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

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BUSINESS AD CLUB {{E Business Ad Club completed a very successful year under the leadership of Henry Smith IlJ as president, Dean C. Burchill, vice-president; Harry G. Davis, secretary; and Harvey Bottke as treasurer. Throughout the year they had many interesting and profitable club activities. Luncheons were held this year that proved very constructive to the members; also interesting trips were taken through the various industrial plants in the city. Combining with the Business Girls, the “Business Cycle”, a dance at the Midland Country Club, was a very enjoyable and successful affair. In the way of contributions the Club donated a radio for the new lounge. SOCIO-GEOGRAPHIC CLUB HE Socio-Geographic Club has completed another eventful year under the sponsorship of Miss Erma B. Hodg'son. Meetings were held every three weeks at the homes of the various members, the program consisting of discussions on various topics of interest by two members at each meeting. This year, due to an increase in College enrollment an amendment to the club’s constitution was made which permitted an additional five members in the organization. The total membership now totals twenty-five. In keeping with tradition the club sponsored a Christmas Party for all the old members. Reverend Penfield, noted lecturer and traveler of Saginaw, gave an illustrated lecture on his recent trip to Alaska. At the end of the first semester and again during the year the club presented several of the outstanding books of 1938 and 1939 to the Junior College library. Activities of special interest in which the club participated were the assistance at the Shakespearian plays held here for the benefit of all the surrounding area, attendance at a book review of the famous book ‘“‘The Life of Madam Curie” by Miss Garton at the Trinity Parish House in Bay City, and a trip to Ann Arbor to see a play presented by the University Players. The annual semi-formal banquet for both past and present members will be held at Trinity Parish House on June 15th. All in all, it is the consensus of both the members and the sponsor that the present year has been enjoyable and successful. OFFICERS President , : : ; ; ; i : ; , Joe Johnroe Vice Eb Kesiilentags. 26. : ; : F A ; ; ' : . Doris Benford Secreta. sabeaetcs oo 2 5 | te el Su . a eabeliey eds Treasurer ; ; ; ‘ Jack Wallace Members of the Socio-Geographic Club: Frances Bailey, Jannet Bailey, Bernard Baum, Burt Baum, Helen Beckett, Doris Benford, Walter Childs, Isabelle Dease, William DeFoe, Mary DuLong, Jane Eyre, Ellen Fleischmann, Ray Gessler, Mary Dick Holcomb, Joseph Johnroe, Marjorie Koerner, Mary Lum, Theresa McMillan, Don Peters, John Pierson, Don Rae, John Schaffer, Virginia Staudacher, and Jack Wallace. RIFLE CLUB NDER the supervision of Mr. G. M. French, the Junior College Rifle Club started | its activities in October. At the first meeting Joseph Kinsey was elected president and William Dresser, vice-president. The competition between the members for positions on the team was very keen and those chosen were: William Dresser, Joseph Kinsey, Don Waller, William Jackson, Henry Stevens, and John Gee. The team defeated the Reserve Officers by a score of 725 to 643 and lost to Saginaw Juniors in a prone match by a margin of seven points. This year two new Winchester Model 75 rifles and a spotting scope were added to the club’s equipment. page twenty-nine I939