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

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bag county normal school under the direction of miss carolyn white, the students pictured above are preparing for future work in education. in the usual order are (back row) phyllis gunther, madeline albright, miss white, eleanor belknap, jean clukie, earl goulet and irene pretzer. (front row): lina martinez, viola pretzer, kathleen keenan, laurine whitney, gertrude doyle, joan richardson and jeanne clarke. one ofthe important features of the course is the actual work done by the students with children before graduation. below (left) laurine whitney and (right) kathleen keenan direct groups of reigel school students in their classwerk. Se i

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earl w. smith, a.b., m.a. english e dward stiles, a.b., m.a. history ivan stringer typing pie nceoanes : moe eR walter e. thorsburg, a.b., m.a. mathematics fred j. williams, chemistry louis k. ueberhorst, a.b, m.a., phd. english marion 1. woodford, b.s. chemistry w.a.l. willard, sr., b.S.,m.a. drawing adrian zwemer, a. chemistry

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with the graduation of the class of ’48, the largest in j.c. history, incidentally, the results of the great influx of world war II will end. the class was outstanding, not only because of the high percentage of veterans, but also be- cause of the many married students in it. most of the class tended towards some type of engineering or business course; the rest were evenly divided between a scientific and a liberal arts course. to many, the diploma will mean the finish of a formal education; to the rest it will be a step towards a senior university and further education. toall points of the country, even to all the world, they will spread, seeking new knowledge. how- ever, most of them will attend the university of michigan or michigan state. time and ability will determine their success in life. class of 48