Bay City Junior College - Crucible Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Tae ee CiEE The Freshman Class Bryce Adie, Walter Alston, Lawrence Atkinson, Vivian Bailey, Willard Ball, Mary Ballou, Winifred Bamford, Aaron Bark- man, Alma Beach, Herbert Bean, Geraldine Bendall, Margaret Berka, Danuta Bessyngier, Joseph Biller, Edwin Blaize, Robert Boyse, Stewart Brams, Walter Brown, Charles Clark, Ruth Copeland, Mary Curry, Nancy Davitt, Delbert DeLong, Frances Dorean, Richard Doty, Agnes Dulong, Edward Dulong, James Erickson, Dale Evans, Joseph Favazza, Naomi Flach, Dolores Flajole, William Fogg, Kenneth Foster, Virgil Frantz, Lawrence French, Louis Garrison, William Groening, Eugenia Guindon, Dudley Hall, Henry Hart, Harold Hawley, Esther Hazen, W. Weber Henry, Thera Houk, Van Hutchings, Lenore Jenkins, Jennie Jones, Willard Jones. Sanford Josephson, David Kahn, Arthur Knowles, Emery Kolb, Irving Kometh, Jack Korn, Helen Koth, Edward LaBerge, O. J. Lafontaine, Winifred Lagden, Stuart Langer, Winifred Langworthy, Ruth LeRoux, Saul Lonn, Mary Lourim, Howard Lowery, Joseph MacPhail, Joan Mallet, Dorothy Maloney, Edward Maxson, Gerald McIntire, Mabel McNeil, Olive Meier, Louis Meisel, Marion Meisel, Virg1 Meisel, John Mintline, Douglas Mode, Erwin Moessner, Annamarie Mohr, Genevieve Moore, Dorothy Moors, Irving Neal, Jack Nichols, Helen Ossipove. Lena Panzer, Ambur Parmenter, Ernest Parrott, Philip Patterson, Mary Pearsall, Loren Perry, Charles Pizer, Madeline Race, Martin Reynolds, Edward Rich, Clifford Richards, Dorothy Richmond, Jane Ripslinger, Richard Robb, Willard Rypkema, John Schmidt, Marie Schnople, Eleanor Schumann, Helen Severance, William Sheeran, Lamar Skelton, Ione Smith, Donald Swayze, Louise Talbot, Gerald Tepper, Bassie Tepper, Roy Thompson, Howard Thorson, Fred Tonks, Henry Van Welde, Elaine Vaughn, Beryl Voight, Dorothy Warn, Jeanette Weinberg, Orville Willett, Arthur Williamson, Adelbert Zink. 10

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Link” GRO CrBrE JANE BEGCKETT—Education Arpatia Group of Women’s League; Student Council ’30, °34; Chairman of Student Council '31; Graduation Plans Comm.; Union Building Investigation; Athletic Chairman of Arpatia; feniigisto 0,0) 5 len (eruciole: Statls J0s ote Social Comm. Chairman of Women’s League ’31; Play Comm. of ‘‘Littlke Women,’ Basketball, Baseball, Swimming, '30, ’31. MARTIN KLANN—Fngineering Engineers’ Club; Baskecball °30; Crucible Staff 4-6) o MARJORY RUSSELL—General Academic Corona Group of Women’s League; Chairman of Corona 7341; Program Comm. of Women’s League. FLORENCE SCHULTZ—General Academic Boba Group of Women’s League; Scribe for Bebasr 345 occ, Olspoard) as @ontrel Pregtam Comm. of Women’s League; Basketball, Base- Dall Oe 34 OSCAR BAKER—-Pre-Law Basketball 20len3iatGapus of. Basketballs 3t: Wepacese Si Crucible Seats 31) “days lub: Programe Giattmian= or lhawy Glib 347 Wiee: Pres. of Law Club; Manager of Achletics ’31: Graduation Plans Comm. LOIS FISH—Education | Girls’ Hockey '30. HUGH KING-—Business Administration Not In Picture led JAMES L. TEAL---General Academic - Tennis, '30, 731 j | cha

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deel CRW GIBEE Front Row—Roy Klepser, Fabianna Permoda, Ralph Waehner, Jane Becket. Second Row—Marian Meisel, Archie McMillan, Elizabeth DeWaele, Dean Butterfield. The Student Council N UNUSUALLY large enrollment this year swelled the activity fund co $2295, so that the student council was able to sponsor more than the ordinary number of activities. More extensive athletics, a bigger and better Crucible, peppy social gatherings, more clubs,— all were possible. In addition there were numerous activities that financed themselves. The Student Activity Fund this year was divided among ten activities: assemblies, athletics, awards, conferences, Crucible, debating, Engineers’ Club, Glider Club, social activities, and Women’s League. The first events of the year, the play ‘‘Little Women,”’ and a dance on November 7, aided instead of detracting financially. Many of the weekly assemblies, especially those featuring the gesticulatory Chief Grey-Earth and an eloquent orator from Argentina proved quite interesting. In January the council assured the unprecedented success of the Crucible by making it a bi-weekly instead of a monthly, and continuing its financing by the fund. In April, moving pictures of the activities of the Rifle Club and Glider Club were taken for publicity use by the Michigan Association of Junior Colleges. The year 19314 is especially nocable because of the operation of club rooms at the ‘‘Pan- try’ and the inception of a local chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. Application for membership in this national honor society has been made, and elections may be held at the end of the semester. The meetings of the council were held bi-weekly throughout the year, and were cul- minated by a dinner meeting at Frankenmuth. Accounts of the social activities, The ‘‘Pantry,’’ and the J. C. chorus activities, sponsored by the Council will be found elsewhere in the book. Officials and Committees President, Jane Beckett; Secretary, Fabianna Permoda; Assembly, Herbert Bean; Athletic Manager, Oscar Baker; Club Rooms, Virgil Meisel; Finances, Archibald McMillan; Gradua- tion, Jane Beckett, Lois Bateson, Marvin Matthews, Oscar Baker, Ted Bohn; Pins, Ralph Waehner; Play Manager, Jack Nichols; Social Activities, Ruth “LeRoux. ial