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

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First Row—Elizabeth Krafka, A. B., M. A., Head of Biology Department; Alice A. Howe, A. Bi, M. A;, Chemistry Instructor; George L. Martin, A. B:, M. A., Head of Chemistry Department. Second Row—Clayton Garlock, B. Si, Head of Agriculture and Physiology Departments; J. H. George, Bates VE: Head of Astronomy and Geology Departments; Fred B. Rogers, AG. ES ie NES Head of Physics Department.

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As daring young men fly through the air with the greatest of ease, they help to uphold the aviation squad record at Junior College as set this fall by Lewis Robinson, Albert Green, Charles Lohrke, Clarence Maniex, Donald Sovey—a quintet that ranked second place in state competi- tion for ground school accuracy. Following close in their air lanes are this spring’s student fliers: James Anderson, Clyde Causley, Norman Quast, Dean Willard, Robert Balconi, Kenneth Warren —all of whom will complete their course by June. Their flight instructor is Mr. Allen M. Hoffman; their ground school instructors are Mr. J. H. George, Mr. Fred Rogers, Mr. Hoffman. This winter aviators gathered in Frankenmuth for a banquet. D. Willard, J. Anderson, C. Causley

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CHALLENGE, LASTING PROGRESS: L. J. McCully, B. S., Metal Processing Instructor; Meta Ewing, B. S., M. S., Mathematics Instructor; Curtis Woodshop Instructor; Drawing Instructor. E. G. Culver, BS. R. M. Gustin, B. 8S., Ney Mechanical In a mechanical age that clamors for mass production and advancement that only science—chemistry, physics, biol- ogy, geology, mathematics—can foster, chemists, physicists, engineers—all pave the way to a new order of tomorrow in which a greater portion of the world will share a greater portion of its con- veniences and material progress. Here at Bay City, junior college men and women behind reports and drafting boards are preparing for lasting pro- gress.