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

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T AeE re Cah or Cal be BRYCE ADIE Bay City Engineering J.C.Y. 31-32; Swimming, '31-'32; Secretary Math Club, °31; Minstrel Show, 731. DALE EVANS E;ngineering Basketball, ‘31; Swimming, °31; Engineer’s Club, Sie Saginaw ESTHER HAZEN Bay City Education Corona Group, Women’s League. FREDA HYDORN Bay City Education Corona Group, Women’s League; Athletic repre- sentative, Corona Group, 32; Basketball, ’29-’30- °32; Baseball, ’29-30. FRANCIS LETCHFIELD Bay City Pre-Dental Varsity Basketball, 732. VIRGIL MEISEL Bay City Business Administration Basketball, ’31-’32; Swimming, ’31-’32; Track, ’32; Frosh-Soph football. AMBUR PARMENTER Bay City Education. ERNEST PARROT Bay City Engineering. MARY GERTRUDE PEARSALL Bay City E:ducation Arpatia Group, Women’s League; Vice-president, Women's League, 31-32; Arpatia Athletic Chair- man, ‘31-32; Hockey, °31-'32; Basketball, ‘31; Tennis, ‘31. ELMER PRESTON Bay City Engineering Engineers Club; Glider Club; Golf, ’32. JOHN SCHMIDT Bay City Pre-Medic. PETER SMITH Pre-Law Gotie 31232 kaw Club, 32. HOWARD WALTHER Pre-Dental Basketball, °29-'32. Bay City Bay City Phi Theta Kappa THIS year, for the first time, Bay City Junior College has an honorary fraternity. The 4 chapter for Beta Gamma Chapt er of Phi Theta Kappa, the National Junior College Honorary Fraternity has been recently granted, and seventeen students have been elected to membership. Of this number seven are sophomores: Aaron Barkman, William Groening, David Kahn, Ruth LeRoux, Joan Mallett, Henry Van Welde,and Ralph Waehner, and ten are freshmen; Paul Belknap, Frederick Bossman, George Butterfield, James Finkbeiner, Ruth Forbes, Jerome Gase, Lillian Greenstein, Mary Richards, Helen Weston, and David Witheridge. The formal initiation of the members will take place on Thursday, June 16, at Trinity Parish House, preceding the annual Junior College dinner dance. In electing the students to membership the faculty has taken into consideration the scholastic attainments of the candidates, as well as various personal characteristics which are deemed desirable in the best type of member. Phi Theta Kappa members, like all other members of honorary fraternities, will wear keys to denote their affiliation with the society. The old Junior Col- lege award system, by which students who had excelled in scholarship and activities received pins and special recognition at the annual dinner dance, has been abolished. Election to Phi Theta Kappa will henceforth take its place. The need for an honorary society in Junior College has been felt for some time, but the present financial depression had previously caused the faculty to be somewhat hesitant about initiating such an organization, due to the expense involved. [9 ]

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MARY JANE BUSCH General Academic Social Committee, °32; Refreshment Committee for Pent House Party; Chairman of Aurae Christ- mas project. Political Science Radio Broadcast. Bay City RAYMOND CLARK Tawas City Education ROSS PETTY Au Gres Pre-Medic Tetra Sci: Graduation Committee, ‘32. Saginaw JOHN D. MINTLINE Business Administration Chorus, °31-'32; Frosh-Soph Football, ‘31; Frosh- Soph Basketball, °32; Intramurals, °31-'32. Ross Petty Genevieve Moore Fred Nentwig Richard Robb Raymond Clark Charles Pizer Madeleine Meloche Mary Jane Busch John Mintline Edward Maxson Loren Perry Harrisville CHARLES PIZER Business Administration Intramural Basketball, '31-'32. GENEVIEVE MOORE Bay City General Academic Corona Group, Women’s League. EDWARD MAXSON E.ngineering Engineer’s Club, °32. Saginaw MADELEINE MELOCHE General Academic Dramatics Clubs; Mystic Chairman, '3]; Prompter J.C. Play, °30- 31; Co-chairman, Cabbage Patch Prom. Bay City FRED NENTWIG Pre-Law Law Club, ’32; Frosh-Soph Football, 32; Intra- mural Basketball, °32. Saginaw LOREN PERRY Saginaw Engineering Basketball, °31; Swimming, °31 Engineer’s Club, oe ul RICHARD ROBB Saginaw Business Administration Soph-Frosh Football. { ; 1

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