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

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THE CRUCIBLE Freshmen Top Row — Joseph Kinnev, Ernest Rechlin. Gordon Wilson, Guiles Ten Byck, Roy Walker, Emmett O ' Hare Garrett Hadcock, Robert Ramsdell, Loren Cady. Second Row— Richard Packard Louis White, Charles Khuen, Glen Birchard, Robert Knepp, Leon Dardas, Frederick Wagner, Donald Wells, Eric Timm. Bottom Row — Mathilda Williams, Alice Zingg, Lois Coplan, Marie Vallez, Georgia Washing-ton, Sally Brown, Margaret Hand. Top Row— Robert Dickson, Lester Humphry, rank Skopek, Charles Martmdale, Alvm Pretzer, Walter Hewitt, Maurice Wvnes. Fourth Row— R. J. Downer, Virginia Hallan, Alton Billmeier, Rosanna Meloche, Gertrude Waehner, WaltMf ' Cramer. Third Row— Noreen Cole, June Anthony, Eleanore Hoffman, Betty Courtright, Milffi-ed Fairclough. Second Row— Emily Niedzielski, Ethelyn Gustin, Bird Yaeper. Dorothy -SAult. Jeanette Badgero, Eleanore Fenske. Bottom l;() v— G. ' orui.-i ( b-il.liiii. Vivi.iii D I ' sii.-i li . TjlF.NTVl Birchard. Mary Lnii FTookcr. Filn.-i S inith. Top Row— Charles Doty, Roy Adair, John Bannister, George Sarle, George Burk, Theo. Franek. Llewellyn Ballard. Second Row— Thelma Honk, Betty Runner, Eleanore Stapish, Caroline Harrison, Annette LaFramboise, AHrginia Laing-. Katherine Lourini, Vera Pretzer, Rockwell Carrier. Bottom Row — Bernice Smith. Geraldine Tronible. ' , Ruth Zmk, Naomi Buschlen, Eleanore Dodge, Betty Loveland, Alice Vrnold. [14]

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THE CRUCIBLE Top Row — Edmund Arnold, Fred Bossman. James Finkbeiner, Lester Dankert, David With- eridge, Francis Walsh. Second Row — John Richardson, George Burk, Mildred Kottnauer, Mary Richards, Ruth Forbes, Paul Belknap, George Butterfield. Bottom Row — Jerome Gase, Lillian Greenstein, Hazel Batzer, Julius Symons, Marian Manary, Helen Weston, Walter Moeller. Phi Theta Kappa PTIT THE beginning of the fall term, the ten members of the Phi Theta Kappa who had been elected as freshmen, formed the [qp ' l first permanent organization of Beta Gamma chapter. Paul = = Belknap was chosen president, David Witheridge, vice-presi- dent, Mary Richards, secretary, and Fred Bossman, treasurer. Throughout the year the chapter held monthly meetings at the homes of the members. The arrangements for these meetings were made by a committee headed by Helen Weston. A program for initiat- ing better student conduct and government was carried on without any publicity of the efi ' ort. Under the leadership of David Witheridge, the initiation committee arranged for a pledge service on May 1, and an initiation banquet on May 15. The banquet was held at Trinity Parish House, where mem- bers, old and new, together with faculty advisors and faculty guests, heard an excellent speaker. No record of the year ' s work would be complete without mention- ing the service rendered to the chapter by the honors committee of the school. This committee is composed of Miss Anschutz, Miss Hellmuth, and Mr. Shellenbarger. In addition to the work done as a chapter, the members individually continued the service to the school which had secured their election to the chapter. Moreover, everyone continued his achievements in scholar- ship, for not one member was dropped because of failure to measure up to the requirements in grades. This is especially noteworthy, because in order to be elected to Phi Theta Kappa, one must be in the highest tenth of his class, and in order to remain in good standing, he must continue to be in the highest tenth. After mid-semester grades were issued in the second semester, the faculty elected the new members. They were: Edmund Arnold, William Orr, Francis J. Walsh, Hazel M. Batzer, Marian Mabel Manary, Walter Moeller, George A. Burk, Lester J. Dankert, Paul Harvey, Mildred F. Kottnauer, John W. Richardson, Julius Symons, Charles R. Stewart. The members who started the year were: Jerome Gase, Ruth Forbes, Helen Weston, George Butterfield, Fred Bossman, David With- eridge, Lillian Greenstein, James Finkbeiner, Mary Richards, and Paul Belknap. [i ]

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THE CRUCIBLE Freshmen Top Row — Linal Bailey, Albert Richter, John Keho, Carrol Burton. IJoyd McKay, Harry Courtright, .John Adams, Robert Bell. Third Row — Robert Rush, Edward Schade, Horace Calvert, William Philips, Leeds White, Walter Moeller, Glen Voorhees, Karl Gakle. Second Row — Emery Glanz, Reginald Barnett, Ruth Crawford, Charlotte Jones, Ida Hannon, Rose Mary McKav, Leonard Kessler. Julius Symons, Llewellyn Immerman. Bottom Row — Marian Manary, Isabel Horton, Mildrt ' d Kotlimuer, Eleanore Fenske, Gertrude Waehner. Top Row — Harvey Nitz, Russell Walsh, Robert Harndon, Robert Clear.y, Walter Butte, Daniel Mulholland, Lestei- Dankert. Carl Rubland. Third Row— Willard Morell, Frank Woidgka, Stanley Hill, Ralph Means, Richard Wilt. Second Row — Milton Brown, Lyle Oviatt, Joseph Wiley, Wilfred Schram, Andrew Orr. Bottom Row — Helen Fogg, Helen Sullivan, Virginia Allan, Helen Drescher, Virginia Tromble.v, Irene liessinger, Dolores Beyer. Freshmen Not in Pictures Edmund Arnold Helen Balwinski Francis Barnett Dorothy Baker Nancy Becker Earl Belger Fred Borchard Ira Butterfield Raymond Bauer Gordon Carver Ralph Catlin Blaine Christeson James Crocker Arthur Crebassa Helen Crook Mai-y Dunning Jack Farre ' .l Allan Fisher John Friers Laurene Glasser Madeline Hadcock William Hart Paul Harve.v Bruce Hayden Allan Hayes Arnold Haussman Ptobert Hughes Ellis Isaacson Irvin Jankowiak Bertram Jochen Elmer Karls Jane Knoop Carl Koch Harold Krapohl Leona Lisk Carm en Lucht Clare McLean Ra.vmond Maier Irvin Marande Carl Matson Oscar Merdler Susannah Metcalf Carl Nickel Florence Novakowski Elwood Pett Max Presser John Patterson Charles Roeder Edward Rich Kenneth Richardson Virginia Redmond Joe Remington George Root Fremont Sartain Edward Sautter Clarence Schultz Mary Stewart Fred Soderquist Gladys Stieve Fred Stork Curtis Stoutenburg- Jeanette Skinner Clifford Swanson Joe Swantek Winifred Thompson Adeline Thorson Frances Trombley James Tunison Robert Van Syckle Dorothy Sims Harry Wallace Doris Whitehead [15]