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

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We Don't Study All the No one ever found il necessary to tell us to take our noses out of our books, especially not with the pos- sibility of a party, a club meeting, or above all, a snack between class- . Mos us carefree and light-hearted, chat- es t of all, the lounge found ting informally about anything but study. Although our social activi- ties lacked splendor they did hot lack happy, laughing faces and a iriendly spirit. Upper left: The lounge is the most popular spot in J. C. Mary Catherine Patterson (second from right) is lounge chairman. Chairman of the Social Committee is Mary Barrett, right.

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tise iaseinis . Py es ae aati : PP conti me ea ees Jeet CRUCIBLE BI-WEEKLY STAFF CRUCIBLE ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Loraine Schulz, Patrick Neer- Standing: Donna Gallant, Loraine ing, Nellie May McGregor, sponsor; Nan Schulz, Crystal Morse Dahl, co-editor; Burt Barr. Standing: Crystal Morse, Ruth Mayer, Seated: Nellie May McGregor, sponsor; Marilyn Nielsen, co-editor. Ruth Mayer, Marguerite Hamme. way, it sponsored several projects, the cleaning and repairing of the lounge furnishings, and the mailing of Christmas and Easter greetings to the alumni in service, as well as the maintenance of the student loan fund. Highlights of the year were the Freshman Tea, the Christmas Banquet, and the May Banquet, May 25... . The Crucible Annual and Crucible Bi-Weekly staffs labored under difficulties of obtaining ma- terials and had to be content with Smaller, more concentrated publ- cations .....As interesting as ever, Tetra Sci arranged several instruc- tive programs: talks by Mr. Bebb and Dr. Gamble, and tours of the Allen Clinic and General Hospital. ... The Socio-Geographic Discus- sion Club sponsored a number of projects: a Thanksgiving basket for a needy Indian woman, the sale of Chitstmas gifts for Chinese War Rehef, and pies for the U. S. O. Besides, each regular meeting fea- tured an entertaining program by one of the members. In winding up the year, the club will enjoy the annual picnic and softball game on May 29 and the final banquet on June ll.... At the Pledge Service and Initiation Banquet, Mr. George, Miss Hellmuth, and the three re- turning members of Phi Theta Kappa, National Honor Fraternity, wel- comed eight new pledges: Madeline Nuffer, Patricia Natsis, Helen Wy- neken, Ruth Maver, Arlene Stein, Crystal Morse, Isabelle Easterly, and Loraine Schulz.

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As for athletics, the college women were in their glory, with rifle practice, bowling and swimming every week until warm weather called them outside for golf, tennis, and softball. The college men banded to- vether for football, and later challenged the women to a game of field hockey. The men won, Still gloating over their suecess, they scored an- other victory over the women in a bowling tournament in (he spring. Top right: Chess, Checkers — and Champions? Center right: Jive session in the Little Theater. Lower right: Some like it sweet and some like it swing. DRINK V ,