nothsline, Robbins DANCE CLUB 0 0 0 Eight years ago Miss Jessie B. Cameron organized a group interested in dancing as an art, as an emotional out- let, and as a means of satisfying the creative instinct, and called it The Dance Club. Since that time each succeed- ing group has attempted to carry out the original aims and ideals of the club. Realizing that one of the most fundamental needs of the girl of today is a Way to express her emotional reactions to life, this organization aims to fulfill such a need by the creation of dance forms which are both artistic and expressive, social and creative, and which, because they are grounded on definite principles and directed toward a carefully conceived goal, are truly educational. Page One Hzmdwcd Fwe