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

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SOCIO-GINOGRAPHIC — First row: Qf. White, president; H. Spracklin, vice- president; D. Bammel, secretary; P. O'Brien, treasurer; G. Deibel; B. Snow; L. Leikert; M. Kearly; R. Leckie; Miss Hodgson, sponsor. Second row: M. Quin- fetes Wilson; D. Zeder: C. Ramsey McDonald; D. Schrepferman, B. Poulson. LOUIS BORK: Liberal Arts; Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President of a International Relations, Debzate . , : F : k . ’ : : 3 ) ) BRUCK S. BROWN: Pre-Law; Socio-Geographic, Sophomore am K Heorballe - ast). mem dy et o.° Gee faa GILBERT DEILBEL: Pre-Law; Tennis, Socio-Gcographic, Varsity Hight : : ‘ ; ‘ A 5 5 : L = ; : . JOHN T. FRYE: Liberal Arts : ; : : f : . : F : MARY JONES: Pre-Education; Mystics, Bowling, Golf, Basketball, Riding Club : d ; : : ; . - : : . , : : : HAROLD L. KAHN: Liberal Arts; Phi Theta Kappa 4 : : ; WILLIAM A. NIGERING: Liberal Arts; Basketball . ; 7 JEAN C. WAGNER: Liberal Arts; Socio-Geographic, Arpatia, Tennis, Bowling, Riding Club “ ‘ x : 4 ‘ P ; : : :

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Ina B. Palmer; A. B., WEA Head of Political Science and History Depariments; Erma B. Hodgson, A. B., M. A, Head of Geography and Sociology Departments; A. Edward Stiles, A. B., M. A., History Instructor Perhaps no field of American endeavor is more in need of qualified men and women for its service than B= PTrRaerAnrRrRrARnAsaaTn FF Ff the social sciences: sociology, history, political science, geography. Year by year the demand increases for leaders in the community and industry: men who gauge their lives by the experiences of generations before them, men who know geography, world governments, human behavior. rs t l ‘“TIME’S WHEEL RUNS BA “— Ff fF Sociology and geography are not all textbooks and recitation, as Socio-Geographic Club testifies. Active in student social and intellectual projects, members stage an introductory tea for new members in early fall, an alumni Christmas tea, field trips to Detroit and Ann Arbor in the spring, the annual banquet at Midland Country Club. Under the sponsorship of Miss Erma Hodgson, leadership was provided by Robert White, president; Howard Spracklin, vice-president; Dorothy Bammel, secretary; Patricia O’Brien, treasurer. 24

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= aoe NATION AL RE- ie. TIONS—C. Ramsey, presi- Went wk Nichol: J. Laracey; R. Johnson: D. ZAuehisdorff; L. Bork, vice-president; G. Van Laan; K. Hemmeter, secretary- treasurer. b= = — = — E=. = Sno Discussing increasingly vital INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS international problems as they eat their weekly luncheon, members of International Re- lations Club, with Mr. H. C. Klingbeil, faculty sponsor, have continued through their second year as newcomers to college activities. Under the leader- ship of Charles Ramsey, presi- dent; Louis Bork, vice-presi- dent; Kenneth Hemmeter, sec- RED CROSS—TFirst row: M. L. Wood- bury; J. Slaggert; I. Eggleston; D. Gammel: T3. Wendiand; LB. Bublitz; H. Wertl; J. Close. Second row: F. Robinson: M. Lantz: J. Ligney; M. An- dreski; M. Jones; B. Lundhom; Miss Ilodgson, sponsor; M. Tearsall; Miss Schroeder, sponsor. 26