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

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Se: ! Med acted RON i TS id nh aN i red ad a hee we OUR JUNIOR COLLEGE AREA CHE BOYGAN ALPENA ¢ POSCOMMON GLENNIE ¢ HARRISVILLE “ROSE. CITY Ze N SY E. TAWAS = a “Mc IVOR wa aS STERLING= AU GRES= STANDISH HARBOR BEACH ie eae oper te BAD OAXE HOPE es UNIONVILLE eMIDLAND ge 8 a - ESOEXVILLE FREELAND l a 7 PALESTINE g © )ANTON CARROLLTON | LEBANON S - « FAIRGROVE @SAGINAW -FRANKENMUTH | “+H RUN ae eee OWOSSO : oe Oe VASSAR SOW CENTRAL Re So VAS: AMERICA Seles 3 INDIANAPOLIS _}ND. MONROE FT LAUDERDALE FLA. Dudes: lion To the community which has made the college possible, the students of Bay City Junior College dedicate this book as a token of gratitude and a pledge of service. The Staff SHIRLEY COLBERT Editor DIANE KING KEN CHRISTIANS SALLYE FRENCH MARLENE BUELL MARILYN MYERS JERRY RAFFERTY SHIRLEY PECK BERNARD ULRICH ALICE FALKENHAGEN DAVE DAVENPORT MISS GRACE E. FETTIG Advisor esSage rom @ ean We have completed another year at Bay City Junior College. For some it has been a year in which far reaching decisions were made . . . decisions which will be of importance for years to come. For others it has been just another year of educational experience. Whatever the year has brought in terms of major events there were some other happenings that brought pleasure to all. This book records some of these. It is my hope that in recalling the events of the year this Crucible will lighten your load in years to come. dh doitn istration THE ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Palmer Kern, A.B., B.S., Dean of Men, Director of Athletics, Swimming Coach, Veterans’ Advisor; Mr. Robert Stuart, A. B., M.A., Director of Continuing Education; Dean Eric Bradner, A.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Miss Margaret Peterson, B.A., M.A., Dean of Women; Mr. Walter Thorsburg, A.B., M.A., Registrar, aCU hy Here they are—the teachers who've tried hard to give you the fundamentals of an education, the teachers who burned the midnight oil dreaming up test questions and then correcting the answers, the teachers whose classes you tried hard to get into, and the teachers whose classes you've tried even harder to stay out of. Yes, here they are with all the mem- Ories attached to them. Mr. Samuel Freed Mrs. Sena French Mr. Gordon French Mr. Dwight Dudley Miss Meta Ewing Way City MR. LOREN CADY A.A., B. Mus., M. Mus., Music MR. DWIGHT DUDLEY B.A., M. Ed., Business MISS META EWING B.S., M.S., Mathematics MISS GRACE FETTIG B.S., M.S., Journalism, Psychology MR. SAMUEL FREED A.B., M.S., Chemistry, Physics MRS. SENA FRENCH B.S., Accounting, Economics MR. GORDON FRENCH A.B., M.A., Business Economics W. A. L. Willard and Miss Ada Royal sit one out at the Vet's Dance. Miss Grace Fettig Even teachers get hungry, and so Palmer Kern and Mrs. H. Klingbeil put the cafeteria to good use. Mrs. Dudley and Miss Ada Royal seem to be concentrating hard. Mr, J. H. George MR. J. H. GEORGE B.S., M.A., Astronomy, Geology MR. PAUL GRIEN iB oie Coach MISS ERMA HELLMUTH A.B., M.A., Spanish Mr. Panl Grien MISS ERMA HODGSON A.B., M.A., Geography, Sociology MR. FREBURN JAMES B. Th., A.B., M.A., Junior Varsity Basketball Coach MRS. GLADYS KLINGBEIL A.B., M.A., English MR. HENRY KLINGBEIL . A.B., M.A., Political Science, Speech Everyone wants to get into the act including Dean Bradner as he leads the singing. Miss Erma Hellmuth Miss Erma Hodgson Mr. Freburn James Mrs. Gladys Klingbeil Mr. Henry Klingbeil 7 untior Mrs. Helen Watson, the Dean's girl Friday, takes a moment off from work to smile for the photog- rapher. Miss Olive Lagden ; ; 55 Olive Lag Miss Nellie McGregor MISS OLIVE LAGDEN A.A., A.B., M.A., French Mr. Henry Parks Mr. George Pease MISS NELLIE McGREGOR B.Ph., A.B., M.A., English MR. HENRY PARKS A.B., M.A., Political Science MR. GEORGE PEASE B.S., M.S., Architecture, Drawing MRS. KATHLEEN PLUM B.S. Act MR. FRED ROGERS A.B., M.S., Meteorology, Physics Bill Thomas, whose smiling face is usually found on the other side of the book store counter, sits out a dance with his wife at the Autumn Serenade. Mrs, Kathleen Plum Mr. Fred Rogers Miss Ada Royal Miss Marcia Saile Miss McGregor and Mrs, Pease engage in a CcOn- versation during the Women's League Faculty Tea. MISS ADA ROYAL A.B., M.A., Physiology and Hygiene, Psychology MISS MARCIA SAILE A.B., M.A., Mathematics MR. EARL SMITH A.B., M.A., English MR. A. EDWARD STILES A.B., M.A., History MISS MARILYN STUMP AB., B.S., Physical Training DR. LOUIS UEBERHORST A.A., A.B., M.A., Ph. D., English Mr. Earl Smith Mr. A. Edward Siziles Those three smiling sources of information about ].C. ave pictured busy at work. Left to right: Mrs, Berry, Barbara Klann, and Jackie Senn. Miss Marilyn Stump Dr. Louis Ueberkorst Colle e Mr. Adrian Zwemer Mr, H.R. Evans Mr. Fred Williams Mr. W. A. L. Willard Sr. Mr. Marion L. Woodford MISS CAROLYN WHITE B.S., Education, County Normal MR. FRED WILLIAMS B.S., M.A., Business, Chemistry MR. W. A. L. WILLARD, SR. B.S., M.A., History, Mathematics MR. MARION L. WOODFORD B.S., M.A., Biology, Chemistry MR. ADRIAN ZWEMER A.B., Chemistry MR. ELMER ENGEL B.A., M.A., Coach MR. H. R. EVANS B.Mus., Mus.D., Music Mr. Elmer Engel one % LEFT: Miss Elizabeth Krafka, A.B.., M.A., Biology, works in her labora- tory. 2 Right: Miss Rose Zielinski, B.S., M.A., Testing Director, corrects the placement exams of the new fresh- men. 10 “Near the Rolling Wide Bay waters finest ever seen. Lies Bay City Junior College.” As we leave J.C. our minds ramble over these phrases from our Alma mater. We will be both joyous and sad to say good-bye to the building which has given us shelter in our first two years of college life. All the events of the past years flash through our minds as we com- mence a new, exciting life. Remember the basketball games, the successful season of the swimming team, the Vet's Dance, the Crystal Ball, and Sadie Hawkins Day? These and all the other activities made the two years whiz by but best of all was Baccalaureate, the Commencement Dance, the J.C. Spread, and fi- nally graduation. For most of us there will be many different and almost frightening experiences ahead, such as larger colleges, military and business worlds to conquer but we will go forward into the future with confidence and hope. ‘‘Hail To Thee Our Lov- ing Mother, Hail! All Hail To Thee.” Kactacedes AE sack. CO ENGINEERING Z awe LIBERAL ARTS—Tetra Sci, Veterans’ Club. PRE-LAW—Talent assembly committee. banatl hager ENGINEERING—Engineers’ Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Softball. frank a re vver BUSINESS—Basketball, Business Administration Club, Football. LIBERAL ARTS—Social Committee, Socio-Geographic Club, Football, Bowling, Business Administration Club. ory : COUNTY NORMAL—Socito-Geographic Club, Social Committee, era Si Many LIBERAL ARTS—Social Committee, Socio-Geographic Club, ES SE LIBERAL ARTS 7 pycortng ewerceZt. kralane) GENERAL ACADEMIC — Lettermen’s Club, Social Committee, Swimming, Student Council, Crucible — Sports Editor, Obro PRE-EDUCATION—Tetra Sci. JOURNALISM—Crucible Bi-Weekly—Annual Editor, Phi Theta Kappa — Vice-President, Socio-Geographic Club, Women’s League Executive Board, Crystal Ball Queen. Preth £. brllins ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION — Socio- Geographic Club, Boe COUNTY NORMAL—Student Council, Orchestra, Pep Band, Times Correspondent, Queen’s Court. LIBERAL ARTS — Student Council, Veterans’ Club, Socio-Geographic Club, Crucible Bi-Weekly. ecclccles BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Business Adminis- tration Club, Veterans’ Club. PRE-DENTIST RY —Basketball. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Football, Band. yt Defy COUNTY NORMAL — Social Committee, Women’s League Cabinet, Socio-Geographic Club, Queen’s Court. PRE-EDUCATION—Phi Theta Kappa. Lharlee Egeter LIBERAL ARTS—Student Council, Assembly Commit- tee Chairman, Socio-Geographic—Vice President, Swim- ming Team. a William S. EichHlLee BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Business Adminis- tration Club, Veterans’ Club. STATE LIMITED—Women’s League Executive Board, Socio-Geographic Club, Cheerleader, Assembly Commit- tee, President, W.A.A. ee a Be Ei focx 5 en ee BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Crucible Bi-Weekly, Business Administration Club. flobert 2A Lucke. PRE-MEDICINE—Tetra Sci, Chess Club. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Basketball, Business Administration Club, Lettermen’s Club, Orchestra, Foot- ball, Baseball. COUNTY NORMAL — Women’s League, Socio-Geo- graphic Club, Social Committee, Drama, Queen’s Court. US Sn PRE-EDUCATION — Socio-Geographic Club, Election Committee, Yorben . Bpereecee METALLURGY Pallee = Sad RADIO—Crucible Bi-Weekly—Feature Editor, Crucible Annual, Queen’s Court, Drama. a. 4ackder, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION — Business Adminis- tration Club. naduates GYooretbinitr LIBERAL ARTS—Socio-Geographic Club. Veypet, te COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geogtaphic Club, Drama. LIBERAL ARTS a ee BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION — Business Adminis- tration Club, Veterans’ Club. COUNTY NORMAL—Social Committee. PRE-EDUCATION — Softball, Football, Socio-Geo- graphic Club, Business Administration Club. . SMALL BUSINESS—Basketball, Business Administra- tion Club. When, Watemar PRE-EDUCATION 16 a ae karhh, frofferly BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Basketball, Business Administration Club, Lettermen’s Club, Crucible Bi- Weekly—Exchange Editor. PRE-VETERINARY —-Veterans’ Club. BUSINESS ADMINIST RATION— Queen's Court. LIBERAL ARTS Gomes Herma LIBERAL ARTS—Basketball, Football. es s esacares phan? Po PRE-FORESTRY BS ee es LIBERAL ARTS—Tetra Sci Club. Cation fehatf INDUSTRIAL ARTS—Veterans’ Club. ne Ap 1 Mifol MECHANICAL ENGINEERING—Swimming, Letter- men’s Club, Engineers’ Club, Veterans’ Club. Dene Lpengler- PRE-MEDICINE—Student Council—President. COUNTY NORMAL — Women’s League Cabinet, Queen’s Court. Wehbe. Llsacet MORTUARY SCIENCE — Business Administration Club. fluc; Bgmmam FORESTRY —Socio-Geogtaphic Club. st eae PRE-EDUCATION—Phi Theta Kappa Tah Yarra Y ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNING—Engineers’ Club. Jbind OTs PRE-MEDICINE—Veterans’ Club, Tetra Sci. ENGINEERING—Orchestra. rts ey PRE-LAW—Veterans’ Club, Phi Theta Kappa. a Soo Bt «dtp LIBERAL ARTS—Women’s League—President, Queen’s Court, Business Administration Club. PETROLEUM GEOLOGY—Veterans’ Club— -President, Softball, Football. Dror Ubon t BUSINESS ADMINIST RATION—Basketball, Football, Business Administration Club. Sots V cgtrnanr PRE-EDUCATION—Pep Club, Women’s League Exec- utive Board, Socio-Geographic Club, Queen’s Court, Debate. Bhd Rh. Vethe, PRE-BUSINESS—Business Administration Club, Socio- Geographic Club. SSeS oto __ PRE-BUSINESS—Socio-Geographic Club, Business Ad- ministration Club. SES! eg HP ober’ I. Warhoriak PRE-AGRICULTURE — Tetra Sci, Intramural Sports, Crucible Photographer. pho Q. Vedding PRE-FORESTRY-—-Swimmung, Socio-Geographic Club, Tetra Sci, Chess Club, Lettermen’s Club, Drama. Dei seo, ernthA__ ENGINEERING 3245 Sahay, ¢ ay hati bhtsrlol ENGINEERING—Basketball, Engineers’ Club, Foot- ball, Softball. PRE-FOREST RY —Veterans’ Club. Social Committee. ores F Wa LIBERAL ARTS—Assembly Committee, Stage Supervt- sion, Announcement Engineer. Lp. ° F- ® COUNTY NORMAL SECRET ARIAL peceales Yel’, Wobjag de ACCOUNTING—Business Administration Club. camcceeerdddiiiidenee PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION—Engineers’ Club, Socio- Geographic Club. LIBERAL ARTS Chrre Sohn Seon COUNTY NORMAL LIBERAL ARTS ' 4 COUNTY NORMAL PRE-EDUCATION—Socio-Geographic Club. GENERAL ACADEMIC rf - 4% wavbiites COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geographic Club. SECRET ARLAL—Business Administration Club, Social Committee. COUNTY NORMAL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING [fiabetl (Basan LIBERAL ARTS—Tennis. COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geographic Club. | bar snedosncdhe LIBERAL ARTS—Drama, Bowling. pin LIBERAL ARTS—Football. idaalos Madeline Mex Millar COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geogtaphic Club, Social Committee. Dunscly Mayer LIBERAL ARTS—Phi Theta Kappa. PRE-BUSINESS a MEDICAL TECH = eee eS Lyi chbe ENGINEERING ' §. Mohamed ENGINEERING—Engineers’ Chub. LIBERAL ARTS—Veterans’ Club. COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geographic Club, Cruci- ble Bi-Weekly—News Editor, Crucible Annual, Social Committee, Times Correspondent. Milano tater bn ha Bi 1 ey a Sale 5 , Queen’ ic Club Geograph 10 LIBERAL LIBERAL ARTS—Phi Theta Kappa, Chess Club, Tetra Sem Clirb: tees it — Social Comm BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION tration Club. 1S In iness Adm Bus 3 1S Tenn ? BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Basketball ion Club istrat in iness Adm Bus 1 t mal ¢ Oo 8 wv 5V AV UO LT ee | Ba U ) 7p) ie Ay 3 eis + shi a0 5 eee oy aie aie 5 5A || VB) ae Sgt 23 a Zi, Ww aS eg a8 = : O's q A =, or i, ce) je) S, | 4 ? ident Lecce: Tae, mi Pres E-MORTUARY PR YW (in LIBERAL ARTS—Basketball, Football. Whawena MEDICINE PRE SAS Ae a lee IF a hot SECRET ARIAL—Queen’s Court, Business Administra- tion Club. J aed Wehs COUNTY NORMAL—Socio-Geographic Club. _ LIBERAL ARTS—Pep Band, Orchestra, Queen’s Court, Pin and Ring Chairman. PHOTOEESS-GRADUATES Yvonne Baker Fred Beaudoen Raymond Brzezniak Irma Bunjes James Carras Wallace Collins Dorothy Davis Jerre Johnson John Hanson Thomas Harbourne Eugene Hay Marshall Hier Nancy Hood Johnson Isabelle Hunt Robert Jereau Walter Katona Alfred Kelly LaVern Kerkau Donald Keune Robert Peter Kochaney Robert LaHaie Robert Leuehberger Angus Logan Earl Nitschke James Orford Edward Orlowski Raymond Paul Chester Pawloski Gerald Reimer Levin Riall Dale Sage James Schramm Walter Sebald Jack Tamblyn Thomas Taylor Jerome Traxler Virgil Voorhees SPEGEAL-SPU DENTS Henry J. Flajole Kenneth Gonyaw Irving Hacker Richard W. Hahn Joseph Harrison Jim Edward Herek Ralph Kondal Maynard Lemke Vernon Menne Nicolas Rapanos Virginia Sherman Ellen Thorpe Martin Zessin Bay City Bay City Essexville Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Midland Bay City Monominee Bay City Pe? PG. BG: P.G. 21 AUGUST. 1950'° GRADUATES Earl O'Loughlin Robert Ducharme Richard E. Ahlberg Earl Robert Archer Wiliam J. Balconi Steve A. Bereny1 William F. Berg John D. Berger David V. Braun Jack D. Broadworth Horace J. Clarke Joseph G. Crump, Jr. Robert G. DeOpsomer Donald I. Dodge Maurice A. Draves Wilfred T. Fettig James G. Fitzgerald Gerald G. Haberland Leonard L. Hawkins Ralph H. Hudson Hugh G. Kessel Robert J. Kessel Alvin Lefler, Jr. Maynard Lemke Mary Jane Licavoli John Edward Mason Irene C. Neering Robert F. Nelson Enoch P. Olson . Herbert E. Palin John F. Pashak Leland E. Penzien Alberto J. Perdomo Fred H. Porterfield Floyd C. Robinson Donald J. Ruterbush George F. Sharp Jack L. Shelberg Thomas E, Socia Byron A. 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Alarie Euphemia Alexander Max Ashworth James Ayotte Evelyn Baczkiewicz Alvin E. Barnikow Clara M. Barry Charles W. Bartel George ©. Bateson Frank H. Beattie Robert B. Becker Jose Jaime Bengoechea Judith C. Berger Mary Ann Beson Ronald Boehm Dean O. Boertman William H. Boivin Dave G. Borley Anna M. Borrello James EK. Bradner Carol H. Breiter James R. Bromley Beverly J. Brooks Roy T. Browning Sally Jean Burr Jean Ann Buse Kathleen Carmichael Richard R. Carpenter A. Beryl Carrow Robert E. Charlebois David F. Cherry Joan M. Cooper Merry A. Crampton Jesus Cure Barbara A. Davis Clara M. Davis Donna J. Dent Ralph Detloff James W. Didier Edwin James Doughty Thomas J. Drummond James C. Dwan Wilbert L. Ehmann Charlotte A. Bickholt Edward J. Erndt Donovan A. Etchison Sharon L. Fink John R. Frasik Mary S. French Edward G. Germain Kenneth P. Grabowskj Anita C. Groke Noreen A. Gunther Mary Jo Guoan Edna R. Gwizdala William J. Hagley Charles S. Haines Richard P, Haines Fred L. Harbourne William C. 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Lindstrom David A, Logan Delores Lutz John F. Luxton Gloria J. Majeske William E. Matteson Stanley McArn Glynn FE. McArn Rodney P. McEachern Lloyd J. McIntyre Kay R. Melvin Arnold J. Middeldorf Barbara Ann Miller William T. Mitchell Jose A. Mora Joseph J. Morris Harold R. Murphy Kenneth W. Murphy Greta L. Myers Margaret M. Neering Helen E. Niederstadt Dorothy Niedzielski Joan Novie Pricilla L. Nowak Gerald M. Ogden Sally Mae Orr Wendell C. Pafford Phillip Paramo James H. Person Theresa A, Pietryga William B. Plum William D. Pohlman Ted F. Pratt Venon L. Purchase Ronald Putz Katherine L. Quast Joseph J. Rabideau Delores F. Rainwater G. Lyle Randall Anthony S. Reder Maureen E. Redmond Irving B. Reinbold Walter C. Reinke Carol M. Richmond Frank Rogers Thomas F. Rozek Robert W. Ruskowski Manuel Sanchez Virgil Sandison David A. Sandoval William Sanda Richard D. Sauer Dorothy M. Sayner Carol L. Schmidt Walter J. Schrenk Delores M. Schultz Jacquelyn J. Senn Verona Smukal Joseph M. 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Saginaw Saginaw Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City Bay City MeclIvor Bay City Bay City Kawkawlin Bay City Bay City Saginaw Bay City Saginaw Bay City Essexville Bridgeport Bay City Bay City Bay City Saginaw Bay City E) Salvador, 0.A. Saginaw Bay City Saginaw Saginaw Bay City Bay Oity Standish Bay Oity Bay City Bay City Bay City Saginaw Glenview Saginaw Bay Oity Essexville Unionville Filion Bay City To educate Junior College students socially the various clubs and organizations sponsored many kinds of parties. Remember the Business Ad Club’s spring formal, the “Business Cycle’? Everyone loved that music. And that picnic sponsored by the Socio-Geographic Club. More fun!! The Women’s League offered many parties for the girls. The boys weren't left out either, they enjoyed the candy and cookies from the Bake Sales. The Vets’ Club did a swell job of running the Tower Lounge. Thanks again, Vets! Everyone en- joyed the “Sweetheart Prom” which the Tetra Sci Club sponsored. The Crystal Ball was a huge suc- cess—thanks to the Social Committee. They really worked hard. Phi Theta Kappa members sponsored two ban- quets for those who “made the grade”’ scholastically. Congratulations to those who did!! Yes, this year all the parties were full of fun and enjoyment for everyone. 23 Seated: Lois Forbes, Charles Egeler, Marge Niedzielski, Miss Erma Hodgson, Shirley Peck, Jim Bullis, Al Feld- man, Martha Duffy. Second row: Monroe Causley, Patsy Klink, Wayne Kelly, Mary Jo Burley, Harold Van Sum- eren, Shirley Eddy, Ralph Hudson, Elaine Strauer, Tom Pintkowski, Madeline MacMillan. Third row: Dave Davenport, Carl Cooper, Enoch Olson, Jerry Reimer, Richard Foulds, Jim Harper, Harry Groulx, Jack Rata- : jczak. octo - yeo raph To Chl Seated: Al Monks, Alice Falkenhagen, Ed Wascoe, Del- ores Schulz, Wallace Collins, Frances Knight, Joanne Leo. Second row: Maureen Hugo, Frank Hudson, Anita Groke, Bob Stegmen, Shirley Colbert, Dick Gugel, Doris Vogtmann, Dorothy Davis. Third row: Sally Orr, Bev- erly Taylor, Joyce Grills, Walter Reinke, Tony Dambro, Art Johnson, Marilyn Myers, Joyce Watson, Wilaine Kauffman. OCLO - eographic Ct, 24 First Row: Mr. Palmer Kern, Don Forbes, Les Shef- field, Herb Palin, Byron Wilson, John Wedding. Second Ht 4 Ch f Row: Ed Batzer, Jerry Rafferty, Don Partenfelder, Chuck ettermen 4) uv Egeler, Jim Dreyer, Jerry Hager. Third Row: Jim Schramm, Jerry Reimer, Bob Learman, Eugene Hay, Frank Brenner. Mr. Henry Klingbeil, Jim Harper, Alice Falkenhagen, [ TE Miss Olive Lagden, Mr. Harry Parks, Chuck Egeler, jssem OMLINLLLLEE Jack Broadworth. ss Stal C ianethie Seated: Charles Egeler, Dave Davenport, Helen Nieder- stadt, Don Spengler, Peg Dahl, Jack La Breck. Standing: Mr. Palmer Kern, Bill Tway, Roger Hearin, Miss Mar- garet Peterson, Dean Eric J. Bradner. Seated: Bob Flucke, Mrs. Gladys Klingbeil, Dr. Louis Ueberhorst, Diane King, Martha Duffy, Mr. Harty Parks, Madeline MacMillan, Jack La Breck. Standing: Alice Falkenhagen, Lois Forbes, Dick Parker, Dick Gugel, Miss Margaret Peterson, Greta My ers, Jim Bullis Pat Rhodes. Aas oe SiSte Rae Sak? Seated, clockwise, left: Marilyn Myers, Marlene Buell, Shirley Colbert, Miss Grace Fettig, Shirley Peck, Alice Falkenhagen, Sallye French, Diane King. Standing: Verona u | Sat Smukal, Dave Davenport, Jerry Rafferty, Ken Christians, Bill Tway. }, ° ye f 6 Seated: Shirley Colbert, Mr. Walter Thorsberg, Miss Meta L era Appa Ewing, Mr. J. H. George, Mary Stevens, Beverly Maxson, Don Keune, Shirley Eddy, Richard Nuenke. Ss WOMEN’S LEAGUE OFFICERS Shirley Colbert, Elaine Sperry, Alice Falkenhagen, Martha Duffy, Ashley Hohmann, Mary Lou Tway, Shirley Peck, Doris Vogtmann, Greta Myers, Dorothy Niedzielski, Miss Margaret Peterson. 28 Wea ORBICERS Seated: Helen Niederstadt, Margie Niedzielski, Alice Fal. kenhagen, Judy Berger. Standing: Kitty Carmichael, Barb Davis, Miss Marilyn Stump, Marlene Buell, Shirley Eddy. f | TETRA SCI CLUB CTIESS -GLUB Seated: Richard Timm, Verona Smukal, Judy Berger, Seated around table: Bob Flucke, John Wedding, Bob Barney Wilson, Barbara Miller, Donald Cohrs, Bob Was- Kramp, Grant .Smith, Dick Samson, Richard Nuenke. koviak. Standing: John Samalik, Grant Smith, Herb Palin, Standing: Ed Doughty, Verona Smukal, Mr. W. A. L. Bob Flucke, Richard Nuenke, Dick Samson, John Wed- Willard, Ann De Chambeau, Don Oak, Reginald Lee, Ted ding. Harbourne. 29 i ee | i ee ee ee er eae ee 8 ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee eee cee ee Pee eee eee i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee SPR PPR aaa ei ee ee ee ee iii ee ee ee ee ee ee Pete ee Preece eee i ee ee ee ee EP ee ae ee ee Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee i ee a ee re eee ee ae ee we ee eee eee of e = 4 - Jean : Mr. 1¢e Mary Heuser, Carol Schmidt, Grant Smith, Bill Hohman, Marion Zwemer, Dorothy Niedzielski. Standing Loren Cady, Peg Dahl, Walter Reinke, Roxanne Klingbeil. . Mr. Henry Klingbeil, Jerry Fisk, Doris Vogtmann, Diane King, Seated Bob Kramp, Marshall Hier. ch estra Se ttt ere eee ee ee cette C ec eee ae ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee i ee ee ee +e Fc eer ee Pee oP ee ee er ae a Ste Peet fh ee ee ee - a Ses eR PPP sch te ae Pe oP there tk ce oe oe oe ee ee ee oe 2 eee Pt ee ee ee ee Se eke me Re CR Be Pee ee a Oe ae oe a i a TFS FF BP teh SB eS Se eh S Se fe ee ee ee ee ee ee Margaret Peterson. 1m Harper, Jack La Breck, Miss J Seated Se esthrie at os ew ofthe se ee eo ob x inet di Dt at dee Ne oe ae Rene a aad Bs Ee IE BET EL eA AT BG a ahaa alee Vogtmann, Chester Pawloski 1S Dor Standin g . . Walt Katona. 3 Peg Dahl . . 8 Hohman, Marion Zwemer, Stand; Roland Boehm Pee re ee eR ere AVN at me t. nee aN ee a } aR, at et 2 AA C g LSS Seated: Martin Zessin, Keith Collins, Rushdi Mohamed, Chet Mielke, Ed Batzer. Gordon Freeman, Gerald Haberland, Don Dodge. Standing: Ken Murphy, Don Wehner, Jack Frasik, Duke Vervoort, Chester Wesolek, Bob Jereau, Vernon Purchase, Arnie Middeldorf. Seated: Mr. W. A. L. Willard, John Arnold, Buck Gordon, Duke Vervoort. Dave Davenport, Scotty Logan, Mr. Palmer Kern. Second Row: Walter Willert, Richard Timm, Al Monks, Edwin Doughty, Bob Jobe, Bill Eichler, Jim Weiss. Third Row: Jack Broadworth, George Dilas, Ken Geister, Tom Harbourne, Charles Egeler. ae pM ea 3 EER ee First Row: Martha Duffy, Dorothy Davis, Ashley Hoh- man, Barbara Wing, Roxane Klingbeil, Dorothy Wilson. Second Row: Euphemia Alexander, Marty Heuser, Joyce Watson, Marge Niedzielski, Greta Myers, Marion Zwemer, Carol Redmond, Judy Berger, Carol Breiter, Mr. Loren Cady. Third Row: Earl Archer, Tom Plum, Ralph Hudson, Leland Penzien, Dick Gugel, Tom Drummond, Enoch Olson, Grant Smith, Dick Wolff. senn, Georgiann Klosowski, Mary Simpson, Elaine Heller, Carol Schmi Nick Rapanos, Buck Gordon. 33 dt, Theresa P mond, Mary French, Noreen Gunther. Gene Beuthin, Darrel] McMahan, Ken Jim Youmans, Paul Krause, James Lef Partenfelder, Chuck Jones. Fourth Row: Dean Boertman, Dave Knopic, George Bateson, George Sharp, Dick Parker, Jim Harper, Bul Stapish, Jerry Rafferty, Ed Wascoe, Att Johnson, Jim Bullis, Seated: Jack Ratajczak, Ralph Hudson, Mrs. Sena French, Ray Geddes, Bill Mitchell, Mr. Gordon Fren Don Forbes, Alvin Feldman, Earl Archer. ch, Mr. Dwight Dudley, Second Row: Jacquelyn Lou Tway, Ann Wright, Sue tetryga, Carol Red- Third Row: Dick Wolff, Geister, George H. Dilas, ler, William Eichler, Don 34 Chet Wesolek, lanky 6 ft. 4 in. varsity pivotman. Chet started his J.C. competition playing on the Junior Varsity squad and through his consistent fine performances garnered a varsity berth. Stellar defenseman Frank Brenner displays a typical follow up shot that marked him as the best rebound artist on the varsity squad. a —( ie Nsasketha [ JUNIOR COLLEGE'S 1950-51 VARSITY SQUAD. Back Row: Jim Vayre, Jim Schramm. Middle Row: Jerry Rafferty, Jim Harper, Chet Wesolek, Tom Walsh. Front Row: Coach Paul Grein, Bill Mitchell. Glynn McArn, Jerry Reimer, Frank Brenner, John Ratajczak. Morrie Brashaw, Ace Bad ger Guard, Jerry Reimer, Leading Badger Scorer. The Badgers 1950-51 basketball season was anything but spectacular. Nevertheless, J.C. was able to place Jerry Reimer among the top ten individual conference scorers. Also the J.C. cagers were third in league offensive scoring and completed their season winning 5 games and losing i We JUNIOR COLLEGE 1950-51 J. V. HARDCOURT EDITION Boasting an 8-3 winning season the Junior Varsity cagers are back row: Don Vibert, Jim Ayotte, Lyle Randall. Middle Row: Doug Swisher, Kay Melvin, Ed Batzer, Jim Dryer, Joe Magryta. Front Row: Coach Freburn James, Jim Vayre, Jerry Rafferty, Jim Schramm, Tom Walsh, and business man- ager John Ratajczak. JUNIOR VARSITY TRIO Fred Beaudoen ace Junior Varsity guard. Jerry Rafferty veteran Junior Varsity forward. Joe Magryta stellar Junior Varsity forward. 36 Jim Harper, ace varsity stalwart, Glynn McArn, slippery little guard Bill Mitchell, whose clever ball who garnered a starting berth dur- who was instrumental in the Badgers handling enabled him to play Op- ing his first season of college com- victories this year. posite the fast moving McArn. petition. Dick Haines, getting away to a fast start in the 100 yard Two touch football teams warming up for intramural com- backstroke. petition. “Not too fast now, boys, you still have a long swim ahead Our boy Charley with that powerful stroke. of you.” Jack Frasik and Dick Haines at the start of the 440 yd. freestyle. 37 The intramural sports program was highlighted by the fine play of the J. C. All-Star touch football team. The Badgers traveled to Flint and emerged with a 14-0 victory. For the second successive time Bob Learman won the intramural tennis championship. Bob won also singles champ of the Junior College Confer- ence 1950. Superior field play with a steady ground and passing attack spelled vic- tory for the high-flying Slow Motions football team. They defeated the sec- ond place Wildcats 26-13 to assure them of the Junior College intramural champtonship. First Row: Walter Reinke, Herb Palin, Ken Murphy, Bill Harnack, Ed Germain, Barney Wilson. Second Row: Manager John Wedding, Paul Krause, Coach Palmer Kern, Manager Duane Howitson. Third Row: Ron Boehm, Jack Frasik, Dave Braun, Charles Egeler, Dick Sauer. oa NSadger Swimming oF gs —_——— 5 a Top left: Oooh! What a man! Jerry Hager performing a 114 somersault in a pike position. Top right: Nice form! Eh? Dick Sauer doing a beautiful backjack. The Badger swimming team has only been defeated once during five years of state competition. The Kernmen have captured the State Junior College Swimming Championship four consecutive times. Leading the Badgers again this year is Bay City’s ace freestyler, Chuck Egeler, who is setting the pace for another conference championship. Chuck Egeler was named on the All-American Junior College Swimming Team in 50 yd., 100 yd., and 220 yd. free style events. Chuck also took first in the 220 yd. and 100 yd. free style events and was a member of the State Champion 400 yd, free style relay in the Michigan Junior College Conference. Standing: Marge Niedzielski, Beverly Taylor, Charlotte Fickholt. Sitting: Rox- ane Klingbeil, Judy Berger. First Row: Billie Jean Hohman, Dolores Rainwater, Charmaine Stazak. Beverly Taylor, Nancy Thompson. Second Row: Evelyn Jaenicke, Sally Burr, Dorothy Wilson. Third Row: Carol Schmidt, Ruth Kendall, Maureen Hujo, Helen Neiderstadt, Caro! Richmond. Ed Batzer, Doris Kasischke, Marge Hay, Bob Nelson, Jum Harper, Jeanne McNaughton, Carol Schmidt, Sue Simpson, Shirley Colbert, Marge Niedzielski, Bill Meyerholt. 4) rr rrr — Snapshots SORES, There was more to going to college than just study- ing. Remember all the enjoyable times in our Tower Lounge? A group of students could always be found in the middle of a big Euchre game. And remember Sadie Hawkin’s Day? What a charming couple! How could anyone forget the fragrant aromas that used to drift out of the Labs? We also had our dances and parties. The Autumn Serenade was one of the high- lights with master-of-ceremonies, Duke Vervoort, bend- ing the mike. These, along with many other events, kept J. C. students a happy, contented lot. 42 § : é as Here begins a section of pictures, pictures, and more pictures collected throughout the year. They are pre- sented with the hope that they will bring back pleasant thoughts of memorable events. 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