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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

577 SNIPES ETRE EF PE Ae . f 4 . ai CLARENCE C. SCHULTZ BAY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL Bursar PALMER B. KERN Dean of Men and Director of Alois roe ERIG | BRADNER ¢ DEAN ss LOIS L. WATERMAN BAY CITY MICHIGAN vamsme ll BAY CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE Dean o: “omen Dear Readers: In this year of 1953, the Crucible annual is dedicated to the Triumvirate of Bay City Junior College; Doctor Eric J. Bradner; Dean of Men, Palmer Kern; and Dean of Women, Lois Waterman. These three have proven themselves unparalleled examples of leadershin for our college. They have shown | authority without superiority. Through long hours of | hard work, patience, and understanding, they have con- tributed much to their college and their students. We, the students, have all profited from the guiding advice of Dean Bradner in the categories of curriculun, future careers, and everyday living. We know Dean Kern as an advisor to men concerning their problems from their drafting classes to their draft status. He is also director of our college athletics. And Dean Waterman, in her two years here, has managed to chat personally with all women about their studies and adjustment to junior college life. She has also initiated several new all- college projects. So to these three we proudly dedicate this book. Respectfully, The Staff BETTY JANE SLOMINSKI, Editor-in-Chief LIZ NEERING, Assistant Editor KATHLEEN GREER, Advertising Manager AUDREY FAHRENBRUCH JOHN RUPP ELLEN FOULDS PAT WALKER NEWALL GILCHRIST LIZETTA HARRIS, Faculty Advisor OUR Details Pr tte ae WW i = ™ An o ERIC J. BRADNER DEAN OF Men o ee. 2 — tes Coie MISS LOWS WATERMAN PALMER ntRll BAY CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE BAY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL - ERIC J. BRADNER 2 DEAN . | BAY CITY . MICHIGAN Dear Faculty: To you who have given so much time and ef- fort so that we could further our education, we Say thanx you, There have been times vhen we, the students, thought you must have burned the midnight oils looking uo nard questions for a test or thinking up hard assignments, but now that another year is over, we can forgive you. The student-faculty relationship at J.C. is one of the outstanding attributes of the college. We disagree on some minor points as most students and taculty do, but when it comes to the major cecisions we sticx together to make Bay City Junior College a school to be ad- mired. Now that commencement is near for the sooh- omores, and a vacation is in sight for the freshman, our little skirmishes can be tucked away way back in the devths of our brains as we again say thank you for everything. Sincerely, The Staff THE FACULTS LOREN CADY Music H.R. EVANS Music META M. EWING Mathematics SAMUEL J. FREED Chemistry, Physics GORDON FRENCH Economics, Director Vet. Institute SENA FRENCH Accounting, Economics J. H. GEORGE Meteorology, Astronomy PAUL GREIN Basketball Coach LIZETTA HARRIS Journalism ERMA J. HELLMUTH German, Spanish GLADYS KLINGBEIL History, English HENRY KLINGBEIL Political Science, Sociology, Speech OLIVE LAGDEN French ALINE LYNCH Business NELLIE McGREGOR English HARRY G. PARKS Geography, Political Science The FACULTY GEORGE PEASE Architecture, Mechanical Drawing ARDALLA PILON Secretary of the Dean KATHLEEN PLUM Art FRED ROGERS Physics ADA ROYAL Physiology, Psychology MARCIA SAILE Mathematics CLARENCE SCHULTZ Accounting, Bursar EARL W. SMITH Einglish FRANCES E. SMITH Secretary of Registrar MARILYN STUMP Girls’ Physical Education WALTER E. THORSBERG Registrar, Mathematics W.A.L. WILLARD Mathematics, History FRED J. WILLIAMS Chemistry MARION WOODFORD Chemistry PHOTOLESS FACULTY HAROLD GRAVES ROBERT STUART Business Director, Cont. Education LIBBIE KESSLER ERNEST VEGTER Librarian Political Science ELIZABETH KRAFKA ROSE R. ZIELINSKI Biology Testing EDNA O'BRIEN E.iducation 11 Phe bet of tach and Papperss Te wach sf you we dend ieee . CLARENCE C. SCHULTZ BAY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL Bursar vamsce | BAY CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE a PALMER B. KERN Dean of Men and Director of Athletics me ON ee LOIS L. WATERMAN BAY CITY ° MICHIGAN Dean of Women Dear Reader: Hand in hand with the academic side of college life go the extra-curricular activities of the campus. These activities range from the roverning functions of the Student Council to the party-planning functions of the Social Committee, and they are an important part of a college education. These campus organizations educate the student to work with others, to be better able to enter into the social side of everyday living. Many types of extra-curricular activities are available at Bay City Junior College, and there is sure to be one of special interest to each student. if such a club is not available here, the students go ahead and organize one. This year psychology and journalism groups were added to the list of already-organized clubs. The students will long remember the Sadie Hawkins! Day activities. Many clubs contributed to the success of that day; the Weddin! Breakfast by the Women's League, the Dog Patch dinner by the Social Committee, and the dance in the evening by the Bis Ad Club. The cheering from the basketball games and the swimming meets still rings in their memories. They remember swaying to the dreamy strains of the music at the Lettermen's Autumn Serenade, the Social Committee's Crystal Ball, and Tetra Scits Sweetheart Prom. Besides these big events, chess club meetings, bake sales in the halls, camera club photo sessions, and endless all-college get-togethers made this year's campus life at J-C both profitable and enjoyable. Sincerely, The Staff 14 Left to Right: Betty Proctor, Kerm Billette, Bob Parsons, Carol Chesterfield, secretary; Dean Palmer Kern, Brandt Short, president; Mary Gruber, Bob Neal, Bob Fallis, Seated Left to Right: Dean Lois Waterman, Rita Mayotte, Pat Stalinski, chairman; Emmie Ryan, secretary; Marlene Klein, Standing Left to Right: Marion Woodford, Ken Card, Dorothy Wirbel, Mary Gruber, Jackie Taft, Dick Staudt, Bruce Leslie, Tom Ward, Jack Bratton. = SOCIAL COMMITTEE ee Deano fo a i E | - ee f. = ag - b VY Seated Left to Right: Betty Proctor; Olive Lagden and Dean Lois Waterman, faculty advisors; Aldine Greenwald, treasurer; Elaine Hagens, secretary; Barb Peterson, president; Julia Harris, vice-president; Shirley Sahr, Standing Left to Right: Donna White, Ada Royal, faculty advisor; JoAnn O'Brian, Jackie Taft, Betty Jane Slominski, Judy Stevens, Nancy Kriewall, Ann Mulcahy, Joyce Sinicke, Dorothy Wirbel. WW iY iy + N AY WS WOMeNS Ltnout Seated Left to Right: Eugene Penzein; J.H. George, Meta Ewing, Walter Thorsberg, and Sena French, faculty advisors; Joyce Sinicke, Standing Left to Right: Bob Neal, Ted Abbenante, Eugene Moore, Brandt Short, Barb Peterson, Dick Ryan, Shirley Sahr. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karolyn Warnemuende, Gene Schroeder, Marion Woodford, faculty advisor; Gil Kucera, president; Bob Wallace. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Furstenburg, Charlotte Skorzewski, Arthur Cath- cart, Diego Enciso, James White, Fred Moore, Doris Saunier, Diane De Waele, Anthony Maciezewski, Ray Bour- dow, Jerome Jakubczak, Jim Miller, Donald La Barge, Lorraine Ehmann, Sally Maynard. as . ‘ : - 7 a se UF a) at ; 7 erat e SL t ee, wh 4 . : : . . —_ tig : 7 - � - - ‘ st . aa SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Cole, Bob Neal, Palmer Kern, athletic director; Bob Parsons, president; Jack Sauve. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Bindon, Jim Yeager, Ronnie Schultz, Kerm Billette, Jack Bratun, Brant Short, | Frank Braman, Dick Ryan, Bob Hoffman, Eugene Moore, ETTERMEN'S CLUB semen SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Parks, Erma Hellmuth, faculty advisors. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Shelburg, Henry Klingbeil, faculty COMMITTtt advisor; Kerm Billette. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Leslie, John Landeryou, Henry Klingbeil, ; B 4 ] ‘ faculty advisor; and George Marti. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Maxwell, Gene Ann Mowry, Roberta Stroud, Bruce Reeves, and Titus Mendell. Johansson, Dorothy Wirbel, Marilyn Beach, Alan Holmes, Ann Kavanaugh, Ann deChambeau, Thomas Cook, Arthur Cathcart, Charlotte Skorzewski, W.A.L. Willard, faculty advisor. r | p t ] t K i | SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Palmer Kern, faculty advisor; Ken Geister. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Schmelzer, Ross Brown, Pat Conway, [ | | R George O'Neil, Cecil Wreggelsworth, Titus Mendel, George Clark, Owen SEATED: Shirley Sahr, Frank Braman. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen f ! fC ¢ Reinert, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cornelius Monroe, president; Mary Alice Dawson, Gwen ( d I ER - Johansson, Beverly Bush, Fred Williams, faculty advisor; Dorothy Wirbel, Marilyn Beach, Howard Belton. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Warren, Ed Berrera, Leonard Palmer, Fred Rupp. LAST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Miller, Eugene Moore, ( | |] R Fred Zwemer. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Grandmaison, Betty Proctor, Beverly Bush, Betty (; } | | | Y Reiss, Ada Royal, faculty advisor; Dolores Szymkiewicz, Irene Walraven, Joan Max- son, Jackie Taft. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Beach, Dorothy Wirbel, Lois Smith, Betty Kutzke, Dorothy Doran, Joyce Smith, Catherine McGovern, Martin | } i ll H 1 Johnson, John Glynn. el ad v A Me Cs ae - _ - SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Walker, Judy O'Leary, Mildred Green, Barb Newell, Liz Neering, Kathleen Greer, Anne Mulcahy. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lizetta Harris, faculty adyisor; Audrey Fahrenbruch, Marrian p | R | | [ ; | | (} | Coppinger, Ellen Foulds, Betty Jane Slominski, editor; Kathleen Barber, Gerry Pappas, Newall Gilchrist, Titus Mendell. : ( H } | ) fi U SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cornelius Monroe, John Haines, Barbara Peterson, Gerald Abear, Ada Royal, faculty advisor; John Lemke, president; Jackie Taft, Beverly Bush, Ken Kolat. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Maxson, [ I | i Joyce Sinicki, Pat Stalinski, Frank Hunter, Bob Walton, Gilbert Krucera, Tom Cook, Ken Falor, Bill Seeburger, Kay Knake, George Marti, Owen Reinert, Leonard Palmer, Betty Reiss, Diane De Waele, Don La Barge. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Wasco, Gerry Pappas, Clarence Schultz, faculty advisor; Jerry Dulude, Bob Walton, president; Emmie Ryan, Sena Frenc h, faculty advisor; Kay Knake, William Seeburger. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Francis Hunter, Tony Bosco, Roger Cole, Jim Buckley, Aldine Greenwald, Betty Hopkins, Marilyn Cham- bers, Eugene Penzien, Lois Radenbaugh, Dick Van Akker, Betty Jane Slominski, Don Carroll, Bernie Surath, Pat Stalinski, LeRoy Le Casse, Jo Ann O'Brien, Frank Weide, Jack Sauve, Laura Stewart. JUNIOR COLLEGE GHUlh EEE PE ——_—_— ————===_==I_ eee 0 —eEEEE——— eee as ae - DHCERLEADERS KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Meyers, Karolyn Warne - muende, Liz Neering. STAND- ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Smith, Ed Berrera, Mildred Green. ‘ BC ; ey |. SHl CLUB KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Yeager, Pat Wallace, Gil Kucera, Bob Walton, Bob Wasco, Jerry Weber, Bruce Leslie, Fred Weiler, Jim De Geer. CENTER: Diego Enciso, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Seeburger, Bob Neal, Jack Bratun, Dick Van Ackker, Brant Short, Bob Fallis, Allen Kossett, Bill Brown, Jim Kocks, George Nagy, Newell Gilchrist, Richard Staudt, Richard Ryan. . Trull Day of FungPlanned “unch v oe } irTesnman. I ‘Geka S tives were Weddin served by the nieht: Neva | T'ah Wasci] tore i Oe i ee ee : i oan, Pu 0 w “sce — lll BAY CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE CLARENCE C. SCHULTZ Bursar BAY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL PALMER B. KERN Dean of Men and Director of Athletics LOIS L. WATERMAN Dean of Women } | ERIC J. BRADNER @ DEAN . BAY CITY MICHIGAN Dear Reader: Pictured in the following Graauate section are the photographs of the men and women who will receive their diplomas from Bay City Junior College this year of 1953. The diploma symbolizes the completion of their association with Bay City Junior College. The knowledge they gained, the friendships they shared, and the honors they merited curing that association were gained by them individually; the college was not responsible. [It was the facility they used to make them what they are and what they will be. All who entered the college, whether fresh from high school or from an interlude of work, faced the difficulties of adjustment to college life, mastered their difficulties, and leave better prepared to face the future, They used Bay City Junior College as their stepping stone to the future. What the future will bring or where it will lead is unknown. But these men and women shall rely on the training they received here to make them better able to adjust to the problems of the world, We wish them the best in all they do. Sincerely, Tne Staff ALFREDO AMIN PRE MEDICINE MARILYN M, BEACH COUNT ¥ NORMAL- Chess Club, Camera Club GERALD BERNER PRE MEDICINE JOHN N. BINDON JR. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - Chess Club, Engi- neers' Club, Intramural Golf Champ, Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club FRANK BRAMAN LIBERAL ARTS- Lettermen's Club, Chess Club, Swimming Team JACK DOUGLAS BRATUN VETERINARY MEDICINE- Lettermen's Club, Ski Club, Social Committee, Psychology Club, Basket- ball Manager, Track BEVERLY A, BUSH COUNTY NORMAL- Camera Club, Psychology Club CAROL LEE CHESTERFIELD LIBERAL ARTS- Secretary of Student Council, Art Staff-yearbook, Psychology Club, Chess Club, Queen's Court ROGER LAWRENCE COLE PRE AGRICULTURE- Lettermen's Club-Secretary, Choir, Track EARL DALZELL EDUCATION GRADUATES RALPH DET LOFF GENERAL BUSINESS DOROTHY DORAN COUNTY NORMAL DIEGO ENCISO PRE MEDICINE- Chess Club, Tetra Sci Club, Ski Club KENNETH K. FORSMAN MORTUARY SCIENCE MARIE FORTIN BUSINESS EDUCATION JAMES E, GERMAIN ENGINEERING - Engineers' Club-President DAVID G, GERST MORTUARY SCIENCE ELIZABETH J. GIBSON EDUCATION- Homecoming Queen's Court, Ski Club, Crucible Staff, Chairman of Lounge NEWALL D, GILCHRIST JOURNALISM SHIRLEY GRANDMAISON COUNT Y NORMAL ALDINE GREENWALD SECRET ARIAL- Business Administration Club, Women's League-Treasurer, Queen's Court JOHN A. HAINES PRE LAW MARJORIE HAY COUNTY NORMAL FRANCIS R, HUNTER MORTUARY SCIENCE- Ski Club, Business Admin- istration Club, Psychology Club BEVERLY A, KAVANAUGH LIBERAL ARTS- Women's League -Freshman Rep- 1 resentative, Social Committee, Chess CluE, Ski Club, Crucible-Bi-Weekly Election Chairman { : | KAY KNAKE SECRETARIAL- Business Administration Club, Psy- chology Club, Queen's Court, Women's League- 1 | FREDERIC KRZYMINSKI | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRE MEDICINE- Psychology Club, Tetra Sci Club- President, Ski Club | GILBERT JOHN KUCERA | JOHN F. LEMKE, JR. | | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - Psychology Club, | Business Administration Club, Veterans’ Club ED LOEHNE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY GRADUATES GEORGE MARTI PRE LAW- Debate-Captain, Camera Club, Psychology Club BEVERLY MARTYN. MEDICAL SECRETARY JOAN C, MAXSON COUNT Y NORMAL- Queen's Court CATHERINE A. McGOVERN COUNTY NORMAL JOSEPH A. MEAGHER, JR. ENGINEERING DALE G. MERKLE LIBERAL ARTS CORNELIUS M. MONROE PRE LAW- Camera Club-President, Psychology Club EUGENE R. MOORE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING - Phi Theta Kappa, Ski Club, Camera Club, Engineers’ Club, Swimming Team ANNE MULCAHY LIBERAL ARTS- Women's League Cabinet, Crucible - Feature Editor, Queen's Court, Choir HARRY NELSON ENG INEERING-Ski Club, Engineers’ Club-Vice President EDWARD R. PAPAJESK ENGINEERING EUGENE C. PENZIEN MORTUARY SCIENCE- Phi Theta Kappa-President DONALD E. PERRY MORTUARY SCIENCE BARBARA PETERSON LIBERAL ARTS- Women's League-President, Phi Theta Kappa, Crystal Ball Queen, Psychology Club BETTY A. PROCTOR COUNTY NORMAL- Women's League-Council Representative BETTY RATAJCZAK SECRET ARIAL- Business Administration Club OWEN C,. REINERT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION- Veterans Club, Business Administration Club, Psychology Club BETTY E, C. REISS COUNTY NORMAL RUSSELL L. RIVET ARCHITECTURE WALLACE WILLIAM ROGALSKI LIBERAL ARTS FRED S, RUPP BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION- Camera Club-Vice- President JOHN AARON RUPP LIBERAL ARTS- Business Administration Club, Crucible -News Editor, Chess Club, Camera Club, Ski Club, Track JAMES L. RYAN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RICHARD M, RYAN PRE MEDICINE- Phi Theta Kappa, Intramural Tennis Champ, Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club SHIRLEY SAHR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY - Phi Theta Kappa -Secretary, Women's League Cabinet, Queen's Court, Chess Club JOHN LESLIE SAUVE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - Business Adminis - tration Club, Lettermen's Club, Freshman Council Member, Track THEODORE SCHMELZER LIBERAL ARTS- Veterans’ Club RONNIE LYLE SCHULTZ PRE FORESTRY - Swimming Team, Track Team, All- American Diving Team LUCILLE J. SCHULZ PRE EDUCATION WILLIAM A. SEEBURGER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - Business Administration Club, Ski Club, Psychology Club JOYCE M. SINICKE EDUCATION- Women's League Cabinet, Queen's Court-Attendant, Phi Theta Kappa BETTY JANE SLOMINSKI LIBERAL ARTS- Crucible Bi-Weekly and Annual- Editor-in-Chief, Women's League Cabinet, Queen's Court, Business Administration Club LOIS J. SMITH COUNTY NORMAL- Cheerleader, Queen's Court PATRICIA M. A. STALINSKI SECRET ARIAL- Social Committee -Chairman, Queen's Court Attendant DOLORES M. SZYMKIEWICZ COUNT Y NORMAL JACQUELYN TAFT COUNTY NORMAL- Psychology Club-Secretary - Treasurer, Queen's Court, Social Committee, Women's League Cabinet, Choir RICHARD VAN AKKER COMMERCIAL EDUCATION- Track Team, Ski Club, Basketball Team PAUL E. VIERA LIBERAL ARTS IRENE WALRAVEN COUNTY NORMAL ROBERT HARRIS WALTON LIBERAL ARTS- Business Administration Club- President, Ski Club, Psychology Club, Chess Club GRADUATES THOMAS G. WARD LIBERAL ARTS- Social Committee ROBERT V. WASCO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION- Ski Club-President, Business Administration Club FRANKLIN R. WEIDE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - Business Adminis - tration Club, Choir FREDERICK WEILER ENGINEERING - Lettermen's Club, Engineers’ Club, Ski Club, Track Team, Cross-Country Team JOHN R. WILINSKI POLICE ADMINISTRATION DONALD O, WILLY LIBERAL ARTS DOROTHY WIRBEL COUNTY NORMAL- Camera Club-Secretary, Chess Club, Social Committee, Women's League Cab- inet, Queen's Court ARMAND WOJCIK ENGINEERING BRUCE CAMPBELL LESLIE LIBERAL ARTS- Basketball Team, Debate PRUTOLESS GRADUATES Ted L. Abbenante, Saginaw Franklin E. Braman, Bay City Joseph George Crump Jr. Mary Alice E. Kawson, Bay City Kenneth Geister, Bay City J. Richard Glynn, Saginaw John Aldin Haines, Jr., Vassar Jay J. Hubble, Saginaw Gwen Marie Johansson, Bay City Martin E, Johnson, Bay City Paul Krause III, Saginaw Gilbert John Kucera, Pinconning Albert John Kutzbach, Saginaw Betty R. Kutzke, Bay City Kenneth W. Murphy, Saginaw Robert Walter Neal, Bay City Robert D. Parson, Carleton Baird Penzien, Bay City Brant Short, Bay City Joyce Marie Smith, Bay City John Wilinski, Bay City JANUARY GRADUATES Allan E. Holmes Vernon L. Purchase Emelie Ellen Ryan 39 OMaAl_ aun LW Nh KE IDENTIFICATION Uf BABY PICTURES Neva Paulson Kay Knake Eugene Penzien Crystal Ball Queen, Barb Peterson Betty Proctor Karolyn Warnemunde Royce Ward Jack, Tom, and Bob Walton (on knee) Elaine Hagens . Shirley Grandmaison - Homecoming Queen, Jackie Bedford . Beverly Bush Pat Stalinski . Bill Brown « Won, Perry . Bob Gabriel Wally Rogalski . Aldine Greenwald Liz Neering Jerry Leach . Barb Newell . Betty Reiss . Jackie Taft Mildred Green . Shirley Sahr and brother Bob Joyce Sinicki Joan Maxson - Ronnie Schultz, podner Jim Buckley Fugene Moore . Anne Mulcahy Tred Weiler and cousin, Sally Orr . B. J. Slominski . Doris Saunier Jack Bindon . Jo Anne O'Brien . Rosemary Koscis . Gerry Pappas . John A. Rupp Marilyn Beach . Ann Kavanaugh wmeneses — lW BAY CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE CLARENCE C. SCHULTZ BAY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL Bursar PALMER B. KERN Dean of Men and Director of Athletics Ses 10 Se eS eS LOIS L. WATERMAN BAY CITY : MICHIGAN Dean of Women Dear Reader: Featuring three state championships and a near-miss, Bay City dominated the Michigan Junior College Athletic Conference in 1952, Titles were annexed by the track, swimming, and cross-country squads, the last in its first year of competition. The tennis squad was nipped and upset by a point in the state tournament after copping eight straight dual meets in season play, and the golfers won five and lost three dual meets. The basketball squad, in the throes of a rebuilding process, suffered setbacks in seventeen of its nineteen tilts. The 1953 teams faced a stiff reconstruction of their graduation-riddled ranks, but promising freshmen have helped to fill the gap. Brunson Jackson in basketball, Don Carroll in swimming, and Jim Buckley in golf are freshmen stalwarts who have bolstered their squads. After early season reversals, the basketball and swimming teams started winning regularly, and the track team gained strength. The veterans of the golf and tennis squads, almost annihilated by a barrage of diplomas last June, were few and far between with Jack Bindon in golf and Dick Ryan in tennis as nucleii for Three-Sport-Coach Palmer Kern. sincerely, The Staff STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Bratun, manager; Loton Eastman, Royce Ward, Bob Fallis, Brant Short, Dick Easlick, Jim Miller, Brunson Jackson, Coach Paul Grein. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Morgan, Jerry Leach, Bob Neal, Bernard Surath, Bruce Leslie, Dick Staudt, Jim Buckley. BASKETBALL Ttnll c. ]S fl | 7 a 4} A trio of basketeers who were Y invaluable to the Badger cage team pa ah were play-making Guard Bob Neal, left, A ee- Pivot-Man Brant Short, center; and high bad scoring Forward Brunson Jackson, on the right. Veterans Neal and Short formed the foundation for Coach Paul Grein's rebuilding process, and freshman Jackson proved a vital cog in the Badger point-production machinery, ACTION IN THE TRADITIONAL ALUMNI GAME SWIMMING TEAM Amphibian Ron Schultz displayed all-around performance ability by consistently winning diving events and gathering valuable points in the individual medley and relay ev ents. ene : ee Freshman Don Carroll, an outstanding breast- stroker and individual medley relay man, shattered the pool record in the 200-yard breaststroke in his first year of junior college competition. In dual meet junior college competition, he was un- defeated in his specialties, the breaststroke and individual medley events. Junior College All-American Freestyler Frank Braman churned monotonously to victories in the freestyle sprint races this year to justify his national rating. He holds the 50-yard free style state record. 44 ' Page 4 THE CERUCIELE Friday, November 14, 1952 Harriers Capture Cross Country Crown. Rules Clinic Cross- Country Champions Badgers Bag Big Se | wee 1 tema =Conference Win a, 2 aa 4 et te hey : oT) Pea Crowned Conference and State junior college champs, the Bay Ci.y cross country team pounded a ma a . : A ee Y f. v4 = + ¥ Si eK Pe Fe rn “9 oa . . ; [1s sounding victory in the , = ue ‘avr Athletic thi -s “ly. = $s to Ww. Ci . wnt Cry gare, ' ons an te, + 4. Cy }r m b pa “a 5a COLLE™ i zason be .é 1 cross a al sweet b Arbor } : STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: pair w : ; : A if Newall Gilchrist, Jim Kocks, the ; - Bob Parsons, Ken Card, “lon : y Coach Palmer Kern, KNEEL- Hea her ai ay Cf ei SIM ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred i th WAY Evy cMry vs Zwemer, Jim Yeager, Fred ry 2 , , a : bs ca” kK , Sv yromirss «or, Fred Weiler, Bob Hoffman. _ of ex | ‘ ish- . S | 2:12, C ww ks, Bob A f sons, C f 4 —— sed the ' B , ° 5 second Un balance rt Yy when tl lereu ar, and li ans. But to form ish line ; Tiitsmuny asewrenis wa yew oe “— = tne close Vi LNe LUULUAIL Sveasui, wie wucLeUsS uL Une squad, Coach 2 ai d eighth and the Class A finals from the one passing the to. Grien has 29% selene lettermen “10%8� TeePecuiveny fae ced Weiler state basketball tournament of last poar tr ‘w P rant Short, clinched the win by coming in year will be shown in the audi- ,. 4 ind out the peeks to nose out two Spring torlum. Juni In the first year of conference 2� freshmen alia This will be the second annual pre clinic, and all members of the stu- +. action. On ition, the Badger cross compet . . Be carried the Opportunities in Optometry dent body, including the girls, are country team exhibited excep- experience Optometry is a profession offering insited tand . . ; special advantages to ambitious invited to attend. tional running form and is here ¢ on the Var- | young men and women. Its scope is constantly expanding. Highty per cent of the Nation’s millions de- pend upon the Doctor of Optometry and his professional skill in con- serving vision. There is a shortage of optometrists in many States. The Doctor of Optometry pos- sesses the dignity of being a pro- fessional man. He renders an es- sential service to the | health and � uroll_hoine af hie enrmorssmite Ger. ———— pictured after winning the league ™? Who will Compliments title on November lI. of | 4rbor In nepeat nuvy LAYERER’S | , History and the Spring Arb PHARMACY cross-country team once more rJ peated themselves as the Badge dropped anothe heart-breaki 27-28 decision to the Arborite ru! ners on the Bay City course, No! mber 8. The defeat was the thi or the Badgers as compared wit wo victories, and sent the Bz tyans home mumbling to ther Alves about an unfair law : verages. Jim Chapman literally sprint the course to cop first plad 1100 Columbus Bay City, M’ Phor Pe ee ee ee el i i BADGERS se ee fetes? “ ae ” an KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Merkle, Bill Tway, Will Ehman. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Palmer Kern, coach; Karl Roth, Dick Ryan, Farrel LeVasseur. Jim Vayre Wendell Pafford Dick Sauer Ron Schultz Palmer Kern, coach Kay Melvin Dick Haines Jim Person Jack Bindon + ; ; ‘. . be oS . + ee ad : . © . : 7 : “ . ‘ - .«. . : - , Jim Buckley, left, congratulating Jack Bindon on Bindon's narrow victory in the intramural golf final. Bindon won the tournament title two consecutive years. The intramural football champions, the Slo- Motions. Line, Left to Right, Bruce Leslie, Jack Bratun, Jim Kocks. Backfield, Left to Right, Brant Short, Bob Neal, Bob Parson. Dick Ryan, twice intramural tennis champion, receiving congratulations from Finalist Newall Gilchrist. Ryan fought through four rounds of play to earn the tournament crown. 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